Managing time well requires daily, intentional effort and a strong system to keep organized and on track. While there are many systems and approaches, the kanban has proven time and again to be an incredibly simple, yet useful system to achieve great things in any situation. Life can be full of a wide range of stages which require very different kinds of approaches to managing time. For example, in a crisis, you may need to accomplish dozens of things in a day. Or when managing a long-term project, there are many things to track and oversee.

This simple tool can cover it all! In this follow-up episode, Jason Moore and Ephie Risho dig more deeply into the book Personal Kanban: Mapping Work | Navigating Life by Jim Benson and Tonianne DeMaria Barry. Among other topics, the Urgent/Important Stephen Covey quadrants are picked apart for the good and the bad aspects of what they have to offer. As usual, Ephie & Jason bring their own experiences and insights, and dig down rabbit holes to consider far more than the book’s contents. Join us for this episode, and be inspired to take control of your time far more effectively.

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There’s always far more to do than time to do it, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed or spend time on less important tasks. In this episode, Jason Moore and Ephie Risho tackle this challenge head-on with a system called the personal kanban. At the time of this recording, Ephie had just come through a time when he had far more on his plate than time and was losing steam on everything. Revisiting these ideas and the book revitalized him and brought far more productivity to the rest of his week.

The two key principles of Kanban are visualizing your work and limiting your work-in-progress. Doing these two things alone can make a massive difference in how well you manage your time. This episode covers the first half of the book Personal Kanban: Mapping Work | Navigating Life by Jim Benson and Tonianne DeMaria Barry.

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The UX Engineer role ensures the software has top quality, consistent experiences. UX and UI diverge in this podcast, where Jason Moore and Ephie Risho dig into the depths with two special guests. UX covers the user flows and experiences, whereas UI is focused more on making everything look and feel seamless.

Special guests Matthew and Cody discuss how they got into the field of UI design, what is most important in larger and smaller organizations, and some of the industry's newest changes. The role of the person looking over the design system may be different from that of a UX designer, but they must work together diligently to create one experience when building top-notch software.

This interview is lighthearted, fun, and chock full of good insights into design systems, UX engineering, UI, and how it all fits together in enterprise software experiences.

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