#LearnAndAdapt

[vabroapp]

Embrace true agility by letting go of rigid plans and focusing on vision, humility, and continuous learning. Is your company truly agile or just following a fixed plan?

Want to stick to your project plan? Then agile methods might not be for you. 🤔

Agility is all about embracing change. If change drives your costs, you need to be as agile as possible. But are we truly prepared for change?

Can we handle scrapping our project plan? Can we accept being wrong? Can we cope with not delivering all the features we originally planned?

Why do so many companies spend enormous amounts of time and money to "become agile" when:

🤨 They never adapt their plan during a Sprint Review or System Demo? 🤨 They don’t listen to feedback, but just "demo the current project state"? 🤨 They stick rigidly to their plan without embracing the agile mindset?

If you really want to embrace agility, let go of the fixed upfront project plan. Instead, focus on:

👉 A clear vision and product goal, not detailed features 👉 Humility about your ideas, knowing you’ll often be wrong 👉 A passion for learning and gathering feedback to refine your plan

Does your company rigidly follow a fixed plan and try to "implement it agile"?

[waqasgujjar449]

SEO is a Marathon, not a Sprint

SEO is a marathon, not a sprint. 🏃‍♂️ Success comes to those who: ✔️ Stay consistent ✔️ Keep learning ✔️ Adapt to changes In the ever-evolving world of digital marketing, resilience is key. What’s your strategy for tackling challenges in this field? Let’s inspire each other! 🚀

[reinesmotivation]

Mistakes are a fact of life. It is the response to the error that counts.

…Embracing the inevitability of mistakes is an integral part of the human experience. Rather than viewing errors as setbacks, it's crucial to recognize that our response to them shapes our growth and resilience. Each mistake becomes a valuable lesson, a stepping stone toward improvement. In the journey of life, the ability to navigate and learn from these missteps is a true measure of one's character. Let's cultivate a mindset that transforms mistakes into opportunities for personal development. #MistakesAreLessons #GrowThroughErrors #EmbraceLearning #ResilienceJourney #LifeLessons #PositiveMindset #OwnYourMistakes #GrowthMindset #LearnAndAdapt #SelfImprovement #TurningMistakesIntoStrengths

[tradeintuition]

Crypto Thought of the Day

Learn from the past, adapt in the present, and prepare for the future.

Very EXCITED about this #bullrun

My main lesson I learnt was to take profits

#CryptoStories #LearnAndAdapt #crypto

[akosibadyon12]

We have a variety of teaching strategies that a instructors and students can use in some circumstances. Specific strategies for specific scenarios. We have also different modalities on how we will conduct a learning in different ways, such long distance learning, modules, face to face classes, monitoring and etc.

By the help of those strategies or techniques, the learners are learning and adapting at the same time. The strategies and techniques helps them to build up their critical thinking and creative thinking skills that they can use on specific task.

Every kind of teaching strategies or teaching approaches will help the students to develop and improve their skills prior on communication skills, vocabulary skills, presentations and verbal reasoning. Those strategies will also help the learners to think of what are the things that may suit on that kind of learnings. It is about learn, adapt, and teach.

[bennybeehoney]

First ever sighting of #smallhivebeetle in my hives. New Englanders don't normally have to worry about these because of our harsh winters... But our extended summer may be a problem! These little buggars can cause damage to comb and eat the bees' precious honey. #learnandadapt #climatechange?

[silverph]

My attempt to install automatic irrigation on the flower and vegetable beds. Last year was all manual (except for the lawn) and it was annoyingly laborious. The time I’ll save will be used for pruning and cleaning up. The tomatoes went wild last year. #learnandadapt #gardening