Last week I emerged from my too-busy-to-think space to deliver a bunch of Web Events That Connect around my favourite themes. Here are two of the recordings: both of these events were for groups of Agile enthusiasts. Judy and Abigail many thanks for that awesome event. What a powerful facilitation! It wasn’t an introduction on …
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What would happen if you stopped being busy all the time? I have the feeling this might turn out to be a really important question, both for myself and for the people I work with, especially those in the Agile world. There’s been a fair amount written about how being busy seems to be a …
This weekend, I’ve been playing with Clean Language at Play14 in London. Wanting to turn up prepared, I searched my metaphorical toy box for Clean Language games. I was surprised just how many Clean Language games there already were… as long as you flex the meaning of the word ‘game’ a bit. In the end, …
Psychological safety is an essential ingredient for high-performing teams: probably the single most important ingredient. But how can you build psychological safety in a remote team? In 2016, Google did a huge piece of research into the dynamics of effective teams, called Project Aristotle. Data from more than 200 interviews was crunched using 35 statistical …
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Recently I’ve done lots of workshops introducing Clean Language to Agile coaches, facilitators and trainers. When I ask why they signed up, many of them share the same metaphor: they wanted more tools for their facilitator toolkit. Of course, as we soon discover, each of them means something slightly different by that phrase. No two …
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