Hyperfocus- Turning a Liability Into a Superpower

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2.72s today my name is erica i'm gonna go
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45.28s erica thanks so much for joining and
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1:0.72 um
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2:4.80 okay perfect so the title of this
2:7.68 webinar today is hyper focus turning a
2:10.88 liability into a superpower
2:13.60 and this webinar is specifically
2:15.20 designed for priority matrix users who
2:18.00 have adhd
2:19.68 so i'm going to give you a little bit of
2:21.12 a backstory of how i actually came to
2:23.28 doing this webinar
2:24.96 and it's kind of an interesting story so
2:27.28 let's go ahead and get started
2:30.00 so first off i want to start by defining
2:32.64 what is hyper focusing and this is
2:35.36 defined as a clinical phenomenon of
2:37.92 locking onto a task in patients with
2:40.24 adhd who have difficulty of shifting
2:42.96 their attention from one one subject to
2:45.04 another especially if the subject is
2:47.44 about their interests
2:49.20 so when it comes to having a productive
2:51.28 work day
2:52.40 you know you can kind of imagine that if
2:54.48 you feel like you are you know hyper
2:56.24 focused on something however you're
2:58.32 locked on to a task that's a distraction
3:0.88 or it's not something that's you know
3:2.88 helping you be productive in your
3:4.64 workday that can definitely cause a
3:6.80 challenge for you
3:8.40 and with priority matrix one of our
3:10.48 biggest goals
3:11.68 is to help people understand their
3:13.68 priorities
3:14.88 and understand what needs to get done
3:16.88 first by providing less distractions for
3:19.52 them to kind of focus on you know really
3:22.48 what needs to get done and again cut out
3:24.72 the distractions that make them into
3:26.48 place
3:27.36 when you're jumping from different
3:28.80 platforms checking your emails checking
3:31.28 you know things out online we want to
3:33.36 cut out those distractions so you can
3:35.28 hyper focus on what's really important
3:37.76 again turning what some people may feel
3:40.32 is a liability into a real superpower so
3:43.20 you can actually get more done than you
3:45.52 know other people may be able to do
3:49.84 so how did we land on this topic it may
3:52.56 feel you know kind of kind of random
3:55.20 actually that priority matrix is
3:57.12 focusing so closely on adhd users but to
4:0.56 give you a little bit of backstory so
4:2.72 over the past couple of years priority
4:5.12 matrix has been voted across several
4:7.28 different platforms
4:9.12 different resources online number one
4:11.52 application for adults with adhd
4:14.80 and
4:15.76 you know just kind of right off the bat
4:17.44 priority matrix is a project in task
4:20.16 management software that helps people
4:22.32 really prioritize and see what they need
4:24.24 to get done so again for those people
4:26.56 who may have trouble focusing or have a
4:29.20 hard time you know working on what
4:31.04 matters the most priority matrix can be
4:33.44 super helpful for that
4:36.00 so over the last couple of months um
4:38.88 we've really put a lot in place to
4:41.20 actually kind of dig through this and
4:43.20 understand why is priority matrix
4:45.44 helpful for people with adhd and how do
4:48.08 we really help them
4:50.08 so
4:50.80 pablo who's actually our cto has been
4:53.52 working really closely with people in
4:55.44 roles such as therapists directors
4:58.00 marketing leaders and other
4:59.60 inspirational people who were actually
5:2.00 available to connect with him one-on-one
5:4.40 and they all personally deal with adhd
5:7.04 on a day-to-day basis
5:9.44 so pablo had asked them a series of
5:11.68 interview questions ranging from how
5:13.76 they chose their career path
5:15.76 to what it's like working in a corporate
5:17.68 environment with adhd and how are they
5:20.24 most most productive
5:22.40 with that day-to-day work routine
5:25.60 i think he hosted it's probably you know
5:28.32 upwards of
5:29.52 five to six interviews at this point and
5:32.24 they're all super interesting topics
5:35.52 and i will actually share those
5:37.04 interviews with all of you
5:39.36 i'll send a follow-up email out to you
5:41.44 because it's actually really interesting
5:43.04 to kind of dig in there and learn more
5:45.12 about their tips and tricks
5:47.28 but you know most importantly reading
