Thanks for the link. I think the best way to present Kanban, apart from the visual presentations, is showing the real-life case studies like these about DevOps http://kanbantool.com/kanban-library/case-studies-devops . Kanban isn't a revolution, it's a reasonable solution based on things we already know.

I use Kanban because... it's simple. And easy. And I don't like wasting time on understanding other complicated tools. ---------- EDIT: I forgot to write the name, it's Kanban Tool, I use it for several years (I resigned from Trello).

We used Kanban only but since some situations Kanban wasn't enough, we decided to take Scrumban. Why? -> http://kanbantool.com/kanban-library/scrumban/scrum-or-kanban-yes We didn't want to resign from Kanban but still we needed some new attitude to solve problems.

I agree - DO NOT multitask, concentrate on one planned task. Task precisely planned earlier, written down in 'to do' list. My hack is to use Kanban board from kanbantool.com every day even if I feel I'll manage to remember all the planned tasks. And sometimes simple changes in your work environment help too, like these showed here https://www.pinterest.com/pin/517491813404272792/ .

I think some apps offer things that facilitate the simultaneous cooperation. kanbantool.com is perfect for a small team, allows to share the tasks with keeping concentration on the aim.