SMART Goals:

• While not a categorization tool, SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals is a framework widely used for setting clear and effective goals.
• SMART criteria help individuals define and prioritize their objectives.

Kanban System:

• Often used in project management, the Kanban system visualizes tasks on a board, with columns representing different stages of completion.
• Tasks are moved through columns to indicate progress. This method provides transparency and helps prioritize work.

EAT Method (Eliminate, Automate, Delegate):

This method involves categorizing tasks into three categories:

• tasks to eliminate (unnecessary or low-value tasks)
• tasks to automate (routine tasks that can be automated)
• tasks to delegate (tasks that can be assigned to others).