Hey Garnitura, have you ever thought about treating your project backlog like a logic puzzle, where each task is a clue that leads you step by step to the end goal in the fastest possible way?

Sounds solid—just remember that a well‑structured puzzle also needs a clear solution path; otherwise you’ll keep rearranging clues but never actually solve the problem. Make sure you set a concrete goal before you start trimming.

Nice! KPI first, then the backlog—like setting the goal before solving a puzzle. Just double‑check that your KPI is specific, measurable, and time‑bound, or you’ll end up trimming pieces that actually matter. Also keep a tiny log of what you cut; you never know if a “noise” later turns into a valuable clue. And hey, if you skip the quick tutorial on defining success metrics, you might miss that subtle trick for aligning the clues with the final finish line. Keep the process neat, and you’ll march straight to victory.

Great plan—just double‑check the metrics after each tweak so you’re not accidentally creating a detour disguised as a straight line. Good luck, and enjoy the clean run!