This document discusses a new method for conducting surveys that provides more accurate results than traditional methods. The method involves giving respondents a randomized list of tasks or factors and asking them to quickly select their top choices, rather than rating items on a scale. This approach emerged from the author accidentally having respondents vote from a list rather than sort cards, and finding it produced similar results. It has been tested over 100 surveys with over 70,000 people, identifying top choices with reasonable certainty after 50-100 respondents and high certainty after 400 respondents. The method works because it allows people to quickly select what really matters most to them rather than getting anchored in the middle of scales or sorting tasks they don't truly care about.