Looking for warriors: Recent Episodes

Looking for warriors

A look at creating learning frameworks for children and adults using Agile and Kanban frameworks and also using test like the Kolbe test to build on a person's natural strengths. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQU-e45_-Ke6sYEFQsoUK5A

Removal of Agile blockage

Learning V memorising

How to define success

Trust and connection

How to do a Udemy course

Louie CK, a great modern philosopher

Jordan Peterson and hierarchies

Setting up a business at 14

Competent V qualified

A man thinks about sex every seven seconds

The danger of trusting authority

Spirals if improvement

You learn from tiny successes, not from failure’s

Yearly retrospectives, how do I improve them?

CFT V time for getting things done

Nobody can replace you

Importance of encouragement for boys

Unconscious mind at Christmas

Connection & Boundries

Using Agile during Christmas

Recipes are the future of Agile and scrum learning

What should kids learn?

getting to the end of your life with nothing to show for it

Jordan Peterson & Learning

Elon Musk

Agile Recipes with your kids

Multiple people, multiple projects solution.

Agile puts you on an upward spiral

Multiple people and multiple projects problems

Welcome to the fifth dimension

Is Trello the ultimate?

Western culture is good

Excel to Agile

Agile brings focus

The whisper bullying network

Times when you just can’t do Agile

Why I was wrong about the education system

Agile free’s up space in the mind

My new Agile Recipe training course

Giving thanks

Agile and the unconscious mind

Importance of checklists in Agile

Wrike: My experience

Agile learning and time

The day I went back to school

Agile learning frameworks

CFT Cadence

Exam success with systems

List or Agile process?

Using Kanban when nobody else is

Trello or Asana, what is the best Agile board?

Agile learning and focus

4 Focus and the Agile process

Retrospectives in learning - constant improvement

Retrospectives in learning again

Retrospectives for learning