Katrina Coker's guest appearances

Katrina Coker

LeadingAgile SoundNotes: an Agile Podcast

David Marquet

Scott Ambler

Jeff Patton

Matt Smith

Rachel Howard

Woody Zuill

John Miller

Andrew Young

John Mason

Rick Austin

Paul Hammond

Jesse Fewell

Sarah Smith

Esther Derby

Johanna Rothman

OwlTail

Derek Huether

Adam Asch

Jim Hayden

Agile 2016 Personal Accountability Retrospective At Agile 2016, Adam Asch, Katrina Coker, Jim Hayden, Derek Huether, and Dave Prior planned to meet for a Daily Standup each day where they would share their personal plans and goals for each day of the conference. This is something that worked very well for Derek and Dave at Agile 2015 and the hope was to continue that practice and to have the team members serve as personal accountability partners for one another during the week in Atlanta. And it worked… for a day… sorta. In this podcast they hold a 2 part retrospective reviewing their goals, how they were met (or not) and why. It’s all about outcomes… Part 1 - Dave, Derek and Jim Part 1 Intro 0:09 Dave’s failure to meet his self care goals, observations and outcomes 1:57 Derek’s Networking Goals and how he met them 4:50 Derek’s Conferencing Persona 8:18 Recharging during the conference (or not) 11:22 The importance of conference buddies 12:35 Jim’s goals for building stronger relationships with co-workers and checking ideas 13:50 It’s not just a social thing 15:20 Jim and Derek’s Thoughts on the sessions 19:27 Dave’s takeaways on emerging topics - 24:40 Predator vs. Prey 25:58 Personal safety and the code of conduct 26:11 Personal Lessons Learned from attending Agile 2016 30:15 Part 2 - Adam, Dave and Katrina Part 2 Intro 35:08 Katrina’s goals at the conference and how she met them 35:19 Adam’s goals for the conference and how he met them 39:20 Personal Lessons Learned from Agile 2016 42:42 Katrin’a thoughts on intellectual and personal safety 43:50 If you'd like to get in touch with the team you can find them all on the LeadingAgile website http://www.leadingagile.com/our-guides/ And here's how to track them down on Twitter: Adam Asch @adamasch Katrina Coker @klcoker25 Jim Hayden @jim_hayden85 Derek Huether @derekhuether Dave Prior @mrsungo

<p>Agile 2016 Personal Accountability Retrospective At Agile 2016, Adam Asch, Katrina Coker, Jim Hayden, Derek Huether, and Dave Prior planned to meet for a Daily Standup each day where they would share their personal plans and goals for each day of the conference. This is something that worked very well for Derek and Dave at Agile 2015 and the hope was to continue that practice and to have the team members serve as personal accountability partners for one another during the week in Atlanta. And it worked… for a day… sorta. In this podcast they hold a 2 part retrospective reviewing their goals, how they were met (or not) and why. It’s all about outcomes… Part 1 - Dave, Derek and Jim Part 1 Intro 0:09 Dave’s failure to meet his self care goals, observations and outcomes 1:57 Derek’s Networking Goals and how he met them 4:50 Derek’s Conferencing Persona 8:18 Recharging during the conference (or not) 11:22 The importance of conference buddies 12:35 Jim’s goals for building stronger relationships with co-workers and checking ideas 13:50 It’s not just a social thing 15:20 Jim and Derek’s Thoughts on the sessions 19:27 Dave’s takeaways on emerging topics - 24:40 Predator vs. Prey 25:58 Personal safety and the code of conduct 26:11 Personal Lessons Learned from attending Agile 2016 30:15 Part 2 - Adam, Dave and Katrina Part 2 Intro 35:08 Katrina’s goals at the conference and how she met them 35:19 Adam’s goals for the conference and how he met them 39:20 Personal Lessons Learned from Agile 2016 42:42 Katrin’a thoughts on intellectual and personal safety 43:50 If you'd like to get in touch with the team you can find them all on the LeadingAgile website <a href="http://www.leadingagile.com/our-guides/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.leadingagile.com/our-guides/</a> And here's how to track them down on Twitter: Adam Asch @adamasch Katrina Coker @klcoker25 Jim Hayden @jim_hayden85 Derek Huether @derekhuether Dave Prior @mrsungo</p>

Agile 2016 Personal Accountability Retrospective w/ Adam Asch, Katrina Coker, Derek Huether, and Jim Hayden

