The ability to prioritize is an important skill that helps us use our time and resources effectively. I propose to consider some of the most universal methods of prioritization. Eisenhower Method According to this method, it is proposed to divide all tasks into 4 groups: 1. Important and urgent - they need to be addressed personally and quickly.2. Not important, but urgent - these tasks can be delegated, otherwise you can get stuck in them for a long time.3. Important, but not urgent - these tasks can be delegated, but their implementation must be monitored. 4. Not important and not urgent - you can absolutely safely put it off. ABC method The ABC method of prioritization is a tool that helps determine the order of tasks in accordance with their importance and urgency. All tasks must be divided into group number: A - 15%, the most important tasks, giving 65% of the result B - tasks of medium importance, usually making up 20% of all, bringing 20% ​​of the result. C - 65% of tasks, bringing 15% of the result .Tasks of category A must be completed independently, group B tasks secondarily. They can be delegated, but their implementation must be controlled. Group C tasks need to be delegated.RankingRanking techniques in prioritization are used to determine the importance and order of completion of tasks or goals. These techniques help you organize and structure tasks to determine which ones require higher priority and more urgency. 1. It is necessary to make a list of all possible actions to achieve the result. 2. Compare the first item with the next one in pairs and so on until the end of the list (1 with 2, 2 with 3, etc.). An item that can bring greater results is assigned 1 point, less – 0 points. The value is recorded for each pairwise comparison. The sum of points determines the sequence of actions. Remember, consciously and purposefully managing our priorities can help us not only achieve our goals, but also achieve balance and satisfaction in various areas of life.