How to Prioritize Just About Anything

Feeling stretched thin by competing demands? Drowning in “urgent” tasks that leave little time for what actually matters? You’re not alone.

In this engaging one-hour workshop, part of our lunchtime leadership series, you’ll gain practical tools for making smarter, more confident decisions. Designed for entrepreneurs and small-business leaders, this session blends proven frameworks with real-world relevance, so you can cut through the noise and focus energy where it counts.

You’ll learn how to:

• Apply three reliable tools for clarifying priorities and tradeoffs
• Distinguish what’s truly important from what merely feels urgent
• Balance short-term results with long-term sustainability
• Reduce overwhelm and refocus your team’s effort where it has the greatest impact

Through interactive discussion and hands-on exercises, you’ll practice applying these frameworks to your own “too many fires” scenarios. You’ll leave with fresh clarity, a practical worksheet you can use right away, and a renewed sense of control over your time and energy.

Perfect for founders, team leads, and small-business owners who need to focus their efforts for maximum impact.

Lunch is provided!

About the speaker:

Russ Powell is a leadership development expert who works with growing startups and other relatively small businesses. These startups commonly face a challenge: while their new and emerging managers excel in technical skills, they often struggle with relational skills such as collaborative problem-solving. His clients credit him with helping their teams navigate the transition from technical contributors to collaborative leaders. Russ provides them with a competitive advantage by helping their managers become more proficient in working with others and navigating human-centric challenges. Founders, executive teams, and investors who hire Russ recognize that these skills are crucial for the sustained health and prosperity of their organizations.

For more information about Russ, visit russpowell.com and/or follow him on LinkedIn.