Are your clients feeling swamped? Running from one crisis to the next? This fabulous matrix worksheet will revolutionize how clients spend their time! (2 pages)
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The Urgent Important Matrix originates from former US President Eisenhower. He used the so-called "Eisenhower Principle" to organize his tasks saying, "What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important." Stephen Covey brought these concepts to the mainstream calling it "The Urgent Important Matrix" and the rest is history!
This Urgent Important Matrix Template and coaching exercise introduces the principle on page one, and page two helps your client personalise and review what it means for them. Work through this essential career coaching exercise with your clients and revolutionize how they spend their time. (now 2 pages)
You may also like this ARTICLE: Coaching Tools 101: The Urgent Important Matrix - What is it and How To Use it! - specifically written for this worksheet.
Chock full of powerful tips, techniques and concepts, the coaching tools in this toolkit help your clients transform, prioritise and make better use of the time they have.
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