The Best Books for Agile Minds (And People Who Just Want to Get Stuff Done)
Tired of Agile books that feel like homework? These are the ones that actually help you lead better, work smarter, and stop running meetings that make people quit.
Unleashing Agility
Real-world ideas on Agile, AI, and leadership
Unleashing Agility
Real-world ideas on Agile, AI, and leadership
The Availability Heuristic: Why We Overestimate Risks and Miss Opportunities
We don’t fear what’s risky, we fear what’s memorable. From shark attacks to Agile failures, the availability heuristic distorts our decisions more than we realize. Here’s how to fight back.
Why Most Meetings Are Unnecessary and How to Trim the Guest List
Your calendar isn’t full because you’re important, it’s full because no one’s trimming the fat. Here’s how to kill meetings, cut guest lists, and reclaim your workday.
What Fantasy Football Taught Me About Agile Prioritization
Fantasy football isn’t just Sundays and spreadsheets, it’s Agile prioritization training in disguise. Waiver wires, injury gambles, and trade drama all map to smarter product thinking. Yes, really.
The Power of Silence: Strength in Restraint
Everyone’s busy making noise. Real power? It’s quiet. Here’s how silence can sharpen focus, shut down ego, and give you a serious edge without saying a word.
Encouraging 100% Participation: No Spectators, No Scribes
Tired of meetings where three people talk and ten just nod? Try this: no spectators, no scribes. Real collaboration means everyone contributes.
Why Small Teams Win: The Communication Complexity Problem
Too many cooks slow the sprint. A 10-person team has 45 communication lines. No wonder decisions stall. Small teams win with speed, clarity, and fewer Zoom calls.
