Becoming an Agile Coach: Sharing Lessons from a Personal Journey - Shane Hastie

[@mapsofbeing5937]

I was a developper 10 years ago when I took a personal sabbatical. I became a yoga teacher before adding ICF coaching to my toolbox, only to find myself coming back to agile, except now not as a dev but as a scrum master. I love hearing your formation, you not only underline the core of coaching, but also firmly demonstrate it in your demeanor. Thanks for the video!

[@ladosozi3854]

This is GOLD!!!

[@fafastephengow5852]

In my journey and study, I always find a time to come back to this video. The whole video including the feedbacks are so powerful and quite a thread to keep. Thank you.

[@AdventureswithAgile]

Glad to hear this Fafa. Thanks for your kind feedback.

[@srinu5001]

the crowd is so refined.

[@sostenibilidadyser]

Thanks Shane for sharing your conference. As a person designing an Agile Coaching Program these perspectives are so powerful and also great resources to share with the team. Well done 🙂🙏

[@simonvanendern8780]

Thanks for sharing, it is a really powerful lesson.

[@indiancitizens]

Excellent!

[@ANUPDASTravel]

Fantastic attempt , kindly share more on this Space please Regards Anup

[@sicaceful]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Gustav4]

One can think of a football coach to understand the coaching role. A football coach never tells the player what to do but instead try to supply the tools he needs to better figure out what to do.

[@lifeiscool2957]

Sir, I tried joining the public group, is that still open to public?

[@markhall3323]

I found this to be mainly presentation of third party materials and not a personal story as described

[@bilaljan8851]

Excellent.

[@erikschaepers]

There are hundreds of entities around the world now, trying to squeeze money out of people in the Agile sphere, with ever more impressive-sounding courses and diplomas. Chances are, you will not learn anything fundamentally new there - just the same content wrapped up with a couple of nice " specializations". As a Certified Product Owner and Scrum Master, I can say that this is just wanna-be psychological & wanny-be leadership hot air

[@annon123]

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[@uskok4636]

Do agile coaches need to emanate an air of arrogance and condenscension? If so you did a great job. While people are asking you questions you check your watch, you unhuh and yup at inappropriate times and look around the room. Your body language exudes arrogance not confidence.