Personal Kanban: Making your life better, one sticky note at a time.
Kanban isn’t just for work. How I reluctantly learned to use Kanban to get my personal life in order and why I’ve never been happier.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Intro: Introduce why I’m doing this talk
Define personal Kanban
Define why “You” want to use it.
Psychology behind it and ways to make this work for you: Trello, whiteboard, book, etc…
Examples: I’ll be asking the audience to help me craft a list of “home work” that we’ll cover. Will likely include: kid chores, moving, home improvements, vacation planning, etc.
Use of color in personal Kanban.
Use of iconography in personal kanban.
WiP. How to establish a wip limit. Explain what it is and how to use it effectively
Handout personal kanban boards and help audience get their own kanban board started.
Q/A open forum for the remainder of the timebox.
Learning Outcome
Understanding why personal kanban works, even at home.
Target Audience
Anyone with too much stuff to do every day.
Prerequisites for Attendees
No prereqs
Links
https://www.dropbox.com/l/scl/AACc-IOGv1UJ7PVJiiWq9AOQya63DDQ5YCU
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