Nagesh Sharma

What did you like precisely about the blog Isaac, your feedback could help me deliver more of such content to the audience.

I’m Glad that you found it valuable.

Thanks a lot for your kind words! Appreciate your thoughts and insightful comments. Roger that...

I am glad that you found the article valuable Yasub. Appreciate your comments. I’d be looking forward to hearing from you on your experience with new habits. Cheers,

Thank you Manoj, I'm glad you found it useful.

Thanks for sharing, even I love morning pages technique...Artists way has great series of books... Appreciate your comment.

Hi Ankit, I am glad that you have the right understanding and acknowledgement that these simple values can help us aligning to our true north. Adhik rohan said "what is easy to do is easy not to do."

Hi Clark, That's a great quality of self-awareness and vulnerability you portrayed by admitting. I myself slipped many times into the unconscious leadership trap and the commitments help me to get back to the "Zone".

I'm glad that you found the value of the article. Thanks for sharing your thoughts...

Hi Mike, it's a very well written article to help people prep with their next blog. Thanks for sharing this, I certainly have learnings for me which you will certainly see in my next article☺️

This is again as always a great article by you Gunther. Scrum has stepped into adulthood and people think that what's next. However, sledom organizations know that they are still struggling with the core of the framework- "Creating releasable increment at the end of every sprint". And this article gives enough ir to thoughts that the future present of Scrum is still "Scrum".

This is a great initiative to let people understand that, Scrum and Kanban are not standing on opposite sides of the lane, however they compliment each other well. There are lots of myths, mysteries and misunderstanding around the implementations of Scrum and Kanban as they are getting more and more popular. I believe this blog is a great start to seed people with thoughts that Scrum and Kanban stronger together.

I'm glad that you found it useful. Finding right balance of challenging and supporting teams is key skill that a Scrum Master need to master. And once it's uncovered entering the ZOUD becomes a natural progression in the coaching journey.

I am glad you found value...Scrum On.

Thanks for your comments Nandan, I am glad that you found it useful.