Reggie Hillery

Simplifying life after 25 yrs in IT. Minimalist tech. Intentional living. Agile Technologist — SM · Coach · RTE · PM | Founder HillTechPartners | AΦA | Less

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most people fill the weekend to recover from the week. Intentional people protect one empty hour in it. Rest isn't what fills the gap. It's the gap. What are you leaving unplanned this weekend?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams buy a tool to fix a broken process. Great teams fix the process, then pick the tool. A template won't save a team that won't decide. What process are you papering over with a tool right now?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams use the daily standup to report status. Great teams use it to find the one thing that's stuck. Status belongs in a dashboard. Standup is for unblocking. What's the one thing your team is stuck on today?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most people spend Thursday counting down to Friday. Intentional people use it to finish one small, real thing. The week isn't over yet. What's one thing you can close today?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams walk into sprint planning cold. Great teams walk in with one decision already made: what not to do. Planning is choosing, not listing. What's the first thing your team should cut this sprint?

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams run a retro and change nothing. Great teams leave with one thing they'll stop doing. A retro that ends with a list is a meeting. One that ends with a stop is a decision. What will your team stop this week?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most people treat Wednesday as a waiting room for Friday. Intentional people treat it as the week itself. Half the week is still yours. What are you doing with it?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams demo what they built. Great teams demo what changed for the person using it. A demo isn't a show-and-tell. It's proof the work mattered. What changed for your user this sprint?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

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[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

Most teams add a meeting to fix communication. Great teams cancel one and talk to each other instead. The meeting isn't the fix. The conversation is. What meeting would you cancel first?

[Reggie Hillery @Hilltech]

@Corporate_CJP Yes, create the future.