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Kanban isn't a new method for managing your to-do lists, but it's certainly kept itself quite in terms of personal productivity. In this post I look at how to use Kanban Boards to manage your to-do lists and keep track of your important tasks.

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Personal kanban is a great way to manage your workflow.

There are many types of productivity methods and resources for how to use them. I'll touch on others another day but for now I want to talk about the most basic productivity/organization method I use: Personal Kanban. I first discovered Kanban two years ago while attending a Philadelphia Self Quantifiers meetup at The Action Mill. The…

Make a Personal Kanban Board: Just by coming to instructables.com shows you like doing stuff. If, like me, you like to do lots of stuff then sometimes things get on top of you. Try an do too much and nothing ends up getting completed because you end up starting something else be…

Quick update: almost one week into using this particular personal kanban. The one thing I have noticed with this board and a few others that I have used in my moleskine is that my completed lane is overfilled! (Great feeling!!) This board has been very successful so far, adding the relaxing options has been so rewarding, it has uplifted my spirits and given me unbelievable motivation. View this board up close here: www.flickr.com/photos/swimmor/5578919083/in/set-721576259... View the…

The image below is a very good illustration of the GTD process that I have been following for a long time to get things done. It's from the December 2008 issue of the Costco Connection: If I am to improve upon the process, there are two modifications I would make: Before eliminating a non-actionable item, you should find out how it goes to your "IN" in the first place. If possible, remove the source of such garbage so that you won't spend time on reviewing it in the future. If it is a big…

Visual Kanban board concept allows you to manage full scope of a project and detailed tasks on one board at the same time. Find out more!