5:49.52 through all of these interviews that
5:51.04 pablo conducted i was able to collect
5:53.12 some tips from these professionals
5:55.60 on how they can really make it through a
5:57.84 day and be productive
5:59.68 so by piecing that information together
6:1.84 i was able to create this presentation
6:4.16 which will hopefully resonate with all
6:5.92 of you today
6:7.20 um and again you know just make it
6:8.96 easier for you to get through your
6:10.24 day-to-day and ultimately be more
6:11.92 productive
6:14.80 so first and foremost what did we learn
6:17.44 from conducting these interviews again
6:19.44 with these people who struggle with adhd
6:21.92 on a day-to-day basis
6:24.00 so tips for a productive work day number
6:26.88 one a consensus was set aside your most
6:29.44 productive hours to focus on
6:32.08 high impact tasks so for me personally i
6:35.60 would say you know hours at 7 00 a.m to
6:38.72 a 10 or 11 they're definitely not my
6:41.36 most productive hours just personally
6:43.28 speaking
6:44.32 in the afternoon from about one to three
6:47.76 i would say that's personally when i am
6:49.92 able to focus the most
6:52.00 and get those big ticket items done so
6:54.64 that is when i like to set aside you
6:57.04 know time to work on those really high
6:58.96 impact tasks
7:1.04 the morning hours are when you know you
7:3.36 can work on kind of the smaller tasks or
7:6.00 if you're kind of flip-flopped from
7:7.52 myself maybe you work on the big project
7:10.00 in high ticket items in the morning and
7:12.32 save the smaller things till the end of
7:13.84 the day
7:16.00 number two for having a productive work
7:18.00 day um people found that it really helps
7:20.56 to stick to a daily routine an example
7:23.28 of that would be at the start of the day
7:25.36 writing down top three priorities or
7:27.76 goals and review them at the end of the
7:30.24 day to make sure that you were able to
7:31.76 get those done
7:32.96 so that could be your first step in the
7:34.88 daily routine it's going into your
7:36.96 priority matrix and typing out three
7:39.04 priorities and goals that you need to
7:40.88 get done
7:42.80 and number three is take control and
7:44.56 make your own daily rules
7:47.36 with this day and age it's honestly so
7:49.28 incredible that people are able to work
7:51.12 from home and you know work remote and
7:53.68 kind of make their own daily routine
7:56.16 maybe they like to work out in the
7:57.52 morning or you know take their dogs out
7:59.60 or spend some family time in the morning
8:1.60 and then get around to working a couple
8:3.36 hours into the day
8:4.88 whatever it might be and whatever helps
8:7.20 you focus
8:8.56 the most throughout the day we want to
8:10.88 support you and we want to encourage you
8:12.96 to kind of make that own daily routine
8:15.44 and again
8:16.48 being in a corporate environment can
8:18.48 make it a little bit tougher right if
8:20.00 you have to go into the offices at a
8:21.84 certain time
8:23.12 but actually in these interviews those
8:25.44 professionals we were able to connect
8:26.88 with actually share pointers as well as
8:29.36 to
8:30.32 how you can still kind of control your
8:32.08 day and make that daily routine even
8:34.32 when you're in the office every single
8:36.32 day
8:39.20 another thing that i was able to
8:41.04 understand from reading through all
8:42.64 these different interviews that we
8:44.08 conducted is understanding your
8:47.20 prioritization style so again circling
8:49.76 back to something that i briefly just
8:51.20 touched on
8:52.48 which is
8:53.76 you know when are you the most
8:55.36 productive
8:56.64 the most common approach to this is
8:58.88 starting the day with something small
9:0.72 and light maybe it's emails just quick
9:2.88 tasks that you can kind of check off
9:4.16 your to-do list
9:5.68 and then use this momentum to tackle the
9:8.00 larger tests the consensus was that this
9:10.96 is the most common prioritization style
9:13.76 and personally this is what resonates
9:15.52 with me and how i kind of go about my
9:17.68 day-to-day
9:19.76 the second understanding was that some
9:21.60 people actually like to start with the
9:23.28 largest biggest task
9:25.76 making sure you get this done right off
9:27.92 the bat so you can you know rest assure
9:30.08 that every single day they're getting
9:32.00 something important done each day and
9:34.88 then you would say the smaller task for
9:36.72 the end of the day when you kind of
