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Chaos Erupts In Brussels As Rubber Bullets Fired At Farmers Protesting Outside EU Parliament.


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Trello is a popular, simple, and easy-to-use collaboration tool that enables you to organize projects and everything related to them into boards. With Trello, you can find all kinds of information, such as:

1. What’s being worked on?
2. Who’s working on what?
3. What progress the project is making

**Advantages of Trello**

1. Trello can be used immediately after signing up. Trello offers a free sign-up, after which you get access to almost all of its features. It is also a premium service, though most of the important features are available with the free option.
2. Trello follows the Kanban system, which is a popular methodology used to achieve lean management. This means that you can also achieve lean with Trello.
3. It’s mobile-friendly. Trello’s interface looks very similar to a mobile application and is very user-friendly. It also has a very popular mobile application that has the same features available in the desktop application.
4. All project-related items can be seen on one page.
5. Adding new members, creating issues, and assigning them is easy to do.

**How to Use Trello for Effective Project Management**

The following measures help utilize Trello for effective project management:

**Step 1: Sign up on Trello**

First-time users can sign up by visiting trello.com. You will see a screen when you log in for the first time. There will be an option to create a new board under the Personal Board tab.

**Step 2: Create a Board in Trello**

Take the following steps to create a board, as nothing happens without a board in Trello.

- Under the Personal Boards tab, click the Create New Board option.
- Name the board. You can choose a background pattern or color that can be altered later.
- You can choose which team you would like to give access to a board if you have multiple teams.

**Step 3: Create a Team**

- You need to set up a team for professional purposes. For that, click on the option: "Create a team."
- You must provide a team name, describe its type, and include a brief description. Then click on 'Continue', and the option to invite team members will appear.
- Enter the email IDs of your team members and click the send invitation button. They will receive an invite to join Trello.

**Step 4: Create Lists in Trello**

You create lists as per your requirements. For instance, you can have three lists: To Do, In Progress, and Done. You can also have a list for each member of your team. The steps to create a list are as follows:

- Open the board to create a new list. Below the name of the board, click the Add a List option.
- Name your list and then click Add List.
- Right below your list, you will find an option to add a card.

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**Step 5: Create Cards in Trello**

- Click the Add a card option present below the list name.
- Enter a title for the card and click Add Card.
- Clicking on a card, you can add a description/comment for your team members.

You can also add labels, checklists, and attachments from the same screen.

**Step 6: Assigning Cards and Giving Due Dates**

You can add members and due dates to Trello cards. When working with a team, it helps you to know who's working on a task. Due dates help in keeping track of when tasks need to be done.

You can assign a person to a card and keep a check on who a task has been assigned. You can also add multiple members to a card to ensure that all get updates on a specific task. The steps to add someone to a card are as follows:

- Click on the card to which you have to assign members.
- Click the Members option present on the right.
- Search for people on your team, and click the names to add them.

Next, to add due dates, follow these steps:

- Click on the card to which you have to add a due date.
- Click the Due Date option from the list on the right.
- Select a due date from the calendar. You can add a time and then click Save.
- Due dates less than 24 hours away get a yellow label, while cards that are past due show up in red.

**Step 7: Add Labels to Cards**

Trello allows you to add colored labels to cards to identify the task type or the group it belongs to. You can also add multiple labels to a single card. The steps to add labels to a card are as follows:

- Click on the card to which you have to add a label.
- Click the Labels option present on the right.
- Select a label from your list. It displays several pre-chosen colors. Clicking on the edit icon allows you to add a label.


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**What Are Project Constraints?**

Project constraints are the limits within which a project must operate. The six main project constraints are time, cost, scope, quality, resources, and risks.

Managers must balance these constraints in order to ensure successful project completion.

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**Time:** Time refers to individual tasks and project deadlines. Project managers usually manage time with such tools as calendars and scheduling software.

**Scope:** Scope refers to all tasks that the project does and does not cover.
These first three constraints — time, cost, and scope — represent the triple constraint triangle and are closely related. A change in one will likely mean changes for the other two.

**Quality:** Quality refers to the level of quality required for the satisfactory completion of a project. How you manage time, cost, and resources will directly impact quality.

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**Cost:** Cost refers to the financial costs of your project, including labor, materials, equipment, and more. Project managers usually handle and represent costs in the project budget.

**Resources:** Resources refer to any resource you need to complete a project. These include those you have available and those you still need to acquire. Resources can cover time, people, equipment, facilities, software, or anything else your project requires.

**Risks:** Risks refer to all possible circumstances that might affect your project, both positively or negatively. Risks can be either internal or external constraints depending on the source of the risk.


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**Introduction:**

Project management is the way a person organizes and manages resources that are necessary to complete a project. People who manage projects are known as Project Managers.

A project is, simply, a temporary and unique set of tasks that have a definite beginning, an end, and goals. Projects can be straightforward, like organizing a party, or very complex, like building a space rocket. Projects are common in the construction industry, the telecommunications industry, and the IT industry.

The management of a project requires special skills. Project managers must ensure that the project is delivered within the existing limitations. These limitations can be time, cost, people, risk, and many more. Project managers must also ensure the best possible distribution of resources.

