Linda给我的触动非常大，71岁的老太太还可以从千里之外飞过来演讲。

并且她的演讲中small success, reflection regularly都再次打动我。

从与她的聊天中得知，2011年日本刚刚地震后的一个月，Linda就去日本做了Keynote演讲，令人敬佩！

随后她去某日本大学请教关于日本人长寿的秘诀，分享了两条给我们：

1. No word for retirement – 活到老，干到老。退休后为兴趣而工作。
2. 80% for every meal – 每顿饭只吃八成饱。

以下我一些流水账，以及我听的演讲中的要点：

Overall:

Reflect & Get inspired – Lean and Agile Conference总结

Actively contribute – sharing what I learned

Network & have fun

Fearless Change:

Evangelist

It’s about passion and learning

• Test the water
• Step by step
• Time for reflection
• Small successes

What people like

• Feed them (do food)
• See things from their points of view (personal touch)

Build grass roots (bottom up)

• Innovator
• Connector

Establish connections (Keep other people involved)

• Ask for help
• Just say thanks
• Stay in touch

Influential people

• Guru on your side
• Local sponsor
• Corporate angel

Respect the resistor

• Listen, really listen (fearless)
• It’s just an experiment (trial run)

The Power of Retrospective:

Why we need retrospective (Agile Principle, postmortem? Project Retrospective)

• Learn from the past
• Plan the future
• Reach closure

Retrospective is not – no naming, no blaming. But naming and praising are encouraged.

How to learn

Questions for mini-retro

• Keep
• Change
• Puzzles (I wonder why …)
• Hopes and wishes (I hope that … or I wish that …)

Timeline

Small steps/changes

Mindmapping:

by Tony Buzan

Reading note

5W1R

User Stories and Mindmapping

From Efficiency to Innovation:

Employee feedback

It is possible to train engineers and scientists to become innovators

Measure what you can measure

Combine design and development

• Synthesis
• Personas
• Prototyping
• Story mapping
• Product vision