9:38.00 start to trail off and maybe become a
9:39.92 little bit more distracted
9:42.00 this from our understanding of these
9:44.32 interviews was
9:45.84 um not as common but again still
9:48.80 something that still a way that people
9:50.88 like to prioritize and structure their
9:52.48 day
9:53.52 so hopefully for all of you on this
9:55.92 webinar today when you look at this
9:58.08 you're either like hey you know the
9:59.52 first one is definitely me or the second
10:1.44 one is definitely me
10:2.88 because that's going to kind of help you
10:4.32 bridge the gap into having a more
10:6.00 productive day today
10:10.32 so with all that being said
10:12.64 how has priority matrix really helped
10:15.36 our adhd users and why is it becoming
10:18.88 such a popular application with this
10:20.72 crowd
10:22.48 number one
10:23.68 priority matrix utilizes
10:26.40 kind of a layout of four quadrants
10:28.80 and what these quadrants allow you to do
10:30.88 is very easily highlight your top
10:32.88 priorities
10:34.24 so when it comes to getting started in
10:36.08 the day and when you're really able to
10:37.76 focus on what to get done that focus is
10:40.40 put towards working on the top
10:42.40 priorities and setting aside other
10:44.24 distractions
10:46.96 the priority matrix reminders with
10:49.20 deadlines is actually really helpful to
10:52.64 make sure you can kind of stay on task
10:54.80 you're able to set deadlines and
10:56.80 reminders recurring if needed for every
10:59.36 single task so if you're like feeling
11:1.76 that you're a little bit off track or
11:3.84 you're worried about forgetting about
11:5.28 something priority matrix has your back
11:7.28 there because
11:8.72 when you set these reminders and
11:10.08 deadlines you're definitely not going to
11:11.52 forget about anything you need to get
11:13.36 done
11:14.80 i also have in parentheses you can mute
11:16.64 these when needed
11:18.16 with all this being said it's definitely
11:19.92 very critical to be able to have some
11:21.76 quiet time we don't always need pop-ups
11:24.08 onto our screen or emails coming through
11:26.24 so i'm going to show you how you can
11:27.60 actually mute these email notifications
11:30.40 when you need to do that
11:33.60 and lastly priority matrix helps you
11:35.68 focus on what you need to get done by
11:37.68 switching contacts less often so you can
11:40.40 stay focused in one place
11:42.56 i know for me when i'm working in
11:44.40 priority matrix and i'm incredibly
11:46.56 focused however the second my phone goes
11:48.72 off or an email comes in or something
11:51.68 pops up on my screen it's like okay you
11:54.32 know here's a distraction that i go to
11:56.24 my email and then maybe i start browsing
11:58.16 through it when that's not really what i
11:59.68 need to get done
12:1.68 by getting everything into just one
12:3.52 place you're able to focus a lot better
12:6.32 and you know all those distractions that
12:8.40 come with switching contacts can
12:10.16 hopefully kind of be put to the side
12:14.72 another tip that these professionals
12:16.80 that we were able to connect with shared
12:18.88 is it time boxing which
12:21.60 is a technique that a lot of people find
12:24.16 to be super helpful
12:25.76 keeping in mind though it's definitely
12:27.60 not going to be the solution for every
12:29.44 single project or task you work on but
12:32.16 at the right place in time it can
12:33.44 definitely be super helpful
12:35.76 the idea of this is to plan 15 to 25
12:38.64 minutes of focus and then take five to
12:41.28 ten minute breaks between focus time
12:43.92 and what do these breaks look like
12:46.08 not being on your phone or scrolling
12:48.00 through social media what i like to do
12:50.32 is maybe step outside get some fresh air
12:53.12 walk around the house stretch out a
12:54.64 little bit maybe get some water make
12:56.40 some tea or coffee
12:58.00 you know keep your mind in the game
13:0.16 hopefully continuing to think about what
13:2.08 you're working on in kind of a light
13:4.08 aspect and then get back to work after
13:6.56 five to ten minutes
13:8.24 with priority matrix it's very easy to
13:10.40 kind of schedule this out
13:12.48 we do have an integrated calendar so
13:14.88 again it is super easy to kind of block
13:16.72 off time and help you stay on pace with
13:18.88 this and that's something that we'll
13:20.00 look at today
13:24.16 all right so this is just kind of a
13:25.92 brief overview of what we're about to
