You've got the Eisenhower Matrix wrong

[coughingmouse]

Not Urgent and Important stuff should be done before Urgent and Non Important ones, but you seem to have that switched on both the matrix and the text. I don't really know how to use Github so I'll leave the rest to you.

[tittoassini]

I am not sure about that.

I believe that the theory is that Urgent and Non Important stuff should be delegated.

But what if you cannot delegate it? What about that bill that is unimportant but urgent? Better pay it and then move to what is Important but Not Urgent.

Right?

[coughingmouse]

Wearing clothes after shower is more important than paying the bill but not as urgent - you can wear your clothes whenever you want. If you don't wear your clothes before you're going to a bank to pay the bills, that's a no-no.

If you can't delegate it and you think it's higher in priority, you're probably either making a wrong choice or the unimportant task of yours is more important than you think. For instance, paying the bill is not very unimportant, although it was certainly less important than putting clothes on.

Let's think of a better example. This is only an assumption.

You're studying to become a medical doctor. You will undoubtably earn more than $2/hour if you graduate. To graduate, you need to pass every exam, since you already flunked twice, the maximum limit for graduation.
You have a test comming up tomorrow but you're also playing a game on Overwatch.
Playing Overwatch is signifiantly unimportant as it's off season but much urgent because your teammates on discord - to whom you have promised to help gain experience in exchange for $2/hour - are going to be angry if you stopped playing suddenly.

Yes, you can keep playing Overwatch, get expeled and think that's a good decision. But by means of gain and loss, you can see why Eisenhower set up the matrix as such.

[zwiebelbox]

@tittoassini even compared to the link you provided, the axes in your matrix are flipped. So either you should write that you use a modified Eisenhower Matrix or you change it into the "real" one.