​Establishing clear, cohesive Sprint Goals is a critical practice in Scrum. Without a well-defined Sprint Goal, teams can easily get lost in the myriad of tasks, leading to inefficiency and lack of focus. A Sprint Goal acts as a compass, guiding the team toward a common objective of delivering valuable product increments.

​Anyone who has taken my Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) workshop knows that I admire and use Roman Pichler's ideas and templates. Love his stuff! Why? Because his approach is practical and pragmatic, designed to help product owners get stuff done in ways that that are both strategic and practical, and he supports his ideas with models and templates that are freely available.