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Welcome to another round of boardroom
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All Mirabaud Today We talk retrospectives
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with agile coach Maria. Let's go.
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First question: You spend two hours
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in a team retro, but the
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only input you've had His Daves
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Boardroom or Mirabaud Boardroom. A mirror?
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Oh Dave, can't hardly space because everyone
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can add that's anonymously online at the
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same time. Correct. Next, you need
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the seem to act on feedback
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fast so you turn all those
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retro notes integer tasks instantly. Miro
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all the way and I can assign
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those tasked to teammates. Your. Nailing
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this now you see hundreds of
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sticky notes from the Retro. A
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real mess, but you organize them
0:41
into five themes and just seconds.
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Nero. I basically get back and
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entire hour when I use. It's a I
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towards for clustering. Time
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for a quick break to talk about McDonald's.
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biggerusa.com/columbus for details. the state been of
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Robert Lee who is no longer in
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favor. Did you ever noticed said no
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log. Favre never fight. Appeal
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me boys ever further pills they
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were fighting appeal He said wow
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that was a big mistake. Never
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site up to me boys,
2:11
never played up two boys
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never vote for crazy person
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Me boys. That's the most
2:18
important thing to take away
2:20
from Donald Trump's speech in
2:22
Pennsylvania. It is April sixteenth.
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Twenty. Twenty Four. Two. Hundred
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and three days remain. A
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To rediscover the choice of the
2:32
American people. Trump. Or
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America. Trump or
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President? But. Never
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fight up. Tell me boys! Never.
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Fight uphill me boys.
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According to Donald Trump, Speaking.
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At a fascist rally in Pennsylvania.
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That's. What Robert E. We said.
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At. The Battle of Gettysburg The Saipan
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of Robert Lee who no longer and
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savor did you ever notice said no
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longer a favor never fight appeal Me
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boys never fight or pills they were
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fighting appeal he said wow that was
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a big mistake. He lost his great
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general than the they were fighting. never
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fight uphill me boys but it was
3:14
too late Now. We
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know something for sir. Robert.
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He lay. Was. A trader. A
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fool slave master. Who.
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When he marched his
3:27
army into Pennsylvania, Capture.
3:30
A kidnapped every free black
3:33
person they could find. To.
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Send back south. He.
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Just. That.
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Property Live. But.
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Robert. He was also a fluent English
3:45
speaker. Who. Was never a
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pirate. Didn't. Own a pirate. And.
3:49
So far as we know, Had
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no associations with. Leper.
3:54
Carts. Never
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fight up hill me voice of
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course. That's. That we what
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Robert we ordered. On the
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third day. Of. The. Battle
4:05
of Gettysburg when he said
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george ticket. Marching. Up.
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Destroying. His army and
4:14
the Confederate cause. Gettysburg.
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Is. A sacred place. In
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the Story of America. Because it
4:23
is the place where the United
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States was saved it it is
4:28
the grounds were our country came
4:30
to it's closest moment. Of.
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Ending. Forever. Within.
4:36
Two minutes actually. Chaos
4:39
on the battlefield was caused.
4:42
By. Incompetent general who had been
4:44
a New York congressman. Incredibly.
4:47
This guy. dance circles. Had
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shot. His. Wife's lover
4:52
in broad daylight in Lafayette
4:55
Square. A
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hundred fifty years before Trump said.
5:00
He could shoot someone in broad daylight
5:02
in Manhattan. And. Not lose any
5:04
votes. Circles.
5:07
Got away with the murder. Through.
5:09
The nation's first insanity defense. And
5:11
on that second day of the
5:14
Battle of Gettysburg, he had moved
5:16
his troops bar out of position.
5:19
The. Confederate army was attacking about
5:21
two and run the Union
5:23
lines and be in a
5:25
position to sweep. The. Union
5:27
army the American Army off of
5:30
the high ground in. The result
5:32
would have been. That.
5:34
Robert he leaves Confederate army.
5:37
Was. Between. The.
5:39
Union Army and the White
5:42
House. Meaning. A
5:44
Good March on Washington
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D C A T
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sorry the Confederate flag
5:50
across. The.
5:53
Chambers Of The Senate. And
5:55
the House of Representatives at
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Man. That. leaves army could
5:59
take Capitol Hill, which wouldn't
6:01
happen until January 6, 2021, but I
6:03
digress. What
6:07
happened at Gettysburg was
6:09
the American Army crushed the
6:11
Confederate Army. It is
6:14
the bloodiest battle in American history.