13:28.08 look like look at in the priority matrix
13:30.56 demo so i'm going to show you how you
13:32.40 can use our quadrants for task
13:34.08 prioritization
13:36.24 i'm going to show you a couple
13:37.36 strategies for setting your daily goals
13:39.52 and making sure it's easy to complete
13:41.28 them through priority matrix
13:43.76 i'm going to show you how you can plan
13:45.36 your day based off of your most
13:46.80 productive hours and then we're also
13:49.04 going to take a look at managing
13:50.40 notifications and reminders
13:53.52 so thank you all for sticking with me
13:55.28 until now
13:56.56 this is the good part where we actually
13:58.24 get to take a look at the application
14:0.00 and again as your questions come up drop
14:1.92 those down and then at the end we'll be
14:3.76 able to communicate and i can definitely
14:5.36 answer all these for you
14:14.08 all right so what do i have on my screen
14:16.72 here
14:17.84 this is my priority matrix and i have it
14:20.32 integrated directly into my team's
14:22.56 platform
14:23.92 so one of the things that i was really
14:25.44 harping on previously is switching
14:27.84 context less often so you can stay more
14:29.92 focused so for those of you who work in
14:32.96 the microsoft teams environment every
14:34.72 single day add priority matrix in there
14:37.36 and no doubt this is going to make it
14:38.80 easier for you to stay focused
14:41.20 for those of you who aren't quite in the
14:43.44 team's environment yet you can
14:45.28 definitely download the desktop
14:46.56 application or use the web app at
14:49.16 prioritymatrix.com they're all going to
14:51.20 be very similar
14:53.76 so to kind of give you a general
14:55.44 understanding of the layout of priority
14:57.60 matrix i i can assume that a lot of you
15:0.00 on this meeting today might actually be
15:1.84 brand new and you might not be familiar
15:4.24 with how the system kind of works so
15:6.40 let's look at that and then we'll we
15:8.48 will focus back in on you know specific
15:11.12 tips for using this on a day-to-day
15:13.52 basis
15:15.52 so the general structure of priority
15:17.52 matrix is based off of projects
15:19.84 and these projects are here to help give
15:22.16 you a space to group similar priorities
15:24.72 together so for me as a salesperson and
15:28.48 a customer success manager a lot of my
15:31.12 projects revolve around clients that i'm
15:33.28 working with and tickets and emails that
15:35.36 come in so that's what my projects look
15:37.52 like depending on your role in the
15:39.68 organization your projects are going to
15:41.44 look a little bit different and that's
15:43.76 definitely okay
15:45.20 we offer i think we have
15:47.52 90 templates at this point which you can
15:50.24 actually import into your priority
15:52.24 matrix to help you get started
15:54.40 this weekly to-do list template is
15:56.72 actually something that i imported um
15:59.04 again we have those just to help you get
16:0.80 started so if you're not sure what
16:2.64 projects to create utilize the templates
16:4.96 for sure and it's really going to help
16:10.32 so
16:11.28 something that i had talked about
16:12.96 previously in this webinar is
16:15.68 a tip for being successful with adhd
16:18.96 which is
16:20.08 creating your daily goals so i'm going
16:22.40 to go ahead and open up this project
16:24.96 and we'll use this as the example
16:27.28 so this is kind of checking off two tips
16:29.92 that i wanted to share with you at the
16:31.36 same time which number one is using the
16:34.16 quadrants
16:35.44 to you know support your needs support
16:38.00 you and the way that you like to
16:39.52 prioritize your goals and action items
16:42.80 for the day
16:44.96 when you create a new project the
16:47.28 quadrants are going to read do now do
16:50.32 later delegate and postpone
16:53.36 for this specific project i actually
16:55.60 suggest renaming your quadrants so you
16:58.00 can do that on the right hand side just
16:59.76 by highlight highlighting it and
17:1.68 renaming it so i'll give you just a
17:3.92 little modification here just so you can
17:5.92 see how easy it is
17:7.60 i added the option for notes in the
17:9.44 bottom right corner
17:12.16 so again that's going to be the kind of
17:13.92 the best practice number one utilizing
17:16.08 the quadrant so at a quick glance you
17:18.00 see you can see
17:19.36 what you need to get done today high
17:21.52 priority and what's a lower priority
17:25.44 with that being said this project is
