Project Priority Map
Every project feels urgent. Make them compete for oxygen.
A longer list will not decide the week. When several projects are all asking for the same attention, the useful move is to make them compete.
One gets oxygen. The others get an honest decision: advance, maintain, delegate, delay, or stop.
Chris Lee | Not Busy
Use this when
- Several projects feel equally urgent.
- You keep switching, and none of them really moves.
- The week has no single thing it is protecting.
- More hours would only spread the same attention thinner.
What you leave with
- One project that gets oxygen
- A decision for what does not
- A short picture of the week that protects that choice
Continue with what is useful
- Boundaries
The No Script
A boundary is needed, but the words are not there yet.
One request · One clear script
- Mental load
Open Loops Clearout
The calendar looks manageable, but unresolved context keeps following you.
A short dump · One lane each
- Capacity
Capacity Protection Plan
Progress is being financed by recovery, health, attention, or relationships.
One non-negotiable · One if/then rule