Prioritisation
How much of your week goes to the work only you can do?
Performed by Joseph Tourang · Kureos faculty
A filmed show, an e-learning and a quiz. Seventy-five minutes with your own calendar open. You leave with one important hour booked and one thing stopped to make room for it.
- Runs
- 75 min
- Premieres
- Mon 7 Dec
- Founding price
- EUR 240
EUR 390 after the premiere. Seats for a team, from EUR 310. Guarantee: 30 days, refunded in full.
The show asks it, the e‑learning puts it to work, the quiz earns the certificate.
- 01What you will do
- Watch the show with your calendar open; it stops fourteen times to ask you. Then work through four practice rooms: Sort the week, The doorway, Run the week and Find the hour. Pass eight of ten Monday decisions for the certificate.
- 02What you leave with
- The certificate, the one-page model and your commitment: the four boxes on one page, and one important hour booked, one thing stopped to make room for it. A stamp for each room you master prints on the certificate.
- 03How long it takes
- 75 min of film in 17 chapters under ten minutes, then 40 min of e-learning and the quiz. Kureos checks back with you on day 7, 30 and 90.
- 04What it costs
- EUR 390 a seat. EUR 240 for founding members until Mon 7 Dec. Team seats on invoice from EUR 310 a seat. Guarantee: 30 days, refunded in full.
- 05Who it is for
- People who lead others and want an answer to the question on the cover. Prioritisation began as a programme delivered to a senior leadership team in 2026 and was rebuilt for one viewer with a calendar open.
- 06What to bring
- Your calendar, open at the last two weeks, and your sent mail if it helps.
Hold the founding priceSee the running orderSeats for a team
Your two weeks
00:00 to 27:00 · 7 scenesThe questionHow much of your week goes to the work only you can do?
You decide · Thursday, 14:00, at 27:00
- 1A week the urgent won00:00
- 2Check-inThe show asks you03:00
- 3Two axes06:00
- 4Your two weeks, as they wentThe show asks you09:00
- 5What waits for a quiet weekThe show asks you16:00
- 6The harvestThe show asks you20:00
- 7Thursday, 14:00A decision, played out three ways27:00
The admission
27:00 to 47:00 · 4 scenesThe questionHow many hours of that actually happened in the last two weeks?
You decide · The call they could make, at 47:00
- 8The admissionThe show asks you28:00
- 9Where urgency comes fromThe show asks you36:00
- 10Who noticesThe show asks you42:00
- 11The call they could makeA decision, played out three ways47:00
The loop
47:00 to 75:00 · 6 scenesThe questionWhat are you doing right now that someone reporting to you could do, if they were ready?
You decide · Next week is already full, at 65:00
- 12The loop one level down48:00
- 13What it would takeThe show asks you55:00
- 14The half hour that carries itThe show asks you60:00
- 15Next week is already fullA decision, played out three ways65:00
- 16One hour, one stopThe show asks you66:00
- 17Rebuild it from memoryThe show asks you72:00
The house lights stay down. You decide.
The film pauses and the question fills the screen. Answer it here, the way you will in the show.
Thursday, 14:00. A client escalation lands in the hour you set aside for a succession conversation. What do you do?
Choose an answer to see what it leads to.
Three things to take home.
The certificate
Issued when you pass the quiz, with a public verification page and a one-click add to the Licences and Certificates section of your LinkedIn profile.
The one-page model
The four boxes and the loop, drawn as one page to keep on your desk and use in your weekly half hour.
Your commitment
One important hour booked, one thing stopped to make room for it. Returned to you by email on day seven, with one question.
Why the show stops.
The show stops 14 times, and that is the design.
It runs in 17 chapters, and every one ends before nine minutes. Past nine minutes, viewers watched under half of any video.1 So each chapter closes while you are still with it, and the next one starts from where you are.
Then the film stops and asks you. When short questions break a lecture into segments, mind-wandering falls to 19%, against 39 to 41% without them, and final test scores reach 90%, against 68 to 76%.2 The questions here are about your own calendar, so the answers are yours, and only you see them.
The method comes from the room. Kureos developed it with more than 4,000 leaders, in 50+ countries, over 10+ years.3 The show is that room, rebuilt for one viewer with a calendar open.
- Guo, Kim and Rubin, 6.9 million sessions, 2014. Past nine minutes, viewers watched under half of any video.
- Szpunar, Khan and Schacter, PNAS, 2013.
- kureos.com.
Joseph Tourang designs and teaches the Kureos leadership programmes and performs every Kureos course. Prioritisation began as a programme delivered to a senior leadership team in 2026 and was rebuilt for one viewer with a calendar open.
Leaders see the show before it opens. What they write is printed here, with their name and role, in their own words.
Hold the founding price.
Founding members pay EUR 240 instead of EUR 390, until Monday 7 December 2026. Pre-orders open with checkout, and founding members hear first.
Seats for your leaders, on one invoice with your PO.
- A completion view for the buyer
- A VAT invoice, reverse charged in the EU
- SCORM for your own learning system
- An approval email ready to send to your manager
- Data
- Accounts and answers stored in Frankfurt. A data processing agreement on request.
- Invoice
- Kureos World AB, VAT registered in Sweden. EU companies are reverse charged.
- Your own system
- SCORM 1.2 for Workday, Cornerstone, SuccessFactors or Docebo.
- A pilot first
- Ten seats on invoice, then the Library for the season.
Before you book the evening.
When can I watch it?
Founding holders get access on Monday 7 December 2026. After that the course is always available: start any evening, pause anywhere, resume on the chapter.
How long does it take?
The show runs 75 minutes. The e-learning takes about 40 minutes. The quiz takes ten.
Can my company pay?
Yes. Buy seats for a team on this page, or use the approval email and VAT invoice to expense a single seat.
What if I change my mind?
Ask within 30 days and it is refunded in full. A founding pre-order is refundable any time before access opens.