But we wanted to create our own simple version and during the process of developing this new tool - while balancing theories of prioritizing tasks and optimizing workflows - we realized that there was something interesting to be learned from our own process.
#Hvad er pling how to#
There are plenty of theories on how to handle to-dos and improve self-management (from bullet-journaling or the 5-second journal to theories on monotasking or the Pomodoro-technique).
We know working remotely demands a great deal of self-discipline and a solid daily plan in order to get stuff done. The new edition - to be launched on Monday, May 4th - is a development of a traditional To-do-list. The latest version supported collecting and sharing your best sources of inspiration. Then we developed a version you could use for meetings on the distance - which was also a reminder for people to continue nursing their professional network by having informal virtual coffee meetings. It started out as a tool for reflection - a small book where you could gather your thoughts. It is basically a collection of visual templates to support daily routines throughout the week. The lockdown period has been spent developing a new small handy tool, that we call: The Little Visual Zine*. However, in times like these, with more moments for reflection, we have enjoyed redesigning some of our most commonly used standard templates as well as inventing new ones. Being able to quickly sketch up a template on a large piece of paper to support a process or a meeting is what makes work as a visual consultant fulfilling. They are our most essential tools when performing graphic facilitation. By Mia Pallisgaard Hansen ( Procesværkstedet ) & Kirstine Kolling Hansen ( TUSAMOTUS )
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