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Hi y'all, I've created a "manual edition" of my Hooked on Zero task prioritisation system and added it to this board:
https://trello.com/b/ZQ3WCXVZ/hooked-on-zero-manual
There's a video screencast showing what this looks like here (also linked in the board):
The thesis here is that, rather than using either due dates or an "ordered list" to prioritise, you're better off creating a series of shortlists by using quick yes/no decisions in a "left/right swipe" model and "shunting" each list over to the right as you go.
I've written about it in more detail here:
https://www.theprocedurepeople.com/blog/2019/01/23/shortlist-your-tasks/
Let me know what you reckon and if you have any luck using it!
Iain Dooley
CEO
Benko
Australia
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