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Agile 2016 – Michael Sahota and Olaf Lewitz on Showing Up

Reading: Agile 2016 – Michael Sahota and Olaf Lewitz on Showing Up

LeadingAgile’s Dave Prior interviews Olaf Lewitz and Michael Sahota. They talk about Showing Up – Being aware of what is going on inside yourself and what is going on around you in order to effect real and lasting change.

LeadingAgile Live – Olaf Lewitz and Michael Sahota from LeadingAgile on Vimeo.

During Agile 2016, Olaf and Michael co-presented a session on  Inviting Transformation: Personal and Organizational Growth. In addition to that, Michael led a session on The Advice Process for Effective Organizational Decision Making and Olaf led a Powerful Questions Workshop for Agile Coaches session.

If you’d like to get in touch with Olaf, you can find him on his Trust Artist website or via Twitter.

If you’d like to get in touch with Michael, he can be reached via Agilitrix or Twitter.

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