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Welcome back to Agile Practices for Normal Life. Today, we’re going to get a little meta and talk about doing a sprint retrospective of this experiment.
Thanks for following along as I adapt agile software practices into "normal" life! Today, we’re going to talk about building a non-software-related backlog.
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I am running an experiment I'm calling Agile Practices for Normal Life. In this second post of a six-part series, I'll talk about the “project” kickoff.
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