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Badass Agile

A place for elite leaders and teams.

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    How To Solve The Leadership Support Problem

    How To Solve The Leadership Support Problem

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    Badass Leadership = Emotional Control

    Badass Leadership = Emotional Control

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    The Agile Job Market

    Why the current Agile Job Market sucks, and what you should be doing about it.

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    Badass Conversations - Paul LePage of FoundationBTS

    An interview with Paul Lepage, owner of Foundation BTS, a managed services and cybersecurity company located in Newmarket ON.

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    The Agile Principles We Abuse

    The Agile Principles We Most Abuse

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    In Agile Coaching, More is Not Better

    In Agile Coaching, More is not Better

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    Sameness Strikes Again

    Let me tell you about the dangers of “sameness” in the agile world. Blind, unthinking reliance on templates and standard approaches can stifle creativity and impact. Time to rethink conformity, embrace authentic leadership, and rediscover what makes our work (and our message) truly stand out.

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    Building Freedom with The Forge Genesis

    This episode introduces Forge Genesis, a new initiative for Agilists who are eager to break free from standard frameworks and take real leadership—inside or outside traditional roles. We challenge listeners to become entrepreneurial problem-solvers ready to create real impact, and share how we’re charting this bold new path together.

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    Dave Borzillo on Better Meetings

    My interview with Dave Borzillo of Better Ways of Working

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    Non-Conformity Is The Key to Your Agile Future

    Nobody admires a rule worshiper. True fulfillment comes from courageously breaking conventions, creating original ideas, and enduring criticism to make something uniquely valuable. Following trends might feel safe, but real success requires risk and authenticity. Time to step away from conformity and build something that genuinely matters. Let's talk about breaking rules and embracing originality.

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    No Longer The Hero?

    In this episode of Badass Agile, I dig deep into what it means to be an impactful leader when the thrill of being the "hero" has faded. I start by reflecting on my own journey in tech—from helping people adapt to personal computers, to mastering new programming languages, and finally realizing it wasn’t about the latest skills, but about giving people the confidence to face the unknown.I explain how the agile space is changing: it's crowded, maybe becoming stale, and many of us are wondering what comes next. I highlight that our real value isn’t in how much we know about Scrum or Kanban, but in our hunger to help people navigate change, improve efficiency, eliminate waste, and foster better human relationships.If you’re feeling like your impact is limited or your work isn’t as fulfilling as it once was, this episode is about how to pivot: not by chasing more knowledge, but by listening closely to what people need now. I share ways to identify the next challenges to solve—by serving, observing, and innovating, even if it means stepping outside traditional agile roles or into entirely new domains.By the end of the episode, you’ll understand how to reclaim your sense of purpose by focusing on bringing unique and meaningful change to the people and industries you serve, even as the field evolves. This is a practical, honest exploration of how to stay impactful as an agilist and leader, even when the hero’s journey changes course.

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    We Are All Creators

    In this episode of the Badass Agile podcast, I delve into the idea that each one of us is a creator, a concept I find increasingly vital in today's ever-evolving world. Regardless of our roles—whether we’re developers, agile coaches, or product owners—we all have the power to make an impact through our unique creations. I share an inspiring story about two individuals who met at an Agile conference, a meeting that never would have happened without the ripples created by this podcast and The Forge.I discuss the importance of seeing oneself as a creator, capable of making meaningful contributions and leaving lasting ripples. It’s crucial to understand that our work is not just a job; it's an opportunity to create value, foster connections, and drive change. Even in uncertain times—whether due to economic shifts or technological advancements—our unique creations set us apart.I emphasize the fulfillment that comes from creating something meaningful and remind you that you don’t need special resources or backing to start making an impact. As we move forward, I encourage you to view yourself as a creator, to pursue what brings you happiness and fulfillment, and to leave your own indelible mark on the world. Through storytelling and reflections, this episode is a call to action for anyone looking to create ripples and make a difference.

