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When faced with many tasks, what is the best way to prioritize?

Do the easiest tasks first exclusively.

Randomly pick tasks to work on.

Prioritize by impact and urgency, and plan accordingly.

When you have a lot to do, focus on tasks by their value and deadlines and plan around that. Start by listing everything, then judge each task by its potential impact (how much it advances your goals) and its urgency (how soon it must be done). Tackle the high-impact, high-urgency work first, then schedule the rest, breaking tasks into realistic time blocks and setting clear next actions. This approach helps you use your effort where it matters most and keeps you on track with deadlines.

Doing tasks purely because they’re easy can waste time on low-value work and miss important deadlines. Picking tasks at random ignores which items truly move things forward, leading to inefficiency. Delaying important work only increases risk and stress.

Procrastinate on important items.

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