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A Path Less Taken

This collection has insights from books, includes observations based on my own experiences and what I have learned from colleagues in working with teams over many decades, and offers a grab bag of insights on life, meaning, and emerging tech.

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Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Apr 8, 2023

Digging into Problems with A3

A3 Problem Solving has been a part of the toolkit for many Lean practitioners since the early 1980s. It got…

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Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Jun 25, 2022

Pausing Time and Getting Unstuck — Lessons from a Day of Kayaking

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Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Nov 7, 2021

Lean Tools for Problem-Solving and Decision-Making

Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Jan 26, 2019

Agile Values

There are many things that are said to be “Agile.” For instance, many people say that agility and Scrum are one and the same thing…

Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Jan 6, 2018

Impact Mapping in Under 200 words

Step 1. Identify a User Goal. Write a User Goal on a white board or note card/post-it note.

Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Aug 25, 2017

The Agile Fluency Model

The Agile Fluency Model (AFM) was first introduced in 2011–2012, by Jim Shore and Diana Larsen. Shore and Larsen…

Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Apr 8, 2016

Improving Flow

Let’s start by recognizing something fundamental about the way the human mind works: we can focus on one thing at a time. I often…

Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Mar 13, 2016

Team Working Agreement for a Team Transitioning to Scrumban

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Philip Rogers in A Path Less Taken

Oct 25, 2015

Lean Coffee Facilitator’s Guide

I have facilitated many Lean Coffee sessions over the years, and have found Lean Coffee to be one of the…

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