17:27.36 structured with the idea of setting your
17:29.28 daily goals so here are today's goals
17:33.04 and here's the completed goals
17:35.44 in priority matrix you can really easily
17:37.84 move your tasks around
17:41.12 and you can also actually check them off
17:43.52 if they are are a distraction and you no
17:45.68 longer want these older goals on your
17:47.84 screen
17:48.80 you can definitely do that
17:50.48 the structure that i've been working
17:52.00 with and suggesting to people is
17:54.24 for a week straight just bump those old
17:56.80 goals over to the right hand side
17:59.60 so they are still on your screen
18:2.00 and what's cool about this is it can
18:4.08 kind of give you the confidence to know
18:5.76 hey every single day i'm
18:7.76 completing these three goals and it'll
18:9.84 give you that you know kind of reminder
18:11.76 that you are being successful and you
18:14.24 can go back and continue to remind
18:16.24 yourself what you've completed for the
18:17.76 week and then go through and check all
18:19.60 those off and kind of start fresh
18:21.60 again that's just kind of my take on it
18:23.28 how i've seen it be super successful
18:25.20 play around with it and find the way
18:26.80 that works best for you
18:29.44 but the way that this works is now for
18:31.28 today i can look at this and whether
18:33.60 it's the start of the day when i want to
18:35.20 start with these smaller goals or the
18:36.96 end of the day again depending on how my
18:39.44 productivity looks on it on a daily
18:42.08 basis
18:43.28 now i can go here and understand these
18:44.96 are the goals that i need to get done
18:46.88 for today
18:51.76 all right so that again is kind of the
18:54.08 the first two tips and tricks i want to
18:56.00 share use the quadrants to prioritize
18:58.32 and then use these projects or one
19:0.40 specific project to make sure you can
19:2.16 set your daily goals
19:6.00 let's see it looks like maybe i'm
19:7.92 missing a project here okay perfect so
19:10.56 here's the other one that i wanted to
19:12.08 show you which is
19:13.68 giving you the opportunity to actually
19:15.92 block off your day so this would be a
19:18.24 different project that i would
19:19.36 definitely suggest creating which i've
19:21.76 called in this case my working hours
19:24.48 in parentheses productive time slots
19:27.20 so what you can do here is again you can
19:29.84 rename the quadrants to really help you
19:32.24 understand
19:33.44 what you need to be working on in your
19:35.60 productive hours and what you need to be
19:38.32 working on for the less productive time
19:40.64 working on those smaller tasks
19:43.52 in the top right corner you'll see that
19:45.28 there's actually
19:47.20 a place to view your calendar on a
19:49.84 project basis
19:51.68 so when i click on this
19:54.56 what's happening is now i can actually
19:56.80 see
19:57.60 this time blocked off on my calendar and
20:0.24 if i switch it to my day view
20:2.80 now we're really zoomed in and i can see
20:4.88 okay from 8 to 10 this is when i should
20:7.36 be working on my you know
20:9.52 high ticket high priority longer tasks
20:12.80 and then in the afternoon these are the
20:14.32 smaller tasks this is a very broad
20:17.04 example but what you all can actually do
20:19.52 is you can say okay from 8 to 10
20:22.32 i'm gonna be working on x y and z and
20:24.32 you can actually list those out same for
20:27.12 the afternoon or again flip-flopping it
20:29.20 depending on when you want to work on
20:31.20 your different priorities
20:33.36 so this is going back to the idea of
20:36.80 time blocking again
20:39.28 really easily helping you visually
20:40.96 understand what you need to be working
20:43.20 on and one in alignment with when you
20:45.76 are the most productive
20:50.48 so another thing that i promised that we
20:52.16 would look at is how priority matrix
20:54.64 really actually helps you stay on task
20:57.28 when maybe you're feeling distracted and
20:59.12 you're not quite sure what you need to
21:0.64 get done
21:2.72 the agenda view in priority matrix is
21:5.28 going to show you today and the next
21:7.52 seven days of all of your upcoming
21:9.52 deadlines and what you need to get done
21:11.92 so once you start to use priority matrix
21:14.32 more heavily and you expand it from just
21:16.96 your daily goals to
21:18.72 you know integrating emails
21:20.64 putting all of your priorities into this
21:22.56 one central space
