With the start of a new school term upon me, I thought I’d round off my weekend blogging marathon (3 days, 3 posts) with a somewhat more reflective topic. Until a couple of months ago, I hadn’t thought too much about the Kanban concept of policies in the context of our use of Personal Kanban [...]
Archive for October, 2011
Explicit Policies Make Life Simpler
Posted in Kanban, Parenting, tagged decision fatigue, policies, rules, simplicity on October 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Visualizing Family Ties with Kanban
Posted in Kanban, Parenting, Personal Kanban, tagged alternative kanban, creative kanban, family, fun, non-linear kanban, relationships on October 8, 2011 | 4 Comments »
In my previous post, I wrote about the importance of sharing personal goals with those around you and how Personal Kanban helps to do that. By visualizing the things you’re working on – whether they are big dreams or small projects – you create opportunities for conversation and sharing that may otherwise never happen if [...]
Communicating Personal Goals with Kanban
Posted in Kanban, Organizing, Personal Kanban, tagged accountability, Bookban, communication, dream board, visibility on October 7, 2011 | 5 Comments »
When we started our agile family journey back in 2009, my initial concern as Chief Family Officer was to keep track of household chores and personal administration tasks in a way that would engage our kids in a fun way. Last year, the focus moved to reinforcing personal routines and self-organizing behaviour, again with a [...]
