Tear Off Calendar

Use collapsible tabs for more detailed information that will help customers make a purchasing decision.

Ex: Shipping and return policies, size guides, and other common questions.

Utilise sequencing to prevent lazy prioritisation, leaving you with desperately important unfinished tasks pending completion at the end of your day.

Most important task label

Photo - sequence task most important task 1, then second most important task, 3rd most important task

For tasks 3, 4 and 5? Revisit them after completing tasks 1 and 2. Don't be surprised if you then decide they're not pressing enough to warrant completion, or outsource/automate them. Tasks that hang off the bottom ends of your to do list have a habit of swelling in perceived importance, and are usually best to get someone else to do, or automated. But don't let them serve as fodda to avoid the important

Put a label (most important) on your 1 single most important task, sequence it first in your day.

Let this be the tip of your spear and organisation will fall into place after it.

Don't assign time for "work" assign specific tasks, to prevent filler time.