# Productivity
All Productivity notes →Capturing Everything
Getting every open loop out of your head and into one trusted system — the discipline underneath every task-management method that works.
Inbox Zero
The processing discipline — not the folder structure — that actually keeps an inbox at zero: every item gets a decision, not a re-read.
2 — GTD (Getting Things Done)
Getting Things Done as a closed-loop system: capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage — the reference implementation most personal task systems borrow from.
Kanban for Personal Work
Visualizing personal work as a flow across columns with WIP limits, so the amount of work-in-progress becomes visible instead of implicit.
Managing Backlogs
A backlog is a parking lot, not a to-do list — the triage cadence that keeps it from becoming a second, guiltier inbox.
Personal Sprints
Borrowing a fixed-length commitment cycle from team agile practice for solo work, with a lightweight review at the end of each one.
4 — Managing Multiple Projects
Portfolio-level task management once GTD and Kanban aren't enough on their own — sequencing, WIP limits, and weekly triage across concurrent projects.