 Hello Everyone, In my last post about being productive during quarantine I mentioned that I have started using a Kanban board. And if you are like me you probably really confused about what it is? I heard about a Kanban board about three months ago, and it was something I instantly wanted to incorporate into my day job, and found it worked really well. So now that we are home I decided to bring it home too. A Kanban board is a way to visualize your to do lists, and to break it down into steps. So the things you need to create this board are 1. A bulletin board, whiteboard or wall space 2. Sticky notes, index cards, or bits of paper 3. Pens or makers Easy right? I have color coded stickies for didn't parts of my life, and different goals that I am working towards. For example, my day job are blue, personal life is yellow, and author business are pink. Once you have decided how to color code, the next thing you need to do is divide your board or space into three categories. I didn't want to put tape on my wall so I just make sure there is enough space to clearly show the difference in the three spaces. The spaces are to-do, in progress and done. This way you can visualize what you still have to do, what you are working on, and what you have gotten done. One note, is you can flex this to whatever works for you, for me I break things down into tiny steps it helps me to visualize how much work I am actually getting done and to help me realize that I truly am being productive during this time. But if you need big overarching things, do it! Be flexible. This is a way for you to help visualize and track progress. In college, many of my friends and I did our own version of this with out even realizing it by writing down our course work for the week on whiteboards, and shifting it across. I believe their are some programs to help you do it digitally so if that is more your way of doing things you can do that too! For me there is just something about doing it handwritten that helps me. I have a bullet journal, and an app on my phone and this. And it all is my way. Is it a bit neurotic? Yeah, but we all need something to make our lives feel a bit of normally, especially right now. If you make a Kanban board, tag me on Instagram! My board isn't fancy, but I would love to see how you keep track of your life. My Instagram is @authorkatelyncostello With love! Katelyn Costello Follow me on the interwebs: amazon.com/author/katelyncostello https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/5... Twitter @Scripturienting IG: @authorkatelyncostello Facebook: Author Katelyn Costello Youtube: The Scripturient 101 The Frituals (Book #1 The Frituals) Signed Copy
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Is having Magick worth the cost? Each year men and elves are tested to see if the Fritual of their kingdom will be revealed, a powerful person able to control an elemental magick. Shauna Flynn has always wanted to meet a Fritual, but these magick users had all but disappeared in the war of men and elves nearly two hundred years before. Shauna has always wanted to meet a Fritual, she never thought she would be the fritual. Shauna is the first human to ever be able to control magick. Forced from her home by a group of elves known as the Dark Ones who want to control the first human Fritual, Shauna has to find the other Frituals and stop the Dark Ones, to save herself, her family, and the home she has always known. Rebellion (Book #2 The Frituals) Signed Copy
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Shauna Flynn grew up wanting to meet a Fritual. She never thought she would be a Fritual, but now she isn’t alone. She has found three of the other Frituals, and like her, they are all trying to understand what they can do in a world that doesn’t want their magick to be shared. Taytra Flynn wanted a purpose. But she never thought her purpose would take her away from her family, away from her home. She never thought she would be branded a Rebel and the leader of an uprising. But with the Dark One’s power closing in on them both sisters are left with the same question. Will I be strong enough to fight them again?
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