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    Episode 261 - Why We Do It (Freedom)

    For those of us who are passionate about the agile lifestyle. I've realized that it's not just about following processes or methods but about embodying a philosophy that empowers us to help our clients in more meaningful ways. The 2020 pandemic has shifted our perceptions of work and it's crucial to redefine our roles—not as mere tools or employees but as leaders and innovators making a real impact. You'll gain insight into why fostering resilience, vision, and dedication are essential leadership qualities in today’s evolving economy. I want you to have the freedom to transform your career into something that aligns with your passions and delivers real joy and fulfillment. Join me as I share my vision for the future of agile practitioners—one that revolves around creating and offering something unique that resonates with your values and aspirations.

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    Employee Mindset

    In this episode of the Badass Agile podcast, titled "Employee Mindset," I explore the challenges and limitations that the current corporate approach to Agile presents. I dive into how Agile has transformed from a dynamic framework into a rule-bound guidebook that often prioritizes pleasing corporate structures over innovation. Throughout the episode, I examine the issues brought about by the "employee mindset" and its focus on maintaining the status quo. I challenge listeners to embrace an agile spirit that favors experimentation, flexibility, and a willingness to break free from rigid frameworks. The conversation also addresses the need to help Agile teams focus on value creation and client impact, rather than adhering strictly to prescribed processes. I invite everyone to rethink their approach to Agile and to prioritize outcomes and impact over traditional rule-following. This episode encourages listeners to let go of the fear of failure and to cultivate a bold, adventurous spirit in the pursuit of excellence and service.

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    3 Skills To Secure Your Agile Future

    Make your agile career more viable amidst current market challenges. It's time to focus on three critical skills we've never really addressed before: understanding real customer needs, convincing clients to adopt lean methodologies, and mastering the art of pitching and selling your ideas. By focusing on these areas, you can break free from traditional roles, and offer unparalleled value to organizations. The episode emphasizes moving beyond just technical proficiency to becoming proactive problem-solvers and effective communicators, ultimately providing a roadmap to secure and elevate your agile career - OR build your own product or service business.

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    How Agile Changed My Life

    In this episode I'll share how Agile has changed my life and career over the years. First off, Agile taught me a ton about how businesses really work and make money. It helped me understand the importance of putting the customer first and solving real problems they face. These lessons helped me start my own business and focus on innovation, instead of deepening my career as a Project Manager and consultant.I talk about using Agile to push boundaries in your career, whether you're staying within a company or thinking about starting a side hustle. If you're curious about how Agile can inject meaning and fulfilment into your professional life, have a listen. This episode is full of insights and tips to help you make Agile work for you, both professionally and personally.**CHECK OUT ALL MY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES HERE:**https://learning.fusechamber.com**ELEVATE YOUR PROFESSIONAL STORYTELLING - Now Live!**The most coveted communications skill - now at your fingertips!https://learning.fusechamber.com/storytelling**JOIN THE FORGE***New cohort for Fall 2024! Reach out at [email protected]**BREAK FREE OF CORPORATE AGILE!!***Download my FREE Guide and learn how to shift from roles and process and use your agile skills in new and exciting ways!https://learning.fusechamber.com/future-of-agile-signup**UNLOCK THE LEADERSHIP SKILLS YOU MUST HAVE TO GROW IN 2024!!**Courage, resilience, influence, decisiveness…learn ALL of these in The New Leadershiphttps://newleader.badassagile.com***WANT TO GROW AN AGILE BUSINESS?***Check out my new premium podcast - "The Badass Agile Entrepreneur".https://learning.fusechamber.com/#podcast/We're also on YouTube! Follow the podcast, enjoy some panel/guest commentary, and get some quick tips and guidance from me:https://www.youtube.com/c/BadassAgile******Follow The LinkedIn Page:https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/badass-agile******Our mission is to create an elite tribe of leaders who focus on who they need to become in order to lead and inspire, and to be the best agile podcast and resource for effective mindset and leadership game.Contact us ([email protected]) for elite-level performance and agile coaching, speaking engagements, team-level and executive mindset/agile training, and licensing options for modern, high-impact, bite-sized learning and educational content.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A place for elite leaders and teams.

HOSTED BY

Fuse Chamber

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A place for elite leaders and teams.

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Badass Agile is created and hosted by Fuse Chamber.
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