Episode 38 - David Allen said that anything with more than 2 steps is a project. But what if they've got 10 steps, 20 or more? We've found a simple solution to help you manage everything from a trip to the shops to a full-blown project.
Some of the USEFUL stuff in there is:
- Planning a party, running a website or a blog, having a family - these are all projects
- Why projects can be a problem to get hold of
- Action lists are not the best solution to them
- 'Spirally' bits
- How Trello can help
- Why Piggly Wiggly was different - according to the Smithsonian
- Projects are messy - Trello keeps it all together with you
- The great stuff that people do with Trello - have a look at their examples
- Taiichi Ohno and his visit to Piggly Wiggly in 1956
- How he went on to develop Kanban and 'Just In Time' for Toyota
- Read more from Six Sigma
- How SIMPLE Trello is
- Or it can be more sophisticated if you need it
- If you can fill in a post-it note, you can use Trello
- What Joel Spolsky says about Trello
- Go and try it for yourself at - Trello.com
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