Funny how often that happens - many good PM habits align with Agile without us realizing. I had a similar moment when I saw how much of my stakeholder routines
basically mirror Scrum ceremonies.
Shows how the principles are less about method and more about mindset.

Agile principles often mirror what effective teams naturally gravitate toward, especially in fast-paced or collaborative environments. The core of Agile is about people, adaptability, and delivering value — so if you've ever been part of a team that works well together, you’ve probably applied Agile practices without realizing it.

In addition to the practices you have mentioned, I can add on a few more.
> Delivering in Increments
> Retrospectives

Agile principles is fairly new to me but it's wild how familiar some of it feels. I thought daily check-ins, adapting to change, and focusing on team collaboration was just norms but actually maps to the frameworks.

Were there specific Agile practices you were unknowingly applying? Let’s talk about it!