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Oh yeah, answering that email.  \nIt’s the digital equivalent of walking into a room and forgetting why you needed to go in there – and we do it all the time.  \nAcross teams, departments, and organizations, tasks get forgotten, notes go unnoted, and important ideas get lost thousands of times a day – resulting in a workforce that is chronically stressed, overwhelmed, and underproductive.  \nAt the heart of all of these issues is our inability to filter through the noise and focus on what matters. There’s simply too much information to process, and no good system to process it all – or is there?  \nKANBAN 101  \nSupercharge your team’s productivity with visual project management  \n2  \nTeams around the world have found  \nKanban (pronounced kahn-bahn) is a way bring discipline and focus into the way through this one concept: Visualize your  \nVisualizing your workflow might sound like work wonders on your team’s ability to teams to identify, prioritize, and intentionally can help combat the damaging effects of  \nIn this introduction to Kanban and visual  \n• why multitasking is a myth  \n• how to harness the power of focus to  \n• how to make Kanban boards and cards  \n• four guiding principles to use with your  \n• practical tips for managers and teams  \nSo, settle in. Grab a coffee. And let’s start powerful in the first place.  \na solution. It’s called Kanban.  \nof thinking about and managing work that can your team works. Kanban provides that clarity  \nworkflow.  \nan overly simplistic solution, but it can truly work with clarity and purpose. By encouraging  \ncomplete work items one at a time, Kanban multitasking in a hyper-stimulated world.  \nmanagement, you’ll learn:  \nget more done  \nwork for your team  \nteam  \nto jumpstart your Kanban journey  \nby uncovering why visual management is so  \nKANBAN 101  \nSupercharge your team’s productivity with visual project management  \n3  \nKANBAN 101  \nThe Power of Visual Management 5  \nWhat’s Your Team’s Workflow? 6  \nWhy Kanban works (and the myth of multitasking) 7  \nEnter: Single-tasking 8  \nKanban Boards and Cards 9  \nFour Principles of Kanban 11  \nVisualize all work 12  \nFocus on flow 13  \nLimit work in progress (WIP) 14  \nPractice continuous improvement 15  \nHarness the Power of Focus 16  \nGet Started 17  \nBONUS: 10 Practical, Kanban-Inspired Tips to Boost Your Team's Focus and Flow 18  \nKANBAN 101  \nSupercharge your team’s productivity with visual project management  \n4  \nTHE POWER OF VISUAL MANAGEMENT  \nWe are bombarded by textual information – emails, texts, articles, notifications, etc. every day. 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