(1) Start by being clear with yourself what things you're interested in knowing about vs. what things you're interested in doing. Doing something generally tak

(1) Start by being clear with yourself what things you're interested in knowing about vs. what things you're interested in doing. Doing something generally takes much longer to accomplish than knowing about something, so focus your intentionality on what you choose to do. You can and will still learn organically about the stuff you want to know about. (2) Remember that the core idea behind Kanban is to limit the amount of work in progress. The more work in progress streams, the more time you waste context switching. Being intentional about the things you choose to do and the order in which you do them allows you to do more things in the same amount of time than if you tried to do all of them simultaneously. Again, this applies to the things you do, not the things you learn about organically. (3) When trying to do something, stay intentional about what your goal is - it's generally easy to decide what to do next, and it's generally hard to decide when to halt what you're doing now in order to move onto the next thing.