Understanding your situation around you, as far as goals, processes, and projects go. Findthegeeks will add more information on the forum soon!

This is a quick demonstration of how I create my Kanban board. 

A follow up from the last episode that brought up the idea around Rubber Ducking Code. The idea of Rubber Ducking Code has helped me prepare for problems I would normally have to work on solo. Allowing myself to talk through my code and describe what each line does. 

Every once in awhile, you have an idea you want to put into action. Other times, you want an idea to relate to another topic or a book. Making the connection from your resources via search helps to broaden the idea. 

Today I cover on how you can take on challenges with small principles that I keep in mind. I guarantee you that this will help you get started as it helped for me.

Today I bring up the progress I’ve made, around the projects that I’ve completed or missed. How you can integrate project deadlines into your productivity lifestyle is through the example of my project progress on this video.

In today’s episode, I bring up one of the books I use to get started with stretching and that is Becoming a Supple Leopard by Kelly Starrett. You may find other resources as well to help you with this journey and the basic items you need to get started are mentioned in this episode.

On today’s episode, I talk about two books, Personal Kanban and How to Take Smart Notes, on how they impact productivity in our lives.

On today’s episode, I talk about how Kanban is introduced into projects that require a constant completion of tasks. In later episodes, I share more insight around the culture and history behind Kanban.

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