AgileTD

@alex_schl @lassekoskela Yeah, me too. Squirrels are way too cute to qualify as lunch. #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-20 12:02:35

For every negative thing we might need 5 positive inputs to find a trade off. #agileTD

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-20 12:02:30

@MikeAScott @lassekoskela I heard him say, that I need to bring living kittens tomorrow. #agiletd

— Markus Gärtner (@mgaertne)2012-11-20 12:02:29

RT @benaichouchem: It seems that when you talk about the brain at the end of the day, people tend to tweet about unicorns #agiletd , how ...

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-11-20 12:02:11

@anneschuessler @lassekoskela I was also wondering who would eat squirrels.... #agiletd

— Alex Schladebeck (@alex_schl)2012-11-20 12:01:55

Presentation tip from @lassekoskela. For every dead kitten in your presentation show 5 live ones. #agiletd

— Mike Scott (@MikeAScott)2012-11-20 12:01:43

threats outweight rewards to our brains & instincts. A bad encounter outweighs 5 good encounters (or kittens) @lassekoskela #AgileTD

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-11-20 12:01:35

@huibschoots How's he doing on "it depends"? #agiletd

— Markus Gärtner (@mgaertne)2012-11-20 12:01:33

Perceived threats weigh more than perceived rewards. Roughly one dead kitten = 5 cute kittens. @lassekoskela #agiletd

— David Evans (@DavidEvans66)2012-11-20 12:01:25

Keynote on selfcoaching with @lassekoskela #agileTD http://t.co/FkpnECXP

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-20 12:01:24