TIME MANAGEMENT

 Today we were introduced to tool which helps to prioritize your to-do list.

It was invented by the 34th president of United States, D. Eisenhower.

We had to think about the things we said we don't have time to do.
It was pretty hard exercise for me because I just don't use tis phrase. If I don't want to do something, I will still do it or come up with something else. Telling you don't have the time to do something is just a generic excuse and usually people hide the real reason behind it. 

Only difficulty is about something that is not important, but is urgent. When it's urgent, it is important, right? 

I googled it and I got the examples of answers.

• Co-worker who comes by your desk during your prime working time to ask a favor.
• Mom drops in unannounced and wants your help with a chore.

What I understood, it is something that somebody else does, it's not about YOUR time management skills. You could always say no if you have something more important to do. It's about your choice and nothing else. If anybody has different opinion about this, I'd be happy to hear about it.