SLIDE 1 Clean Slate: Create a Complete Dashboard
Zachary Sexton
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- I’m an uncle!
- We’ll be covering Visualizing next week
- Optimizing and Maintaining will be on week 4
- I’ll be staying on for a Q&A at the end
Announcements
SLIDE 3 Week 1 Review
Externalize
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Week 1 Review
Externalize
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4x + 3 = -5x +21
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4x + 3 = -5x +21 +5x +5x
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4x + 3 = -5x +21 +5x +5x 9x + 3 = 21
SLIDE 11 4x + 3 = -5x +21 +5x -5x 9x + 3 = 21
SLIDE 12 4x + 3 = -5x +21 +5x -5x 9x + 3 = 21
9x = 18
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SLIDE 16 Week 1 Review
- Mind sweep.
- The capture habit.
Externalize
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SLIDE 19 cue that starts a routine physical, mental or emotional behavior that follows the trigger positive stimulus that tells your brain that the routine worked well
SLIDE 20 Drinking, Seeing cigarette Light and smoke cigarette Brain stimulation
SLIDE 21 See gym bag Go lift weights, do yoga, run… Accomplishment/ Endorphin rush
SLIDE 22 Film on teeth Use Pepsodent Tingling sensation
SLIDE 23 Trigger Routine Reward Smoking Drinking, Seeing cigarette Light and smoke cigarette Brain stimulation Exercise See gym bag Go lift weights, do yoga, run… Accomplishment /Endorphin rush Brushing Teeth Film on teeth Use Pepsodent Tingling sensation Eating Sugar Driving Home
SLIDE 24 cue about work capture note to remind you about work feel in control of your work
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SLIDE 26 Trigger Routine Reward Work From Facebook Message Work From Email Work From Tought Work From Conversation Work From WhatsApp
6 minutes
SLIDE 27 Capture Habit
- Trigger
- When a potential or real action
comes your way.
- Routine
- Calendar
- Planner/Journal
- Trello
- Physical Inbox
- Reward
- Less distractions.
- Come back to good ideas.
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SLIDE 29 Week 2 Organize Your Work
- Ideal Kanban vs Reality
- 3 most common stumbling blocks.
- What you want out of Clean Slate (and how to get there)
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Problem 1: My Options List Is TOO Long
SLIDE 66 Future Options Current Options Doing Done
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Workflow preferences are unique.
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Some people have more reactive jobs.
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Some people work on lots of small projects.
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Some people have a few large projects.
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The Kanban board is there to help make your life easier.
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Too much information can complicate this.
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You may want to hide some future work from view.
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You could also break out a week’s worth of work to it’s own board
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Or even consider a daily board.
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Trello has a snooze feature to defer work.
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You may have to be more ruthless about cutting tasks.
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Not all actions are equal.
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Deleting work that is not directly tied to your goal will give you faster results.
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Problem 1: My Options List Is TOO Long Solution: Make the Options list you see more manageable.
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Problem 2: Trying to manage other people’s work.
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Limit your board to your work.
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You can delegate work.
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Delegated work can live in your ‘Waiting For’ column.
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Or it can be managed by the employee on another board.
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But it should not be added to your board.
SLIDE 96 Problem 2: Trying to manage other people’s work. Solution: Have team members manage their
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Problem 3: I'm struggling with the technology.
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Problem 3: I'm struggling with the technology. Solution: Use the tools that you are most comfortable with.
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- A system that:
- can last for years
- can be trusted
- can be reviewed at a glance
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- A system that:
- I want to use
- is simple
- captures everything
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- How to get there:
- make the tough decisions
- do the work
- set up a system that works for
you
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- Kanban - scheduling system that allows
you to see your work
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- Kanban - scheduling system that allows
you to see your work
- Seeing your work reduces the working
load on our memory which makes us smarter problems solvers.
SLIDE 106 Recap
- Kanban - scheduling system that allows
you to see your work
- Seeing your work reduces the working
load on our memory which makes us smarter problems solvers.
- Establishing a specific capture trigger,
routine and reward will create a habit that starts to happen automatically.
SLIDE 107 Continue to Organize Your First Board
- Notes/Ideas - undefined potential work
- Options - work we can choose
to do
- Today - work you want to get done that day
- Waiting For - work you cannot complete
- Doing- filled with work we are
currently working on
Organize
SLIDE 108 Up Next
- Post Full Capture Habit It
(trigger, routine, reward) to Facebook
coach@zacharysexton.com if you would like feedback
- Book Your 1-on-1 Session
- Mindfulness Workshop at
Wednesday 5pm CST if you need it/have the time.
Monday.
Visualize