Joy of Agility
summary
Defines agile as an adjective: a “ready ability to move with quick easy grace,” backed by six concrete mantras and real outcomes. Shows how a social-media team produced the viral Oreo “dunk in the dark” tweet during the Super Bowl, how the Gossamer Condor achieved the first human-powered flight by iterative adaptation, and how Richard Branson chartered and sold seats to launch an impromptu flight — illustrating be quick but don’t hurry and start minimal and evolve in practice.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:47What is Joy of Agility
- 2:28Super Bowl 2013
- 4:45The Tweet
- 6:03The Daily Twist
- 6:55Real World Events
- 7:20Content
- 7:57What is Agile
- 8:41Agile is quick adaptable and resourceful
- 9:19The definition of agile
- 10:36Stories of agility
- 12:38Be quick but dont hurry
- 14:20Be poised to adapt
- 15:51Be balanced and graceful
- 17:52Drive out fear
- 18:37Start Minimal Evolve
- 19:11Be readily resourceful
- 20:21Agile is an adjective
- 21:04Joy of Agility
- 21:29Conclusion
