Richmond DinhCreator & Founder of Tiny Challenges™

I Don’t Do Tasks In Order..

22 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, 8‑figure entrepreneur Richmond Dinh explains his personal task‑prioritization system. He categorizes every action item by two dimensions—difficulty (easy vs hard) and expected return on investment (high vs low). He visualizes the four possible quadrants on a Post‑it note, then adopts a simple rule: immediately tackle the tasks that are both easy to execute and deliver high ROI. By completing these first, he claims you can move forward quickly and efficiently.

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This is how I prioritize my tasks as an 8-figure entrepreneur. There are things that are easy to do, there are things that are hard to do. There are things that give you a high ROI and things that give you a low ROI. What you need to do is put all your action items on a Post-it note and simply fill up where they are. Is it hard to do? Does it give you a low ROI? Is it hard to do but gives you a high ROI? Is it easy to do but gives you a high ROI? Or is it easy to do with a low ROI? And you'll end up with a whole list of things here. And this is how I pick. I will immediately do the things that are easy for me to do with a high ROI, and I'll just complete all these tasks here first. And that's how you move forward fast.