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Project management for high-performing lazy people

Project management sucks. Yet without it, we fall apart. Dealing with it has historically been an absolute nightmare for me, and my guess is it is for you too.

Prior to launching my latest crowdfunding startup, Fundable.com, I had launched eight Web companies over the past two decades. This gave me tons of opportunities to test project management systems. I’ve tried everything from super complex, expensive systems to the latest lightweight Web apps. Time and time again, they failed me.

When you get into very large teams, typically over a dozen people, or perhaps very complicated projects, you almost have to use a full-blown project management system. But if you’re like me, and you work in small teams of about a half dozen people, what you really need is as little project management as possible.
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