I have become a big believer in the importance of rest time and this all starts with pressing pause. Instead of just suddenly pressing the pause button and checking out, I want to make sure that I leave things in a good state. I am taking time to reflect on the first half of 2021 and preview things to come.
Click here to read more about Pressing Pause, my last post for a couple of weeks.
Agile projects are made up of sprints, each one delivers an incremental portion of the overall value of the end product. Well, maybe not every sprint delivers value. Sometimes Agile teams invest some of their time in organizing for success. Your personal goals can do this too and it doesn’t have to be reserved for the beginning of the project.
Click here to read how you can be a Sprint Zero Hero.
Is it ok to let broken things stay broken or do they need to be fixed? What if the broken thing is beautifully broken? What if the thing that is broken is you?
Click here to more about why I say Don’t Fix What’s Broken in this week’s Goal Success by Choice.
Are you trying to be a great project manager by continually learning new things? Acquiring knowledge is just the first part of the equation. If you don’t take the next step, that knowledge stays locked up inside your brain and becomes stale. By embracing a “learn and test” strategy you can convert that knowledge into skills that will last forever.
Click here to read the bite-sized summary of how to Learn & Test.
What is your end game? Do you have one big goal that you won’t rest until you have achieved? Don’t have one? Maybe the answer is simpler than you think.
Click to read more about The End Game in this week’s Goal Success By Choice.
