我们每个人对这四类事务都会有自己的判断。但不管怎样，我们在现实中却常常

Each of us will have our own judgment on these four types of affairs. But in any case, we often fall into this cliché in reality: deal with the urgent matters first, that is, pay attention to the fine sand first; wait until the time to think about the stones, that is, the important matters. Importance is related to goals. Anything that has value and is conducive to achieving goals is important, and urgent things are often important to others rather than themselves. Urgent and important matters; must reduce When we are overly or forced to deal with urgent matters, sooner or later those matters that are important and not urgent become urgent, putting us in "firefighter" mode, seemingly forever. Without peace, you will not be able to experience the realm of ease.

Each of us will have our own judgment on these four types of affairs. However, in reality, we often fall into the stereotype that we should first deal with the urgent affairs, that is, we should first pay attention to the fine sand: we should wait until we have time to think of the stones, that is, the important affairs. Importance is related to the goal. What is valuable and conducive to the realization of the goal is the important thing, and the urgent thing is often important to others rather than yourself. Urgent and important affairs; We must reduce that when we deal with urgent matters too much or forced, those important rather than urgent matters will become urgent sooner or later, which makes us fall into the mode of "firefighters". It seems that there is no peace and can not feel the realm of ease.

Each of us will have our own judgment on these four kinds of affairs. However, in reality, we often fall into the stereotype of dealing with urgent matters first, that is, paying attention to fine sand first, and waiting for time to think of those stones, that is, important matters. Importance is related to the goal. What is valuable and conducive to achieving the goal is important, and what is urgent is often important to others rather than to oneself. Urgent and important affairs; It must be reduced that when we deal with urgent matters too much or are forced to do so, those important but not urgent matters will become urgent sooner or later, which will make us fall into the mode of "fireman", and it seems that there will never be a peaceful day, and we will never feel comfortable.