You’ve probably heard of “inbox zero”, but have you heard of “sink zero”? It’s an idea that got spread about with this recent tweet:
I think it’s a good idea. Think about it — taking out the trash could be rebranded as:
And why stop with repurposing the “inbox zero” idea? How about taking some cues from test-driven development?
And now that most developers have at least heard of agile development techniques, it should be possible to apply them to household chores. There’ve already been a number of articles and tweets on using Kanban for that purpose:
From Jamie Arnold’s tweet on October 27, 2012. Click to see the source.
Let’s see: Built while “bored” (I’m reading “bored” as “drunk, possibly high”) one night, and…
I’ve got a lot to do this week, but I’m fine with that. I intend…
Last month, I wrote about a manufacturing mistake that became a hit for the Year…
Once again, here’s another of my regular reminders to double-check your work (or better still,…
12 years ago, I drove with all the stuff I could fit into “Rhonda the…