The Edges of Lean, by Bella Englebach
When you work with your employees or clients, what assumptions are you making about their reading skills? If you are like me, you might assume that almost everyone you …
An essential principle of lean thinking is “one-piece flow.” One way of looking at that is to focus on finishing what you start before you take on other tasks, whether …
I love to interview people with unusual career paths. Shana Francesca started her career as an interior designer. Her work in intentionally creating physical environments that supported people’s needs led …
Miwako Bukres has taken the honorific “sensei” – teacher. She is not a lean sensei but a beloved teacher of the Japanese abacus. She’s here to tell us what …
Harriet Stein would like us to pay attention. Paying attention is an absolute necessity for lean practitioners – but it is not something we all find easy – or …
Catherine Llewellyn is a humanistic psychologist who coaches and consults with business leaders who want to “go up a level” whether that is personally or in their business. I …
Do you like your voice? Does your voice help you to get your message across? How do you take care of your voice? John Henny is a voice coach …
Are you thinking of writing a book? Did you write a book? Are you wondering about getting your book out in the world? College media instructor Karl W. Beckstrand …
Brad Eisenberg of BE Lean is a scalability consultant with over 15 years of experience as a Founder, COO, and consultant. He works with growing businesses that are at …
Jim Gitney has been coaching and consulting for decades and, over the years, has seen many strategies fail because of poor execution. He knew there had to be a …
