S1EP7 | Habit 3: Put First Things First (Part 2) - Becoming a Quadrant II Self-Manager | The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Welcome back to The Messy Podcast, Season 1 of Private Victory, Episode 7! Last time, we introduced the principles of personal management. Now, let's get the tool that makes it all work. In this episode, "Habit 3: Put First Things First (Part 2) - Becoming a Quadrant II Self-Manager," inspired by Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," we dive into the famous time management matrix. Tired of living in crisis mode and constantly putting out fires? Ready to focus on what truly matters for your long-term well-being? Explore online therapy for a happier, healthier you: https://themessypodcast.com/therapy Important Disclaimer: This podcast series analyzes literary works and explores principles of personal growth, drawing insights that align with concepts discussed in "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People." This episode aims to provide educational and analytical content. Any references to external ideas are for commentary and educational purposes. All rights to any referenced works belong to their respective owners, and no copyright infringement is intended. To further explore the principles discussed, you can purchase "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" here: https://amzn.to/4edS09k In this episode, we unpack the powerful time management matrix, categorizing everything you do based on urgency and importance. You'll learn to identify the time-wasting activities of Quadrants III and IV and escape the tyranny of Quadrant I crises. We will focus on the heart of effective personal management: Quadrant II. These are the important, but not urgent, activities like long-term planning, relationship building, and preventive maintenance that truly move the needle. Discover the practical steps to organize your life on a weekly basis from a Quadrant II perspective. You can find more information about The Messy Podcast at this direct link: https://themessypodcast.com/ Let's get messy and learn to focus on the important, not just the urgent.