From Gridlock to Grace
Sleepy in Seattle
It was rush hour, but I made great time driving from Bellingham to Seattle anyway. I was ready, oh so ready, to sink into sleep. My hotel was visible from the exit ramp. I allowed myself to feel my weariness and anticipated surrendering to my fatigue after what had been a very long day. My hotel was a short block away.
But it took me 45 minutes, literally, to get there. By then, I was beyond sleepy. I was exhausted in Seattle.
The 65% Standard
I’m sure, like me, you know from experience that too many cars in too small a space lead to gridlock. And, according to Personal Kanban author Jim Benson, the same is true of too many tasks crammed in to too little time.
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