Time Management Vs Priority Management

What is the difference between time management and priority management?

Time management is the coordination of tasks or activities by effectively planning the time spent on a specific activity, at the other hand priority management is the practice of organizing tasks from the most to the least important and by focusing on their urgency.

Time management is the discipline that seeks to organize and optimize an individual's time.

Priority management is the ability to classify your task by order of urgency and necessity and delegate less pressing matters.

We can conclude that:

Time management is a discipline
Priority management is a habit

The question is:

What is the best way to work smarter and not harder?

Ideally, both concepts are great when combined but let's get real.

You see, the average normal person cannot really manage time, since it’s becoming difficult to get more done in less time, especially when time is tight, and pressures are high. We all have 24 hours per day, what makes other people more successful than others?

It is the ability to manage their priority and delegate efficiently.

The most successful people are also very stingy with their time, they know where and when to drive their focus.

Prioritizing your task by urgency and necessity order will not only help you accomplish your goals with less stress but will also help you keep your engagements.

In the end time management is a real priority management.