6:17
And there were words spoken
6:19
about that describe what
6:21
happened at Gettysburg. They're
6:25
Abraham Lincoln's words. Behold
6:27
them. Read
6:29
them. It's a short speech. It's
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a speech that
6:34
reconsecrated the United
6:37
States of America. It gave
6:39
it, through words, a new birth
6:41
of freedom. It
6:43
attached the American
6:45
cause to the ideas
6:47
and ideals of the
6:50
Declaration of Independence. It
6:53
was the birth in
6:56
a form and fashion of the
6:58
second American Republic. Abraham
7:02
Lincoln redeemed
7:05
the American Revolution by
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ending slavery and
7:12
enunciating the ideas,
7:14
ideals, and principles
7:17
of liberty, the foundation
7:19
of human rights for all
7:22
people. What
7:24
Trump did is desecrate those
7:26
words, but that's to be
7:28
expected because Donald Trump stands
7:31
at a point on a
7:33
compass that is 180
7:35
degrees away from Abraham Lincoln, America's greatest
7:41
commander in chief. Trump
7:44
is his most noble president. Trump
7:48
is his filthy opposite. Trump
7:52
is the low man to
7:54
Lincoln's high man. president
8:00
in American history. Stupendously
8:04
ignorant. But
8:08
beyond that, he's also
8:10
almost 80 years old. And
8:13
let's talk openly and honestly about how
8:16
the American media would have covered this
8:19
if Joe Biden had said it. Imagine
8:21
if President Biden got up in
8:24
a rally and said what
8:27
Donald Trump said. Imagine if it was
8:29
your path. Imagine
8:32
if it was a pilot in the cockpit. What
8:35
would you do? Personally,
8:38
I would run off the
8:40
plane. And if it was moving down the
8:42
runway, I'd take the fine
8:44
because I'd blow the hatch and
8:46
jump out of the plane on
8:49
the sliding air mattress. Why
8:53
would the American people elect
8:56
somebody who is
8:58
incoherent, who is ignorant,
9:02
and maybe not sentient,
9:06
not in command of
9:08
his faculties. Welcome to
9:11
another round of drawing board or
9:13
mirror board. Today we talk brainstorm
9:15
with UX designer Brian. Let's
9:18
go. First question. You thought you'd see everyone's
9:20
idea in the team brainstorm, but you've got
9:22
a grand total of one
9:24
drawing board or mirror board drawing board,
9:27
right? Because in Miro, the
9:29
team can add ideas now or later. And
9:31
with privacy mode, we can keep them anonymous
9:33
until they're good to share. Next, you need
9:35
the best way to explain your idea. But
9:37
all you have is a few sticky notes,
9:39
drawing board or mirror board drawing board. Because
9:42
you know, in Miro, I could record videos
9:44
at text images, links and digital sticky notes,
9:46
of course, present my thoughts the way I
9:48
want. Right again. Now you're
9:50
looking for a pass later you thought
9:53
was just genius. Only you could find
9:55
Oh, there it is. Drawing board or
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Miro are finished and unfinished work lives
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in one. Please. And
10:01
he's won. Join over 60 million people
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getting ideas noticed in Miro Brainstorms. Get
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That's m-i-r-o.com. There
10:11
is something that has to be talked
10:13
about directly when you watch that because
10:15
of the incoherence. Has
10:19
Donald Trump lost command of
10:22
faculties? Is he suffering
10:24
from dementia? We do know
10:26
that Donald Trump as a
10:28
politician, uses
10:30
projection as
10:33
a primary weapon. So because
10:35
he is the most corrupt president
10:38
that has ever been, he attacks
10:40
an honest man as being corrupt.
10:42
And his propaganda channels do the
10:44
dirty work day in, day out.
10:48
Whatever Trump says about
10:50
someone else, it
10:53
is almost always the case that
10:56
it is true about Trump
11:00
but not the person he
11:02
is attacking. Over
11:06
and over again, Donald Trump attacks
11:10
Joe Biden, who
11:13
was preoccupied this weekend
11:15
with leadership, with being president. Here's
11:17
the president in the Situation Room.
11:20
Here's Donald Trump making
11:22
up quotes from Robert E. Lee.
11:26
And remember, the
11:29
Confederate Army was obliterated on
11:31
the third day because Robert
11:33
E. Lee, against the advice
11:35
of General James Longstreet, ordered
11:40
George Pickett to
11:43
lead a charge uphill
11:45
me boys, uphill me
11:47
boys, fighting uphill.
