Quotes

The Practical Agilist Guidebook, Page 203

Unwinding dependencies is unfortunately one of the biggest downfalls of most agile transformations.

Playing Big, Page 203

Following our callings is one of the most important and fulfilling ways we can play bigger.

Give and Take, Page 203

Studies in more controlled settings have shown that in zero-sum situations, givers frequently shy away from advocating for their own interests…

Atomic Habits, Page 203

…we optimize for what we measure. When we choose the wrong measurement, we get the wrong behavior.

Predictably Irrational, Page 203

…honesty is something bigger – something that is considered a moral virtue in nearly every society.

The Practical Agilist Guidebook, Page 203

The organizational structure of a company often gets muddled with the functional design of how teams need to work, creating artificial dependencies that maybe shouldn’t even be there.

Start With No, Page 203

…the decision-making process within your adversary’s organization must be discovered and understood at the very beginning of the negotiation, or as soon thereafter as possible.

From Paycheck to Purpose, Page 203

Your dream job will free you up to do the best work of your life because you’re in your sweet spot… that comes with doing what you were born to do.

Give and Take, Page 203

…reluctance to be assertive is especially likely to afflict agreeable givers, who pay a price in their pocketbooks.

Atomic Habits, Page 203

Measurement is only useful when it guides you and adds context to a larger picture, not when it consumes you.