I used to think being a good Scrum Master meant doing everything.
Run the meetings.
Track the blockers.
Coach the Product Owner.
Protect the team from distractions.
And yet… nothing really changed.
The team was busy, but not better.
And I couldn’t see what I was actually enabling.
Eventually, I started paying attention to what really made a difference.
Just four things. Small actions that quietly moved everything forward.
Not a checklist.
Not a framework.
Just four levers.