Sailboat Retrospective
A one-page retrospective told as a sea voyage. Name the boat for your project, sprint, or goal, then chart four zones down a single nautical scene: the island you're sailing toward, the wind at your back, the rocks ahead, and the anchors dragging behind. Sky and water read apart, and each stratum carries a few lines to fill. A retrospective is a voyage reviewed — what carried you, what dragged, and the shore you're still steering for. Leave any line blank to write by hand.
- Portrait
- 1 page
- Reflection
Best for: Running a team or personal retrospective through a shared visual metaphor.
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