21:24.32 agenda is going to help you understand
21:26.64 again everything you need to get done
21:28.24 today in the next seven days
21:30.48 so if you're ever feeling like you're
21:32.00 going down a wormhole focusing on the
21:34.40 wrong thing i can totally relate to this
21:36.96 jump to your agenda put yourself back on
21:39.36 track and rest assured that you're not
21:40.88 forgetting about anything you don't need
21:42.80 to worry or stress that something's
21:44.88 slipping through the cracks because as
21:46.56 long as it's in your priority matrix
21:48.48 you're going to see it right here
21:50.32 and you're not going to forget about it
21:55.04 in terms of alerts
21:57.12 the notifications that you set for
21:59.20 yourself such as deadlines and reminders
22:2.24 and down the line if you start using
22:3.92 this as a team collaboration tool as
22:6.08 well
22:7.12 all of those
22:8.48 alerts are going to come to actually the
22:10.64 alert section right here
22:13.12 so these are examples of items that have
22:15.36 become overdue maybe they have new
22:17.60 updates from my teammates this is a
22:19.68 really great space to go to if you want
22:21.76 to see you know what what maybe became
22:24.80 overdue when you are not online looking
22:27.52 at your priority matrix
22:30.40 you're also going to be getting email
22:32.16 reminders and notifications by default
22:34.96 and this is what i was talking about
22:36.72 when i said you may want to mute them so
22:39.20 those distractions are not you know kind
22:41.60 of in your face when you're really
22:42.96 trying to focus
22:45.28 so i just brought my webpage onto the
22:48.24 screen
22:49.36 which you can see this is
22:51.12 affluence.com backslash accounts
22:53.44 backslash unsubscribe
22:55.76 if anybody's interested in this let me
22:57.44 know i can send you the link to this or
22:59.44 you can just find it under your accounts
23:1.36 page
23:2.80 but essentially this is where you can
23:5.04 manage your email preferences so if
23:7.68 you're feeling really overwhelmed and
23:9.84 not wanting to get these updates into
23:12.32 your inbox and just turn them off maybe
23:14.72 you just want to turn it off for the
23:16.08 afternoon and then
23:17.68 take them back on that's definitely
23:20.00 doable you can modify these as many
23:22.32 times as you would like
23:28.40 all right so i think that that does
23:31.12 cover the handful of tips and tricks
23:33.44 that i wanted to share with you all to
23:35.52 again help you stay focused and not only
23:38.32 that but focus on things that you
23:40.32 personally need to get done every single
23:42.72 day
23:43.52 so i'm going to jump back to my
23:44.80 powerpoint here
23:47.04 turn this on and then next up we'll
23:48.80 actually do the q a
23:50.48 but a couple key takeaways here so
23:53.68 with priority matrix we want to help you
23:55.76 see everything in one place
23:58.16 and what this will allow you to do is
23:59.68 have less distractions less contact
24:2.08 switching means more focus
24:4.80 when you set your daily goals and you
24:6.80 prioritize them you can rest assured
24:9.36 that you're working on what really
24:11.04 matters and also everybody loves to get
24:14.08 things done that they said they would do
24:15.68 so taking that box to complete it or
24:18.56 bumping it to quadrant two it's a great
24:20.80 feeling i love to do it every single day
24:22.96 um and it's a great way to start and end
24:25.20 your work day
24:27.60 lastly you know like we talked about
24:29.52 using your most productive hours to work
24:31.36 on what really matters the most
24:33.60 and let priority matrix help you
24:35.44 schedule this maybe you do this after
24:37.68 your daily goal setting or maybe you do
24:39.44 this at the end of the day and say okay
24:41.76 tomorrow from my most productive hours
24:44.40 i'm going to work on x y and z
24:46.56 and during my more distracted times
24:48.56 here's the task that we need to work on
24:50.96 as long as you put that into your
24:52.40 priority matrix
24:53.92 if you're ever feeling off task or just
24:55.92 need a little bit of help focusing on
24:57.76 what you need to work on this is going
24:59.68 to be reliable and it will be your go-to
25:2.32 to help really help you stay on track
25:7.04 so with all of this being said i'm going
25:8.96 to stop sharing my screen just for a
25:10.80 moment here i would like to take the
25:13.04 opportunity to
25:14.96 um let's see
25:16.40 ask you guys if you have any questions
