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Tag Archives: Mark Forster

Closed Lists, Kanbans, and the Key to Prioritization.

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dan
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I was recently revisiting Mark Forster’s concept of the “closed list.” (Mark is the author of Do It Tomorrow, and a leading productivity consultant and thinker based in the UK who’s well-worth reading.) The closed list is essentially a to-do … Continue reading →

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