When prioritizing my tasks, the most important thing is to distinguish between what is important and what is urgent. Looking back on my life, most important tasks are not urgent at all. I don't have to do it today, and I may feel like nothing changes even if I put it back a few days. However, after a long time, my appearance and environment are completely different, and sometimes I think it is impossible to return by my own power. However, it may seem important to do something right now, such as a sudden schedule, a meeting, or a must-eat meal today, but it's actually just an urgent task. It doesn't seem to have a problem at all if I study English, practice the violin, and exercise for a few days. Most important things take a long time to produce results, so they don't seem important to us. I do everything I think which is important early in the morning or right after work. And I try not to do anything else until I do it. This is a strategy to look at priorities.