You do not prioritize through just "importance", but also with "urgency" and "cost".
You prioritize evaluating "urgency - how pressing", "importance - how impactful", and "size - how consuming".
Some things are to be dealt with earlier independently of the importance, and other things are dealt with speedily so it is worth to have them done earlier to alleviate the queue.
There is a scalar resulting from the three dimensions, and that ranks your priorities.
You prioritize evaluating "urgency - how pressing", "importance - how impactful", and "size - how consuming".
Some things are to be dealt with earlier independently of the importance, and other things are dealt with speedily so it is worth to have them done earlier to alleviate the queue.
There is a scalar resulting from the three dimensions, and that ranks your priorities.