First, Kevin identified his goal – to scare the two burglars away from his home. To do this, he had to break his goal down into smaller, achievable tasks. Then, he used the Agile planning process to develop a series of tasks that could be completed quickly and effectively.

For example, he identified the tasks of setting up booby traps around his home, creating distractions to lure the burglars away, and assembling the items he needed (like paint cans and string) to implement his plan.

Once his plan was in place, Kevin could iterate and adapt as needed. When one task didn’t go as planned, he used Agile to adjust and move on to the next. For example, when his plan to hide in the closet didn’t work, he quickly shifted gears and successfully trapped the burglars in the basement.

In the end, Kevin’s Agile approach paid off. His quick thinking and ability to adjust to changing circumstances helped him succeed in his mission and scare the burglars away from his home.