11:53
The world is at
11:55
a dangerous place, a
11:58
dangerous hour. The
12:02
Iranians fired 300 missiles,
12:05
cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and
12:07
drones at Israel, who
12:10
has not yet responded. The whole
12:12
world is a tinderbox right now.
12:14
There is war in Europe, and
12:18
the Ukrainians are being starved of
12:20
bullets and shells and weapons, and
12:22
the Russians are advancing, and Vladimir
12:24
Putin has his eyes set on
12:26
the next country and the one
12:29
after that. What
12:33
does the Chinese wolf see in the
12:35
Pacific? Do
12:38
they see American strength or American weakness?
12:41
Perhaps it is the case that
12:43
all of this instability is being
12:46
driven because
12:50
foreign enemies, foreign dictators look at
12:52
the chaos in America caused by
12:54
Trump, and they believe it is
12:56
possible, likely even, that he
12:58
will come back to power. So
13:00
now they are making their
13:03
move. We
13:08
stand in a moment where
13:12
the lessons of the 20th
13:15
century matter a
13:17
great deal, and Donald
13:19
Trump knows nothing about
13:22
anything. But
13:25
there is another difference
13:27
between him and Lincoln. Lincoln
13:31
was the man who said, with
13:33
charity for all and malice
13:35
towards none, Abraham
13:39
Lincoln at the
13:42
end of a horrific civil war
13:44
talked about reunion and
13:47
reconciliation and charity. He
13:50
talked about the widow and the
13:52
orphans. He talked about finding up
13:54
the wounds of the nation. Donald
13:56
Trump talks about opening
13:58
and creating. New wounds. He
14:02
talks about violence and revenge and
14:05
retribution. Everything that
14:08
Abraham Lincoln was and stood
14:10
for, Donald Trump refutes. He
14:13
is against. He
14:15
stands in opposition to. Abraham
14:22
Lincoln was the savior
14:24
of the nation. Donald
14:28
Trump promises to be a through
14:30
a nation. It
14:33
is funny. Absurd.
14:37
Never fight uphill, me boys. Never
14:40
fight up hills. Never
14:43
fight uphill, me boys. Never
14:45
fight uphill. And you
14:47
can see the glazed
14:49
and plasticized faces
14:51
of the drones.
14:55
The human mannequins
14:57
behind him who
14:59
surrendered their agency, their
15:02
intellectual sovereignty to this
15:04
abject, stupefying
15:07
idiocy. This
15:10
thermo nuclear
15:12
ignorance about
15:14
our story, about our history, about
15:17
the valor, the guts that
15:21
he took to overcome
15:25
the army of menace and hate
15:27
and slavery that Robert E. Lee
15:29
took into Pennsylvania, trying to end
15:32
the United States of America. He
15:37
failed. Just
15:40
like Donald Trump will fail in his
15:42
attempt to unravel the cause of freedom.
15:45
By taking power. Churchill
15:49
talked about this. He
15:53
said no decent person in public life would ever
15:55
seek to be anything other than the. servant
16:00
of the people. They
16:02
would never aspire to be
16:04
a master
16:07
of the state and
16:10
of the people. But
16:13
that's what Trump aspires to be. He
16:16
looks at Xi Jinping. He looks at Putin.
16:19
He looks at Kim Jong Un. He
16:21
looks at the Ayatollahs and he admires
16:24
their absolute power. He loves their strength.
16:26
He loves the notion that he is
16:28
above the law, but
16:30
he's not because this is
16:33
America. And Abraham Lincoln's words remind
16:35
us who we are, which is
16:37
the exact opposite of who Trump
16:39
tells us we are. That's
16:43
why Trump's idiocy in Pennsylvania matters,
16:47
because it's a desecration of
16:50
the American flag, of
16:52
the American story, and
16:55
of the profound sacrifices that
16:58
were made at Gettysburg by
17:03
tens and tens and tens of
17:05
thousands of young Americans who
17:08
lay their lives down so that we
17:11
may live in freedom today. When
17:15
Donald Trump desecrates that story, when
17:21
he slanders our country, when
17:25
he insults the United
17:27
States, he cuts at
17:30
that heroic legacy, and it is an
17:33
abomination. Freedom.
17:42
Is precious. And
17:45
the election of a dangerous fool like
17:48
Trump into the most powerful office in
17:50
the world is
17:54
a prelude to catastrophe.
17:59
There Are. The hundred and three days to
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go. This. Is the
18:03
morning. Thank. You for listening
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