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Become a Finisher by Using the Kanban

The Kanban method is perfect if you have a tendency to start a lot of projects but finish very few of them.

Dan Silvestre
Sep 29, 2021
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The Kanban is an incredibly simple system. And that can be a good thing. Sometimes all you need to make progress is a way to see the status of your projects laid out simply in front of you.

Here’s how Kanban works:

Using whatever medium you prefer (sticky notes or a whiteboard work well), split your projects into three categories: To Do, Doing, and Done.

That’s it.

But this simple system is more powerful than it seems.

By using a finite space for “To Do” and “Doing,” you’ll see how quickly those categories fill up.

You get a constant, physical reminder when you need to concentrate on finishing your current projects before starting new ones.

In addition, having all your work laid out in front of you helps you feel calm and in control of the big picture.

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