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56. Too many tasks? Struggling to Prioritize? Try this. 🇦
REVENUE READY CREATIVE | Grow Your Art Business Online, Art Business Coaching, Increase Productivity, Passive Income for Self
15 minutes
2 months ago
56. Too many tasks? Struggling to Prioritize? Try this. 🇦
Feeling stuck staring at a never-ending to-do list? As a busy creative, deciding where to focus your energy can feel overwhelming — especially when everything feels important right now.
In this episode, I share a simple prioritization framework I’ve been using for almost 10 years: the Time Value Matrix. It’s a practical tool that helps you cut through the noise, focus on the tasks that actually move your business forward, and reduce time spent on the low-value work that drains your energy.
You’ll learn:
The 4 categories of tasks (A, B, C, and D) — and why knowing the difference is game-changing
How to spot your A-level, revenue-ready tasks (the ones with the biggest ROI)
Examples of how this works for digital creators, crafters, and artists
Considerations for letting AI help you with low-value tasks
👉 Challenge for today: Take your current to-do list and run it through the Time Value Matrix. Circle one A-level task and tackle it first.
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REVENUE READY CREATIVE | Grow Your Art Business Online, Art Business Coaching, Increase Productivity, Passive Income for Self