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Clean Slate: Create a Complete Dashboard Zachary Sexton of Your Work Hi there! Im Zachary Sexton The dashboard comes from a manufacturing technique called Kanban Im going to teach you how to visualize your work using Kanban. Because


  1. Clean Slate: Create a Complete Dashboard Zachary Sexton of Your Work

  2. Hi there! I’m Zachary Sexton

  3. The dashboard comes from a manufacturing technique called Kanban

  4. I’m going to teach you how to visualize your work using Kanban.

  5. Because visualizing your work creates awareness.

  6. And with awareness…

  7. comes choice

  8. As you become more aware of your work,

  9. you’ll gain choice over what seems to be just happening.

  10. Because right now

  11. Work

  12. Work

  13. Kanban creates this

  14. because it allow you to visualize your work.

  15. Visualizing your work creates awareness.

  16. Visualizing your work creates awareness. Awareness creates choices.

  17. So what is Kanban?

  18. Kanban is a lean scheduling system developed in Japan by the Toyota Corporation in the 1950’s

  19. Signal Kanban uses visual cues that told factory workers Card

  20. Kanban = visual card signal what to produce, how much to produce, and when to produce it

  21. The system’s highly visual nature allowed workers to pull in the right work at the right time.

  22. And allowed managers to see bottlenecks, waste and other inefficiencies in the system.

  23. This awareness of work and workflow gave Toyota the choice to fix the inefficiencies.

  24. So they did.

  25. The constant improvements compounded.

  26. Reducing costs.

  27. Increasing quality.

  28. Putting Toyota on a path to compete with US manufactures.

  29. Kanban spread.

  30. It’s impact on manufacturing productivity has been massive.

  31. Starting in 2007, software companies started to adopt Kanban like systems.

  32. Using this approach…

  33. small teams have been able to quickly create useful applications

  34. used by millions of people.

  35. creating billions of dollars worth of value

  36. The key feature to Kanban’s success?

  37. Img of Kanban example

  38. Which turns out to be HUGELY important

  39. The brain processes visual information 60,000x faster than text.

  40. There is an easier way.

  41. Organize Visualize Externalize Maintain Optimize

  42. 3 Different Platforms

  43. 3 Different Platforms • Zoom

  44. “https://zoom.us/j/2920114890”

  45. https://zacharysexton.com/zoom

  46. 3 Different Platforms • Zoom • Facebook

  47. 3 Different Platforms • Zoom • Facebook • Trello

  48. Bonus Trainings! (Wednesdays at 5pm CST) • Sept 13 | Trello Workshop • Sept 20 | Meditation w/ Calm App Matt Cowdroy • Sept 27 | Scheduling and Visual Calendaring w/ Kendra Wright • Oct 04 | TBD

  49. Scaling Attention

  50. Scaling Attention 1. Monday Lectures 1 hr

  51. Scaling Attention 30 mins 2. Weekly Exercises 1. Monday Lectures 1 hr

  52. Scaling Attention 30 mins 3. 1-on-1 Coaching 30 mins 2. Weekly Exercises 1. Monday Lectures 1 hr

  53. Scaling Attention 4. Bonus 30 mins 30 mins 3. 1-on-1 Coaching 30 mins 2. Weekly Exercises 1. Monday Lectures 1 hr

  54. 5 minute break • Get your mind sweep list handy. • Take a quick look at the trigger list: • https://zacharysexton.com/clean-slate/clean-slate- lesson-1/

  55. Lesson 2 Externalize and Organize

  56. Externalize • Mind sweep discussion • Zeigarnik E ff ect • Capture Habit Externalize

  57. Mind Sweep • Where were some places you found work? • Have you noticed any changes to your behavior post mind sweep? • Did you have any resistance to the exercise? • How did you feel after completing the exercise?

  58. Zeigarnik Effect • We remember unfinished tasks best.

  59. Zeigarnik Workflow

  60. Create A Capture Habit

  61. 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.

  62. Capture Tools • Trello - app on phone and chrome extension • Evernote - app on phone and computer • Paper journal and pen • In basket • Google Calendar

  63. Week 1 Exercise: Create The Capture Habit • Keep a notecard with you all week. • Take a quick note for every new way you receive a potential action e.g. text, email, random thought • Post your list onto Facebook at the end of the week.

  64. Organize • Build your first Trello Board • Add Mind Sweep to Board • Review Board Examples Organize

  65. Build 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 Organize • Doing - filled with work we are currently working on • Done - finished work

  66. Recap • Kanban - scheduling system that allows you to see your work • To see your work you must externalize it with a capture habit. • Organize your work in a way that allows your to see the high impact tasks that you can realistically finish.

  67. Up Next • Post Capture Habit It Facebook • Collect and Organize Work In Trello • Book Your 1-on-1 Session • Trello Workshop at Wednesday Visualize 5pm CST if you need it/have the time. • Visualize your work next Monday.

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