My Favorite Mistake — 369: Dr. Jen Moran on the Practice Everyone Said Not to Buy
Her attorney and accountant told her not to buy the dental practice, then quit when she did. The appraisal came in at about 5% of the asking price. Dr. Jen …
Habitual Excellence — 107: Defining a Great Health Care Leader – A National Innovator Leverages a Dual Role
In this episode of the Habitual Excellence Podcast, Ken Segel talks with Dr. Tracey Hoke of UVA Health about her journey from pediatric cardiologist to healthcare executive and her role …
People Solve Problems Kathy Coffey Solberg, CEO, CommonUnity Consulting: Why Change Efforts Fail Before They Start
On this episode of People Solve Problems, host Jamie Flinchbaugh welcomes Kathy Coffey Solberg, CEO of CommonUnity Consulting and author of the new book “Reweaving What Matters.” Kathy has spent …
Chain of Learning: 85| It’s Not the Workload, It’s the Thoughtload: Move from Overwhelm to Focus [with Liane Davey]
Enter for your chance to win a copy of “Thoughtload” by Liane Davey: http://chainoflearning.com/85Giveaway ends October 9th at 11:45pm Pacific Time. Your team isn’t resisting change. They don’t have room …
Lean Blog — 548: Emily Swaney on OhioHealth’s Lean Management System
How does a Lean team of 11 people support a management system for 35,000 associates? Emily Swaney, Vice President of Operational Excellence at OhioHealth, explains that the team spends its …
The Lean Solutions Podcast: How Leadership Behavior Impacts Execution
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: In this episode, Patrick Adams and Shayne Daughenbaugh are joined by returning guest Olaf Boettger to explore how continuous improvement and daily management apply …
My Favorite Mistake — 368: Eric Dingler on Hiding Bad News Until He Had a Fix
Eric Dingler and his wife met every week to review the numbers in their business. When they moved to Costa Rica, they paused that meeting for what was supposed to …
The Lean Solutions Podcast: Why Smart Leaders Do Stupid Things
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: In this episode, Shayne Daughenbaugh is joined by Michael Krumpak, executive coach, leadership advisor, and author of Why Smart Leaders Do Stupid Things, to …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E143: Why LSS Leads to Better Improvements and Cost Reductions
In this episode, I took a module from the Lean Six Sigma and the Environment course, and cleaned it up with AI to make it easier to listen to (due …
My Favorite Mistake — 367: Leading People Who Know More Than You
Stephanie Mitchell came back from vacation and got called into the C-suite. They wanted her to run the hospital laboratory temporarily. She was an ICU nurse who had moved into …