In business it is easy to over-commit on tasks simply because there is poor visibility of how much time you have already committed to tasks and therefore how much available time there is for any new tasks. The Matryoshka todo list aims to address this problem in an elegant way.
Matryoshka Todo List for task planning - Done Before Brekky!
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Made Hot by: ObjectOriented on December 28, 2015 12:55 pm
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3030 days ago
Thanks for the reply. I am a simple guy and so I like simple concepts, hence the containers and "sand".
For the task planning system you mention. Are you talking about only Kanban or do you mean some adaptation of Kanban? If the latter, what would be the goal for the adaptation?
3030 days ago
Trello is a good visualizer of this concept.
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3028 days ago
what is the title of the book? I had a look at Trello but the format is quite common with columns for "To Do", "Doing", "Done", etc.