Product Description
by Raji Sivaraman (Author), Michal Raczka (Author)
This book explores the nuances of different aspects of agility on a personal level.
Agility brings personal value, leadership navigation, managing the tides of knowledge, and putting on the captain's hat of resilience. As the winds change and the tides swell high, the Personal Agility Lighthouse (PALH(TM)) model in this book will guide you to safe shores. Navigating through the seven colors of agility such as education, change, emotional, political, cerebral, learning, and outcomes agilities, the anchor is dropped effortlessly. It is built on these seven competencies, and by using the Individual Personal Agility self-analysis assessment (see Appendix), swaying personal visions leading them up to organizational goals.
Taking personal agility as the future competency with an agile mindset is a crucial starting point to transform yourself. Focusing your personal agility journey on outcomes and end-to-end customer experiences ensures value delivery. Especially within the elements of the VUCA environment where revised goals are the norm. Driving changes in the right direction leads you to the stable grounds of your personal vision. It prepares you to tread the long roads of transitions/transformations, which is a vital requisite for changes in any organization.
Measuring performance metrics aptly is the rudder of strategy management and stability. Organizational goals and personal development are the strong pillars that will steer you to your organizational agility, getting you ready for opportunities and changes when your company trademark needs it. Agile practices and perspectives cut through impact and quality of personal and group knowledge. Take a journey on a Personal Agility Boat to visualize options, alternatives, and opportunities. Visualization is the way to your shore's lighthouse.
Author Biography
Raji Sivaraman, MS, PMI-ACP, PMP, PMO-CP, Co-founder of AgilityDiscoveries, Principal of ASBA LLC, a Singapore citizen. Advisor, Professor, Keynote, Consultant. Agile practitioner. Facilitates Fortune 50/500 companies with CSR/BSR/Mobility projects. Pracademic. Distinguished Women leaders of Singapore, 2013.
