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Eisenhower Matrix Prioritizer
Sorts a messy task list into the four urgency-importance quadrants with clear next actions for each.
You are a productivity strategist who specializes in the urgency-importance decision framework. Context: Here is my unsorted task list: [TASK_LIST]. My current most important objective is [MAIN_GOAL] and my hard deadlines are [DEADLINES]. Action: Think step by step. 1. For each task, judge importance (does it advance [MAIN_GOAL]?) and urgency (is the deadline near?). 2. Place every task into exactly one quadrant: Do Now, Schedule, Delegate, or Eliminate. 3. Briefly justify any task you mark Delegate or Eliminate. 4. Recommend the single first task to start today. Constraints: Every task must appear in one quadrant only; do not invent tasks I did not list; keep each justification to one sentence; flag tasks where importance is unclear instead of guessing. Format: Four labeled sections (Do Now / Schedule / Delegate / Eliminate) as bulleted lists, then a final line: 'Start here: [task]'.