25:19.28 so what you can do is you can actually
25:21.28 use the little hand raising emoji at the
25:23.52 top of this meeting
25:25.12 and from there once i see your hand come
25:27.36 up i will give you the opportunity to
25:29.68 take yourself off mute and i can
25:31.76 actually answer those for you
25:34.48 alternatively if you don't feel
25:36.48 comfortable doing that you can actually
25:38.32 drop your question into the chat box and
25:41.44 we can kind of go from there
25:43.44 i'll give you guys a minute to think
25:44.80 about that
25:51.28 while you all may be thinking about your
25:54.00 questions and kind of deciding what
25:55.44 you'd like to ask i'm going to do
25:57.12 another quick screen share and kind of
25:59.20 go over some common questions but i'm
26:1.52 also going to keep an eye on the right
26:3.20 hand side in case something comes up and
26:4.88 you all might have a question
26:7.28 so the first common question i get is
26:10.00 can i test out priority matrix before i
26:12.72 commit to it
26:14.16 absolutely we never want anybody to
26:17.36 commit to priority matrix before they
26:19.36 feel you know entirely comfortable and
26:21.28 ready to move forward
26:22.88 we're going to offer you a free two-week
26:24.64 trial to you know really get in there
26:26.72 and get your feet wet and test
26:28.08 everything out on the platform
26:31.12 once the trial ends that you're going to
26:32.72 have a couple of licensing options
26:34.64 starting at just five dollars per user
26:37.20 per month and going up from there to our
26:39.52 business and our enterprises style
26:41.52 license
26:43.92 in terms of support this is just one of
26:46.32 several webinars that i've done this
26:48.16 month
26:49.12 and i also have a bunch of upcoming
26:50.96 webinars as well so these are really fun
26:53.60 again you can register for them and just
26:56.56 watch the recorded
26:58.32 meeting afterwards or you can attend
27:0.24 live like you're doing today
27:2.08 we also have a really well built out
27:4.48 youtube channel with more resources and
27:7.76 for our business and enterprise style
27:9.60 licenses
27:10.72 we actually offer one-on-one and team
27:12.80 training sessions as well
27:16.00 what we looked at today was very much
27:17.76 focused on a personal success and
27:21.60 you know helping you be successful on a
27:23.92 day-to-day basis for your own tasks
27:26.24 however i briefly mentioned that
27:28.40 priority matrix also supports you in a
27:30.64 team collaboration aspect as well
27:32.96 so if you feel like you need a way to
27:34.96 better work with your teammates or with
27:36.80 your management
27:38.16 you know
27:39.20 shoot me an email i would love to kind
27:41.20 of help you understand what this looks
27:42.96 like on a team aspect as well
27:49.44 oh let's see it looks like we have a
27:50.88 question can you link website to certain
27:53.04 daily tasks example
27:54.88 um yeah absolutely so
27:57.60 when you're in your priority matrix
28:0.00 thank you so much for that question
28:1.36 that's great
28:3.04 within a project let's say my daily
28:5.28 goals here we'll use this as the example
28:9.28 within every single action item and this
28:11.76 is something that i actually kind of
28:13.36 brushed over um side note on friday
28:16.40 i'm hosting an intro to priority matrix
28:18.88 so this might help you guys come kind of
28:20.64 understand more the foundational of this
28:22.88 foundations of pm but
28:24.96 on the right hand side you can add a
28:26.56 link you can link this to a website a
28:28.96 web page
28:31.12 you know anything that you want to kind
28:32.56 of link here you can definitely do that
28:34.72 or you can upload files as well upload
28:37.04 as many files as you need to be relevant
28:39.28 to this task
28:42.80 hopefully that answers your question
28:45.20 let's see
28:46.64 anybody else have questions um you know
28:48.72 don't be shy i have plenty of time to
28:50.88 keep answering these for you all frankie
28:52.96 awesome
28:54.08 frankie what i'm gonna do
28:57.68 is let's see so
28:59.28 i have now allowed your microphone so
29:1.92 now you can actually take yourself off
29:4.08 mute and i should be able to hear you
29:6.08 after that
29:7.36 great can you hear me
29:8.80 yes i can
29:10.00 great well thank you so much for that
29:11.28 little presentation um
29:13.36 and i think you said earlier look i'm
29:15.84 definitely new to teams and and we don't
29:18.56 use it yet we have a small team of four
