WFPbased

WFPbased is a term that has emerged in discussions related to software development and project management, particularly within Agile methodologies. It refers to a framework or approach that centers around the concept of "What's For Breakfast?" or "What's For Breakfast?" as a prioritization and planning tool. This concept, often attributed to individuals or teams seeking to simplify decision-making and focus on immediate, actionable tasks, encourages individuals or teams to identify their most pressing or important task at the beginning of a work period, analogous to deciding what to eat for breakfast. The idea is to bring clarity and a sense of immediate purpose, moving away from complex, long-term planning that can sometimes lead to paralysis or a diffusion of effort.

The WFPbased approach typically involves a brief, often daily, check-in where each team member or individual identifies their single "What's For Breakfast?" item. This item should be a tangible, achievable goal that contributes to the overall objectives of the project or personal work. The emphasis is on simplicity and focus, aiming to foster a sense of accomplishment as these small, daily goals are met. This can be particularly effective in environments where priorities shift frequently or where large, daunting tasks need to be broken down into manageable steps. While not a formal, widely adopted methodology like Scrum or Kanban, WFPbased serves as a lightweight, adaptable technique for enhancing productivity and alignment.