Yes, I give each task an “A”, “B”, or “C” priority, and then I focus on trying to get the “A” tasks done by the end of the day. If all the A’s get done and I still have time, I start on the B list. The next day, I re-prioritize my list, after I’ve added any new tasks. I take the top 3 or 4 B’s and shift them to become A’s then shift the rest of the tasks up or down, as appropriate.
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