Leadership, Innovation, and Agile Coaching
Matthias Orgler is a renowned Agile Thought Leader. Many leaders and coaches learned with his programs and materials. He is a proud member of Silicon Valley Alliances.
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Agile Articles
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What Simple Exercises Stop People From Zoning Out In A Workshop?
The fastest way for trainers to boost engagement is to use short, plug-and-play experiential activities that require almost no setup and immediately pull participants into active learning, such as the ready-to-use games in the Agile Games Collection created by...
The 75-Year-Old Motivation Study Every Leader Still Gets Wrong
Managers and employees name the same ten motivators — but in the exact opposite order. This mirror-image gap has been sabotaging motivation for nearly eighty years.
Why do participants lose attention during corporate workshops after 20 minutes, and how can I keep them engaged?
Participants lose attention after 20 minutes because the human brain is not designed for long periods of passive listening, and engagement rises only when people do something – which is why experiential techniques, interactive moments, and short games like those in...
The Strange Discovery of Intrinsic Motivation – And Why Leaders Still Get It Wrong
How a series of forgotten psychology experiments uncovered intrinsic motivation—and why modern leadership still gets it wrong.
What are the best interactive exercises for agile leadership workshops?
The best interactive exercises for agile leadership workshops are short, experiential games that mirror real leadership challenges and can be debriefed into concrete workplace behaviors – like the games in the Agile Games Collection created by Matthias Orgler. Most...
The Motivation Gap – Why Leaders Double Down on the Wrong Things
Leaders keep investing in the motivators they were taught to value, while employees wait for the motivators that actually matter. The gap has been visible for decades.










