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What’s your biggest problem with problem solving? I’ve been asked many questions recently about how leaders at all levels can more effectively solve problems —
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What’s your biggest problem with problem solving? I’ve been asked many questions recently about how leaders at all levels can more effectively solve problems —
Do your improvement efforts stick, or do you find yourself solving the same problem over and over again? In his new book The Wheel of
Do you jump to solutions? One of the biggest problems we have in problem-solving is our habit to jump to solutions without really understanding what
How often does your organization, your team, or even yourself take intentional time to check, to reflect, to study,Ā and to learn, on the progress
If you were to write down the 10 most important principles that you live by, what would they be? This is your credo. Why is
What does the word “kaizen” mean to you? You likely know the word kaizen to mean ācontinuous improvementā or just āimprovementā. Perhaps you first heard
How patient and intentional are you? I don’t know about you, but oftentimes I find it incredibly difficult to be patient or to slow down.
Are you navigating towards a culture of continuous improvement, or are you stuck in the trap of only “continuous appearance”? In his new book Avoiding
Bad luck out, good luck in! Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi! I don’t know about you, but I’m definitely ready for good spirits and
The power of AND How often do you find yourself using the word BUT or framing a situation as an EITHER / OR scenario?Ā If
What is your favorite mistake?Ā Ever since my friend Mark Graban first started his new podcast last year exploring this provocative question, I have been
As we close out a year that none of us predicted, I have been thinking back on the concept of intention and goals and what
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