I didn’t just want to read comics; I wanted to see them: what I own, what moved me, and why. With Obsidian’s Base plugin I built a visual library—clean, fast, and query-free. That small shift changed my reading routine: less friction, more writing, more reflection. Why Red
On Monday, June 9, 2025, during WWDC25, Apple unveiled what I believe is the biggest leap for the iPad in years — at least from the perspective of a long-time iPad enthusiast like me. To understand why this release feels so significant, it’s worth revisiting the moment that first hooked
Recently, I had an enlightening discussion with managers about developing KPIs for developers. At first glance, the idea of measuring individual performance in an agile environment—where collaboration and collective ownership are paramount—seems to conflict with agile values. However, as I walk my dog and reflect on this topic,
The PARA MethodTry the simple system for organizing your digital life in seconds. Stop wasting time looking for information and gain greater focus on what matters most. In a world saturated with a constant influx of digital information, how often do we find ourselves overwhelmed? The struggle to keep up
In the vast landscape of goal-setting strategies, I stumbled upon a technique that you have probably never heard of. Known as the PACT Goals Technique, it emphasizes the journey over the destination, focusing on the output of tasks rather than the outcome. This goal setting technique was created by Anne-Laure
Welcome to "My Craftsmen's Corner," a series in which I share the tools that have become my allies in the journey of knowledge and discovery. Today, I'm excited to introduce you to a tool that has transformed my world of thoughts and ideas: Obsidian.
Today, we are taking a journey through the fascinating world of project management. Our objective? To challenge conventional wisdom, debunk ingrained misconceptions, and unlock the transformative power of lean flow metrics within the Scrum framework. This exploration is not limited to a single industry; these principles can be applied to
📝 Summary (TL;DR) This guideline is used to determine whether a system or developed software meets customer expectations. The basis are acceptance criteria, which are the link between requirements or user stories and test cases. Since many projects require a systematic method for deriving acceptance criteria, this page presents a
We’ve all been there: a project needs a delivery date or an initial estimate, and deep down, we already sense that time is tight. Yet, stakeholders—often under intense pressure themselves—insist the work can be completed sooner. In my experience as an Agile Coach, guiding teams and organizations
In many organizations, leaders emphasize onboarding discussions when someone joins a team and conduct exit interviews when they leave. But what happens in the long stretch between those two moments? This in-between phase is where potential (or risk) resides. By scheduling regular check-ins, you can catch motivational dips before they
In an era where change is the only constant, our ability to learn swiftly and make wise decisions is more critical than ever. Whether in personal life or the corporate context, those who can adapt and evolve are the ones who succeed. Today, we will delve into how learning processes
Have you ever wondered why certain learning methods don’t work for you, even though they seem effective for others? Perhaps you’ve even identified your own “learning style” - visual, auditory, kinesthetic, or reading/writing—in hopes of optimizing your learning. But what if this approach is not only
📢In my work as an Agile Coach and psychologist, I frequently encounter the question: “How does psychology influence our daily actions in the business world?” This question is not only relevant to students but also to professional colleagues and anyone interested in the human aspects of organizations. Originally, I prepared
Imagine sitting through another meeting where every slide feels as dense as a page from an encyclopedia. Sounds all too familiar, doesn’t it? David Phillips’ TEDx Talk offers a refreshing take on how to elevate your presentation game, making your slides not just seen, but impactful. Focus Over Fluff
Today, I want to dive deep into a topic that recently struck a chord with me, all sparked by the insights of Uwe Peter Kanning, a luminary in the field of occupational psychology. He curates a fascinating YouTube channel, albeit in German, where he unpacks the complex psychological dynamics of
Information Architects recently unveiled the latest iteration of their iA Writer software, where they shared their approach to working with AI. As an agile psychologist deeply involved in both psychology and technology, I have mixed feelings about AI tools like ChatGPT. It’s a bit of keen interest and cautious
In September there were some career changes that took me away from the blogging routine for a while. But here I am again, ready to fill this space with new thoughts and ideas. The last few months have been a journey. Amidst the challenges and opportunities of my professional role
✂️TL;DR: A true SAFe feature encapsulates business value, technical considerations, and stakeholder feedback. It's the sweet spot that ensures both technical soundness and true value delivery. The intersection of agile methods and organizational psychology has always fascinated me. The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) works at this nexus
The PARA MethodTry the simple system for organizing your digital life in seconds. Stop wasting time looking for information and gain greater focus on what matters most. In a world saturated with a constant influx of digital information, how often do we find ourselves overwhelmed? The struggle to keep up
It's a brave new world we live in. Digitalization has erased the clear lines that once separated our work and personal lives. This phenomenon, which psychologists call "extended work-related availability,"[1] has led to a spillover of work tasks into personal life and vice versa. This
