“Your brain is a crappy office. It’s meant to have ideas, not hold them.”
David Allen, author of Getting Things Done

Administrative professionals are constantly working from their ever-changing to do lists. Over time the lists get longer and longer and yet working hours don’t change. Oh and if you are an executive assistant you are probably tracking your executive’s tasks, too. Oh…and the tasks of everyone from that meeting you took minutes for and were explicitly to make sure “everyone does what they promised in that meeting.”

Noooooow…add complexity such as managing a project like an offsite event, policy review, or office move and it’s no surprise that you can’t easily prioritize your to do list.

What if I told you there was a better way? A roadmap to better move your tasks along?
That’s example what Agile does. Combine it with project management skills are you will be able to get your task under control, reprioritize in minutes instead of hours, and manage project successfully.