Post Playlists
I wrote this blog with a neurodivergent audience in mind. I want to make sure that, if Home Scrum might be helpful for you, it is as easy as possible to get the information. I do not mind at all if you don’t want to read this whole blog, or even most of it. This page is going to help with that by putting a bit of a new spin on the post categories and tags for Home Scrum.
I have prepared a variety of ‘playlists’ or tables of content from the blog posts, to give you different suggestions for a longer or shorter reading order. Think of these as different paths through the blog, from the straightest, shortest, flattest path, to a meander through the woods, with time to climb a few hills and take in extra details.
Reading orders (tags)
The Speed-Run
Literally two posts!
The Whole Blog
Imagining the blog as a book.
Categories
If you prefer to browse the blog through collections of different types of posts, then here are all the category playlists.
How to do Home Scrum
Includes a sub-category of posts for ideas for Home Scrum that we don’t use.
Why Home Scrum works
What makes Scrum such an effective framework for tackling life together?
People’s experiences using Home Scrum
Includes a sub-category of posts for Francis and Sally’s experiences of using Home Scrum.
The psychology and philosophy of productivity, procrastination and perfectionism
Musings I’ve had about various supporting topics to do with how our mind manages to persuade us (or not) to get stuff done.
Other ways of tackling life (with or without neurodivergence)
An appendix of all the other tips and tricks I have about life and productivity and organisation which are not Home Scrum.