Luma
Importance/difficulty Matrix
You have many ideas but limited resources. This Importance vs. Difficulty Matrix helps you decide what to do first. Plot each idea based on its importance and how hard it will be to execute. Quick wins appear in one corner (important but easy). Major projects show up in another (important but hard). This makes prioritization visual and logical.
Duration
1 hour
Group Size
6-12
Category
Luma
Difficulty
Easy
Participants will:
- Prioritize tasks based on value and effort.
- Find quick wins.
- Identify major projects.
- Make resource decisions.
- Build consensus on priorities.
- Create realistic plans.
- A matrix prioritizing items by importance and difficulty.
- Balanced prioritization.
- Identified quick wins and strategic bets.
- Define 'importance' clearly for your group. What does it mean in this context?
- Be realistic about 'difficulty'.
- Start with quick wins to build momentum. Acknowledge that some 'hard stuff' may get deprioritized – that's OK.
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