At the 2019 edition of the Scrum Day India event in Gurugram on 20 July, Gunther Verheyen reflected on his observations of the illusion of agility. He shared how to overcome this illusion of agility that many organizations get stuck in. Agility is why organizations adopt Scrum. The agility an organization demonstrates outward is not just a result of their product delivery process, but also a function of its internal structures. Many ‘Agile transformations’ are limited to just creating more Agile teams, without touching the overarching structures. Scrum is often twisted to fit the old processes and structures, and its potential for deep improvement and creating a future-proof organization is lost. No more than an illusion of agility is created. What if rather than just complaining and mocking over this finding, we would see it as an invitation to re-imagine our Scrum, as a good way to start re-emerging our organizations? As an independent Scrum Caretaker Gunther helps organizations re-imagine their Scrum to re-emerge their organizational structures, and thus increase their agility. Gunther consolidated over a decade of experience, ideas, beliefs and observations of Scrum in re.vers.ify. Re.vers.ify is an act of simplicity, rhythm and focus. It is a narrative showing a path, rather than predicting an outcome.