The Eisenhower Matrix is a productivity, prioritising, and time-management paradigm that helps you prioritise a list of activities or agenda items by first classifying them based on their urgency and significance. This strategy, also known as an Eisenhower Decision Matrix, Eisenhower Box, or Urgent-Important Matrix, entails creating a four-box square with an x-axis labelled Urgent and Not Urgent and a y-axis labelled Important and Not Important. Then, sort your list into one of four boxes, with the Urgent-and-Important box in the top left demanding urgent attention. The Pomodoro Technique is a time management approach that encourages individuals to work with rather than against the time they have. You divide your workday into 25-minute pieces interrupted by five-minute intervals using this strategy. These intervals are known as pomodoros. You take a lengthier rest of around 15 to 20 minutes after roughly four pomodoros.