A project manager works mainly with people. They need to have people management skills, a good understanding of the tasks and skills needed on a project, a sense of how long tasks will take, good organizing skills, good communication skills, and good efficiency skills.

Project managers do not need to know how to do all of the work that may be needed in a project. For instance, a building project manager does not need to know how to pour concrete. However, they need to know how to manage people who pour concrete, and they need to know how long concrete takes to pour, how much it costs, what needs to happen before concrete is poured, and what needs to happen after concrete is poured.

**Components of Project Management:**

**First Component: Set Goals and Chart Progress**
Project management begins with goal-setting based on the big-picture idea of what you want to accomplish. Here, you need to have a clear sense of where you are going and what it will look like when you are finished. This sense of purpose will drive your goal-setting. With a strong sense of what you are doing and where you are going, you begin to set goals. These might be learning goals or project goals. But it doesn’t end with the goal-setting.

**Second Component: Break Down Tasks and Set Deadlines**
After you create goals, you can then break the project down into tasks and subtasks with clear setting deadlines. When you can break tasks down and set realistic deadlines, you are able to turn a project from an idea into a reality.
Here, you visualize each part of a task, creating a bridge between the abstract ideas with the concrete actions. In this phase, you need to think realistically about what is needed in terms of time, resources, and concrete actions. This is a critical piece of project management. It requires you to see the big picture, the details, and the complex relationship between the two.

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**Third Component: Choose and Implement Strategies**
Once you have a clear plan, you begin to choose and implement their specific strategies. You will be able to determine what strategies you will use in order to complete your tasks. You can select the resources and materials while also deciding on the processes that will work best for you. So, when doing research, you might use notecards or a spreadsheet. When managing your project, you might keep your tasks on a shared document or on a shared calendar. But in these moments, you move from using strategies to choosing strategies because it help you accomplish your goals.

**Fourth Component: Monitor, Adjust, and Solve Problems**
While tasks and deadlines are vital to project management, things will not always work according to plan. You can have the best-developed plans in the world, but ultimately life will happen. But then the internet goes down for a day. A team member gets sick for two days. You have a fire drill and then an unplanned emergency. In these moments, you will need to solve problems and deal with issues as they arise. Things will break. Plans will change. This is the frustrating side of project management. It’s messier than a tidy worksheet. And yet, when you are able to tackle these challenges, you grow into a problem-solver and critical thinker. You are able to monitor your progress and adjust your approach as you go.
In this phase, you will also monitor and perhaps even re-examine your original goals.

Project Management: Understanding the components of Project Management.


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I hope you like small weddings
One with a little over 50 seats
And an altar overlooking the sea
Would you like a vintage-themed wedding?

A vintage-themed wedding at sunset, beautiful orange rays
Who says we can't wear costumes to a wedding!?
Dump the regular white gown and black suit
Let us serve fruits and vegetables
Who wants pasta bolognese anyway?

Let us jump the broom
Sweep away the past and start the journey into the future
Let us taste the elements because come rain, come sunshine
It would be you and I against everything else

I have got "something old, something new
Something borrowed, something blue"
Let us make every moment a little bit more dramatic than necessary
I DO, Baby.


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I am the kind of woman who likes to be independent
I like to hold my own and solve my problems
Carry my own weight and not be a burden

But you came along and everything changed
I wanted you to carry me even if I could walk
I wanted you walking with me even if I was not so terrified
I just wanted you in my space

Now, it is time to let go
It feels like a piece of me is drowning
And my heart is slowly becoming silent
It feels like my heart is being scooped out one scoop at a time
It hurts so much and I wonder if you are hurting too...


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In shared bliss with tightly clasped tears,

Love's portrait stays, but memories remain hazy.

A canvas stitched with crisp and solid threads,

Our tales have been incorporated into the quilt of love.

So, let us cherish this precious occasion.

Every heartbeat resonates in the air around us.

In the infinite story of life that we so lovingly create,

Love is the song that allows us to believe.


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### The Beginning
It is my birthday today and the day started as a normal one with me thinking of what to do with this new year. I was mindlessly scrolling through the streets of X. I came across a tweet ([https://twitter.com/CoLab_kd/status/1705340395712901271]) inviting people to a YakiHonne's meetup at CoLab Innovation Campus in the beautiful city of Kaduna, Nigeria. Hmmm, this piqued my interest and I got ready not knowing what to expect but fully willing to learn regardless.

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### YakiHonne.. What is YakiHonne?
YakiHonne is a Nostr-based decentralized content media protocol, which supports free curation, creation, publishing, and reporting by various media.
This got me excited as I have been thinking of picking up writing as a medium to express my thoughts through words and pictures. I went on to create my account on YakiHonne and also created an account on Alby. I was shown how to edit and format texts and add headings, links, images, and videos.
I intend to use this platform to scribble down my thoughts, life experiences, and work experiences.

### Conclusion
It was an insightful and meaningful meetup where I got valuable information which is nothing short of enlightening and amazing. My journey into YakiHonne’s ecosystem has just begun and I really can’t wait to explore the features and opportunities that come with using YakiHonne! Caleb and Bello really did a good job with the event!

My Journey into YakiHonne: an exciting one I hope!