The Agile Guide to Life
summary
Agile practices move out of software into daily life with concrete results: a visible family Kanban board that outsources chores and flags WIP, a child-led fundraising push aiming for £1,000 across six charities, a dating experiment using a minimum viable date Kanban, and applying retrospectives, prioritization and the spoon theory for energy management. A large public event is planned with 4,000 attendees and 200 press around a 200 mph test run, decisions adapt to fog and the show goes ahead.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:15Speakers' backgrounds and roles
- 5:58Agile principles in parenting
- 11:25Handling life's curveballs with agile
- 17:55Agile in relationships and divorce
- 22:31Minimum Viable date and dating
- 27:21Agile friendships and adaptability
- 30:13Agile grief and life frequencies
- 34:09Agile crisis management at work
- 38:43Agile in PR and branding
- 41:11Wine-driven development and retrospectives
- 43:36Embracing uncertainty and optimism
- 47:08Spoon theory and time management
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