Short spoken advice from David Jenyns encouraging people to eliminate or delegate small, low-value tasks (those taking 5–10 minutes) because they accumulate over days/weeks; freeing time by removing these "menial" tasks allows focus on higher-value work and the next most important thing.
Always start with the easy stuff first. I mean, sometimes you'll have small tasks that might take five or 10 minutes, and you just go, well, I might as well do it, because it's only taking five or 10 minutes. But you add those five or 10 minutes up multiple times a day over a period of time, you know, weeks and months, and then it starts to be significant. If you can drop a whole bunch of those little menial tasks or tasks that aren't the best use of your time, then that just frees you up then to work on the next most important thing. The aim of the game is to get the, the the lowest value work off your plate as possible.
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