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I came up a personal solution to Kanban's in a text file years ago. It's pretty simple in concept and easy to type. Here it is: - means not started. * is in p

• Stan42 4y ago
  I see Kanban, I upvote ! Thanks for moving the challenge forward. May I share with you one of our articles that talks about it, hope it helps :) https://zenkit.com/en/blog/kanban-explained-what-youve-always-wanted-to-know/ https://zenkit.com/en/blog/kanban-explained-what-youve-alway...
• ralferoo 4y ago
  I shifted from text-files for todo lists to using an adapted Bullet Journal 3 or 4 years back. Some times I neglect it for a few weeks at a time, but I've found it really useful on the times when I have used it extensively. In many ways, the todo section has similarities to Kanban. But anyway, one convention I picked up from there is: - for a comment - something to remind yourself of the context or information to remember . for a task you want to do date . for a task that needs to be done on/by a certain date / for a task that is started X for a completed task > for a task that moved to a later page It's a great system especially as transition from one state to another is just the addition of a line so very easy to do with pen and paper. Also, the act of transferring uncompleted tasks to a new page every week/month depending on preference makes it a great time to assess if things on the todo list are still worth doing as well as giving you a gentle reminder to get on and do them if they are.