An Accountability Partnership can be a powerful thing. At a very basic level, this is a relationship you establish with another person who agrees to keep watch and support you in defining and realizing your goals. The goals may be of a professional nature, though they may extend beyond this into other areas of your life. In this episode of SoundNotes, LeadingAgile Engagement Analyst, Katrina Coker and Dave Prior discuss the role that an Accountability Partnership can play in providing support in your professional, and personal life. Dave and Katrina talk about how to find an Accountability Partner that is right for you, how to establish working agreements and how to prepare yourself for having someone play that role in your life. Katrina Coker - Personal Accountability Podcast Show Notes Interview Start 1:48 Katrina’s role at LeadingAgile 2:12 Katrina and the Personal Agility Canvas 5:22 Dave’s story on having an Accountability Partner 5:58 Katrina’s background 7:02 How Katrina ended up with an Accountability Partner 8:00 How it works 9:26 Personal Accountability Retrospectives 11:15 How Personal Goals fit in 11:55 Why it helps to have someone to share your goals with 12:25 Prioritizing your goals and getting support from your Personal Accountability Partner 13:10 “Oh, let me know when you start achieving.” 14:51 How to approach someone about being your Accountability Partner 15:31 Finding the right person to be your Accountability Partner 17:47 Establishing working agreements with your Accountability Partner 19:36 Setting Boundaries and Goals 21:39 The value of having a Professional Counselor 22:43 Including spiritual goals in the Personal Agility Canvas 24:26 How Katrina finds accountability and support in non-work areas of her life 25:10 How Katrina’s accountability partner helps her prioritize her goals 27:44 “If it’s not a HELL YES, it’s not gonna happen” 28:20 Katrina’s advice on three things you need to do in order to prepare to have an Accountability Partner 28:55 Getting in touch with Katrina 32:00 If you'd like to check out the Personal Agility Canvas mentioned in this podcast, here are some links: Personal Agility Canvas 2.0 - http://bit.ly/1tdzSF6 PMP Rehab: Personal Agility Canvas slideshare from the 2016 Scrum Gathering - http://bit.ly/214vv9R

<p>An Accountability Partnership can be a powerful thing. At a very basic level, this is a relationship you establish with another person who agrees to keep watch and support you in defining and realizing your goals. The goals may be of a professional nature, though they may extend beyond this into other areas of your life. In this episode of SoundNotes, LeadingAgile Engagement Analyst, Katrina Coker and Dave Prior discuss the role that an Accountability Partnership can play in providing support in your professional, and personal life. Dave and Katrina talk about how to find an Accountability Partner that is right for you, how to establish working agreements and how to prepare yourself for having someone play that role in your life. Katrina Coker - Personal Accountability Podcast Show Notes Interview Start 1:48 Katrina’s role at LeadingAgile 2:12 Katrina and the Personal Agility Canvas 5:22 Dave’s story on having an Accountability Partner 5:58 Katrina’s background 7:02 How Katrina ended up with an Accountability Partner 8:00 How it works 9:26 Personal Accountability Retrospectives 11:15 How Personal Goals fit in 11:55 Why it helps to have someone to share your goals with 12:25 Prioritizing your goals and getting support from your Personal Accountability Partner 13:10 “Oh, let me know when you start achieving.” 14:51 How to approach someone about being your Accountability Partner 15:31 Finding the right person to be your Accountability Partner 17:47 Establishing working agreements with your Accountability Partner 19:36 Setting Boundaries and Goals 21:39 The value of having a Professional Counselor 22:43 Including spiritual goals in the Personal Agility Canvas 24:26 How Katrina finds accountability and support in non-work areas of her life 25:10 How Katrina’s accountability partner helps her prioritize her goals 27:44 “If it’s not a HELL YES, it’s not gonna happen” 28:20 Katrina’s advice on three things you need to do in order to prepare to have an Accountability Partner 28:55 Getting in touch with Katrina 32:00 If you'd like to check out the Personal Agility Canvas mentioned in this podcast, here are some links: Personal Agility Canvas 2.0 - <a href="http://bit.ly/1tdzSF6" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/1tdzSF6</a> PMP Rehab: Personal Agility Canvas slideshare from the 2016 Scrum Gathering - <a href="http://bit.ly/214vv9R" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/214vv9R</a></p>

The Power of Accountability Partnerships w/ Katrina Coker