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Complete Work With Confidence

Whether working on a solo project or with a team,
the goal is to finish work to be proud of. 

Personal Kanban

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You are not alone, there is a global community of people dealing with overload, prioritization, scheduling, and the rest. Come join a huge network of people solving these very real problems.

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Years of applying the humane management ideas behind Personal Kanban, we now move to the next level.

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Jim provides stories of teams in construction, restaurants, software development, world government and more. These professionals come together, build practical and humane cultures, and find success.

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Personal Kanban for You

 

Rule 1: Visualize Your Work - You Can Better Manage What You See

Rule 2: Limit Work-in-Progress - You Can’t Do More Work Than You Can Handle.

End the stress of overload, always know what to do next, communicate better with others, and find the joy of completion. 

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Take all the things you have to do, that you currently store in lists, notebooks, and your brain, and write them on stickies. Make them visible. These become your Options Column. (The stuff you can or should do).

Take all the things you have to do, that you currently store in lists, notebooks, and your brain, and write them on stickies. Make them visible. These become your Options Column. (The stuff you can or should do).

Stop doing everything at once and always rushing to finish. Focus and finish by Limiting your Work-in-Progress. Three things or less. Get them done right the first time.

Stop doing everything at once and always rushing to finish. Focus and finish by Limiting your Work-in-Progress. Three things or less. Get them done right the first time.

You can’t learn from your garbage can. Don’t cross out to-dos or make doomed paper airplanes from your lists, remember what you did, review it, and improve your work. Show others and yourself what you actually accomplished.

You can’t learn from your garbage can. Don’t cross out to-dos or make doomed paper airplanes from your lists, remember what you did, review it, and improve your work. Show others and yourself what you actually accomplished.

Teams in every line of work and every country use PK.

 

End the tyranny of status meetings, rework, and always asking / answering “What are you doing?” Personal Kanban helps teams globally get the right work done at the right time by having only the right conversations. 

 
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Visualize Your Work | Limit Your Work-in-Progress

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