<ul><li>The author shares their experience of using Kanban during a cross-continental move to Canada's Laurentian mountains.</li><li>Kanban helped organize tasks and provided a sense of progress, potential, and daily motivation.</li><li>The article emphasizes how each card on the Kanban board symbolizes a step in the transition process.</li><li>Sections on the board ranged from research and packing to language learning and community integration.</li><li>The author found comfort in seeing tasks shift to the 'Done' section, marking accomplishments in the move.</li><li>The Kanban board served not just for managing tasks but also for tracking courage and embracing change.</li><li>The author highlights the importance of progress over perfection in navigating new beginnings.</li><li>The article mentions a Personal Kanban class on Modus Institute for those interested in using Kanban effectively.</li><li>Kanban provided a tool for managing emotions, expectations, and excitement during the transition.</li><li>The journey showcased how Kanban aided in visualizing work, limiting WIP, and adapting to a fresh start.</li></ul>

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