GAS 26 LIVE - Q&A with Tara Scott - Building Self-Trust, Confidence and Humility
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Join Tara Scott for a live interactive Q&A session following her talk, “Breaking the Permission Loop: Agency as a Superpower.” This is your opportunity to dive deeper into the themes of self-trust, confidence, humility, and team trust, and to explore how these qualities shape the way leaders and teams make decisions together.
During this live session, Tara will answer your questions about breaking out of the habit of waiting for permission, strengthening confidence without ego, building humility as a leadership strength, and creating team environments where collaboration and shared decision-making can thrive.
Whether you are a leader, coach, Scrum Master, or team member, this conversation will offer practical insights and honest reflections on how to move from hesitation to agency — both individually and as a team. Bring your questions and join the discussion live.
Speaker Bio
Tara Scott is an experienced executive, product, and cultural coach with over 20 years in the agile space, working globally with organizations to foster healthier, behavior-driven cultures. She specializes in data-informed, outcome-based approaches and is a certified Fearless Organization practitioner focused on psychological safety. Tara has supported companies like Disney, Best Buy, Starbucks, Ford, Intel, Target, and CaringBridge. Connect with Tara Scott on LinkedIn.
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