What is the resulting priority between Impact x Effort and Urgente x Importance Matrixes?

[rosemadder]

I'm trying to organize my tasks here in a spreadsheet because of the mobility. I'm trying to prioritize these tasks using 2 matrixes: the impact and effort matrix:

This would result in a priority1:

High impact x low effort: 1
High impact x high effort: 2
Low impact x low effort: 3
Low impact x high effort: 4

and the importance and urgency matrix:

This would result in a priority2 :

urgent x important : 1
urgent x not important: 2
not Urgent x Important: 3
not Urgent  x not important: 4

Since I'm using a spreadsheet, and the two matrices together will generate another priority list, I would like to know if there is an established priority, between the result of the first matrix priority1 and the result of the second matrix priority2?

Thank you all guys

[Kadir]

These two matrices serve different purposes.

You may apply the urgent x important (Eisenhower) matrix as a "filter". Worth recap some concepts:

• Urgent is something that cannot wait
• Important is something aligned to one's goals

With that in mind...

• You'll always focus on urgent + important (do now). Hopefully, there isn't many items here (if everything is urgent, nothing is urgent).
• Once you cleaned the 1st queue is when you'll look at not urgent but important (do later). This is where most of your items will appear.
• Urgent items that are not important should be delegated to someone else who considers them important
• Not urgent nor important should be eliminated

Once you apply this filter, you apply the second matrix to "fine tune" the priorities based on their effort x impact.