The Power of Prioritization
When working, there are countless "things that should be done." Of course, it's ideal to do everything; each task is wonderful when accomplished one by one. However, we have limited resources. Even for large corporations, it's the same—limited resources in the form of money, personnel, time, and expertise. Within these constraints, the decision of what to do, how much, and with which resources becomes a crucial aspect of management and team/organizational decision-making. If one could do everything that should be done, there would be no struggle. But the essence of management lies in the choices made and how efforts are focused. If the priorities are misplaced, diligently working on less impactful tasks leads to a situation where results don't materialize—a hamster wheel scenario. Therefore, those in management positions, including myself, must consistently think, learn, and update ourselves to be able to correctly prioritize. It's essential to evaluate wheth...