Social Proof

Testimonials from clients who engaged me to address delivery constraints, transform systems of work, implement tooling, or attend training courses. Also includes colleagues who worked alongside me on projects.

These statements describe what people observed or experienced. They are evidence of approach, knowledge, and working style, not endorsement.

How to Use This

Look for testimonials that describe constraints similar to yours. Notice what the client valued, what changed, and whether the outcome matched their intent.

Filter by category if you want to see feedback specific to a particular engagement type or outcome area.

Showing 5 of 147 social proof items

Martin is a great Coach. I was amazed at how he summarize everything I learned during my Scrum training for three months and in four days and it was clearer! I had a broader and deeper understanding of Scrum and Agile. The examples used were so relatable! I'm excited that world-class professionals are interested in raising professionals from my country and continent, Nigeria and Africa to work with them. I am blessed to know Martin.

Sharon Kude
Sanctuary Scholar | MSc International Project Management | People & Places
Client

Very well presented. Clear and enjoyable. Lots of information provided without it feeling like I was being talked at for two days.

Steven Bruce
Very well presented.
StudentPSM⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thoroughly enjoyable class with some great collaboration techniques and concepts.

Tim Walsha
Thoroughly enjoyable class with some…
StudentPSPO⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The instructor is very good at setting rules for the interaction during the course, varying between lectures and group discussions, and at keeping his talks concise.

Tord BB
Recommended!
StudentPSM⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I learned a lot and enjoyed the class. The instructors did a great job at keeping it interesting despite having to do it online.

Torkel Ersdal
Great Class
StudentPSM⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

What to Do Next

Testimonials show what others experienced. The relevant question is whether your constraint is addressable using a similar diagnostic process.

If your situation appears similar, start a diagnostic conversation.