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"The Lie of 100%," the third in our series of #Agile#Leadership#Lessons videos. Hope everyone enjoys and that the content is valuable. Take care, have a great weekend!
Your inner critic can be useful, but it's inherently flawed. You won't truly know whether your thing is good until others see it. So release stuff and get feedback! Good luck!
When we make something, we have an image in our head of what it will be like. There’s always a disappointing gap between that dream, and reality. But the end user doesn’t see the dream, just the reality - so won’t make unfair comparisons. They’ll judge it for what it is.
You're aware of every error. Every fault. Every bit you rushed because you were tired. Every hacky solution to a problem. You see your project as an intricate Jenga tower of mistakes and mishaps. The end user sees none of that unless it's really obvious.
When you spend hundreds of hours researching, thinking, and writing about a topic, it can start to feel like what you’ve made is really *obvious*. That’s just because you know it now! Remind yourself how little you knew when you started - that’s how your audience will feel
We’re generally only impressed by things we can’t do - things that are beyond our own skill set. So, by definition, we aren’t going to be that impressed by the things we create. The end user, however, is perfectly able to find your work impressive.
Sometimes it can feel like the thing you're working on is complete and utter crap. These are four things you should remember, to remind you why you're not a good judge of character of your own work.
In case you missed it, here is the recording of Monday's #ScrumPulse webinar - Product Ownership - The 3 Vs in Practice Using Product Strategy Canvas with Professional Scrum Trainer Joshua Partogi. @jpartogi Watch here: https://t.co/BOWeoIAfgv #ProductOwner#Scrum
I need to start paying more attention. I completely missed it when the Agile Manifesto was changed to “assigning JIRA tickets to offshore resources is the most efficient and effective means of communication”
Calling all #Dublin based Scrum Masters - join us for the next step in your #Agile journey with @mwsummers' 2-day Advanced Certified #ScrumMaster course on 4/5th Feb in Dublin, part of the @ScrumAlliance Path to Certified #Scrum Professional. Book today: https://t.co/KMVNLFvQ9q