29:20.88 but i was wondering if we're all set up
29:23.12 on this can we see our individual um
29:27.04 priority and our tasks that we want to
29:28.72 get done can i see somebody else's on my
29:31.20 team
29:32.64 yeah that's that's a great question and
29:34.32 that kind of leads into um you know
29:36.96 looking at this more from a team aspect
29:39.12 so when it comes to sharing projects and
29:42.40 sharing priorities
29:44.24 it sounds like are you you might be in
29:46.00 kind of a management position trying to
29:48.08 check in on making sure people are
29:50.40 completing their tasks on time is that
29:52.00 kind of where this question is coming
29:53.52 from uh just more of like scheduling if
29:56.48 different things need to be going on
29:58.40 everyone's kind of wearing different
29:59.44 hats and so we just want to make sure
30:1.92 we're doing the right thing so not not
30:4.00 just prioritizing individually but as a
30:5.84 team as well
30:7.20 yeah absolutely so the way that that
30:9.12 would look is first and foremost you
30:10.80 would just share these projects with
30:12.56 your teammates
30:14.00 this is the project for my daily goals
30:16.00 this might not actually be what you want
30:17.44 to share with your teammates but we'll
30:19.52 just use that as an example
30:21.44 and as soon as you share a project with
30:23.68 somebody that gives them full access and
30:25.84 visibility into these projects
30:29.28 so when i go to what's called our search
30:31.84 view here
30:33.52 let's say you have 10 projects that
30:35.92 you've shared with your teammates so you
30:38.08 know all five of you are able to see
30:39.76 what's going on what is on each person's
30:41.84 plate
30:42.72 when you go to the search view
30:45.28 and then maybe i want to see hey you
30:47.44 know what is bella working on what does
30:49.20 she have on her plate for the next
30:50.72 couple of days this would allow me to
30:52.96 see every single action item that's
30:54.80 assigned to her and then we can also see
30:57.28 those upcoming due dates so
30:59.36 it's a really powerful way to again make
31:1.44 sure
31:2.16 nobody's being overloaded nothing's
31:4.32 slipping through the cracks and um you
31:6.32 know just kind of helping people stay on
31:7.92 task and get done what they need to work
31:10.08 on
31:11.76 okay great is there also like a little
31:13.84 progress to even i'm just doing it
31:15.52 myself and i have my my daily tasks that
31:19.04 i want to get done and they don't get
31:20.96 done on a specific date can i go back
31:23.28 and see all right these days i didn't do
31:24.96 this
31:26.48 yeah so
31:27.52 to kind of that word that you used which
31:29.52 was a progress option
31:31.44 each item has the option to
31:34.40 kind of update the progress so what's
31:36.72 really cool about this is i'll do it for
31:38.96 two of these items here
31:41.04 if i go back to the search view here and
31:43.92 i click on
31:45.28 the filter option only assigned to
31:47.92 myself
31:49.12 now i can see and make this a little bit
31:51.68 bigger all of my upcoming due dates and
31:53.92 the progress completed so maybe i look
31:55.92 back and i'm like okay you know
31:57.68 yesterday i was super close to
31:59.92 completing this i left it at 90
32:2.40 you could then go back and you know kind
32:4.56 of tie up those loose ends that maybe
32:6.00 you weren't able to finish the day
32:7.36 before
32:10.24 that's great thank you
32:11.68 yeah sure thanks for the question
32:17.12 let's see
32:18.72 perfect well i think that that is going
32:20.48 to do it for the questions unless
32:22.64 anything else comes up but like i said
32:24.56 this is being recorded so i'm going to
32:26.16 send it out to all of you i'm also going
32:28.16 to include the link to review the
32:29.92 interviews that pablo did with the
32:31.68 professionals we were working with they
32:33.20 provide a lot of insight if you need you
32:35.36 know any more guidance on kind of having
32:37.12 a productive work day
32:39.04 with that all being said
32:41.04 the last thing i'm going to send you is
32:42.48 a link to my upcoming webinars if you
32:44.56 want to learn just a little bit more
32:45.84 about the foundation of priority matrix
32:48.56 be sure to join my intro webinar on
32:51.36 friday
32:52.48 and that's going to be a great place to
32:53.76 learn just a little bit more
32:55.76 so thank you all for your time
32:57.68 i'm going to go ahead and end this
32:59.52 recording
33:0.64 if you happen to have any questions