New Stores. New Books. Same Goal.
New Stores. New Books. Same Goal: Helping People Deliver What Matters
Hi ${contact.name.first},
It's been about a month since Deliver What Matters, When It Matters was published, and I wanted to say thank you.
Whether you purchased a copy, shared it with a colleague, or sent an encouraging message, I truly appreciate your support.
Since launch, I've expanded distribution beyond Amazon. The book is now available on Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, and other major retailers. I've also updated the Books page on my website so you can easily explore everything I've published and find your preferred retailer.
As I thought about what to create next, I realized something.
I'm not just writing books. I'm building practical tools to help people in their day-to-day delivery work.
Whether it's learning new ideas, reflecting on your practice, or simply taking a fun break from the screen, my goal is to create resources that are genuinely useful.
Since the launch of Deliver What Matters, When It Matters, I've also published:
🧩 The Agile Activity Book: A collection of puzzles, brain teasers and activities inspired by Agile, Scrum, Kanban, XP and modern product delivery.
📓 The Scrum Master Journal: A guided journal designed to help Scrum Masters learn, capture insights, reflect on their practice and continuously improve.
What's Next? I'm currently working on a Product Owner Journal and I'd love your feedback. If you're a Product Owner or work closely with one, what would make a journal valuable enough that you'd actually use it? Just reply to this email. Your ideas will help shape it.
Finally, if you've read Deliver What Matters, When It Matters, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could leave a quick review on Amazon, Goodreads, or your favourite bookstore. Reviews make a huge difference for new authors and help other readers discover the book.
You can explore all of the books here:
https://www.k2optimization.org/books
Thanks again for being part of the journey!
Ryan
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