Here is a list of the top 6 books every PO should read: 

1. Essential Scrum by Ken Rubin
2. User Stories Applied by Mike Cohn
3. User Story Mapping by Jeff Patton
4. Scrum - The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time - Jeff Patton
5. The Stable Framework by Michael J Berry 
6. Product Roadmaps by Bruce McCarthy

BONUS Books: Agile Estimating & Planning by Mike Cohn & Getting Things Done by David Allen

What are the top 5 Leadership Attributes that help drive Agile success? Whether you are a leader of teams of companies, this list of five, (with a bonus number 6), will help you stay focused on the things that really make Agile happen in your organization. 

1. Be Passionate about the Vision & Strategy for your organization and why you selected to do Agile! Be Excited! 
2. Be prepared - Know that Agile is not a magic potion to make things faster and better instantly and make certain all leaders know this. 
3. Understand - Learn how to best communicate the passion in your ideas. 
4. Do NOT be a head nodder - Learn to engage in active listening and strive to understand and be empathetic. 
5. Encourage Face to Face Interactions and get out of the way. Allow teams and groups to FOCUS. 
6. (BONUS) - Lead with intent not specific instructions. 

Building & Sharing What You Have - Time, Talents, and Gifts - In this episode we focus on enablement vs empowerment and how we can share and benefit from each.

What Comes After Agile? You will have to listen to find out... And then I am still not certain you will believe it!

It should be blatantly obvious that Story Mapping and Backlog Refinement are Critical components that add to Agile Success! What are the key reasons we are facilitating these meetings and do they really make a difference? Join V. Lee Henson as we explore why this is so important nad how to keep things in context.

Are Agile Deadline Evil? Many say yes.. i say it depends on the context. Join V. Lee Henson as we explore Deadline Driven Design and the impact it can have on teams.

How can we possibly narrow down the hundreds of Agile books to a single list of five that every ScrumMaster should read? Like this: 

1. Essential Scrum by Ken Rubin
2. Succeeding With Agile by Mike Cohn
3. Scrum The Art of Doing Twice The Work In Half The Time by Jeff Sutherland
4. The Elements of Scrum by Chris Sims & Hillary Louise Johnson
5. Agile Retrospectives by Esther Derby & Diana Larsen

This inspirational story is one that is well known... But how often do we forget to take the time to sharpen oir saw before we try to cut down an entire forest? Join V. Lee Henson as we explore the story and the solution!

What are the best and worst ways to measure team success? Join V. Lee Henson, President and Founder of AgileDad as we explore what metrics really matter!

Your product vision ultimately answers the questions “why are we building this?” and “where is it headed in the future?” It’s the magnetic north for your team, and provides both a clearly defined direction for the team to build towards as well as a more ephemeral guide that whispers in the ears of every team member when they are faced with a fork in the road, and wonder which direction to go. Why does product vision matter to your engineers?

1. Your engineers will feel significantly more connected to the mission of the company/product.
2. It sparks the big ideas.
3. It guides the small decisions.

How do I better communicate the product vision?

1. Document your product vision!
2. Use Pictures.
3. Tag your tickets/stories.
4. Talk about it often.
5. Update it often. 

https://productcoalition.com/why-your-engineers-are-hungry-for-your-product-vision-1d7b2dba72f