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Getting out of the habits of telling and showing up as the “expert” are two of the most important habits to break if you want to
Using A3 thinking to coach for personal development In previous posts, Iâve walked through the value of using A3 thinking to coach for personal development
How should I start coaching using the personal A3 process? Many of you have reached out to me after I published the first post in this
A3 thinking for problem-solving is a well-known process in the Lean community, but did you realize that it can be a powerful process for personal
I just came back from presenting at the 5th Annual Lean Coaching Summit held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last week. This Summit was the third consecutive
This past week I have been thinking a lot about the concept of coaching and what it means for us as leaders. I’ve spent time
I’m finally back in Tokyo after a week of travel and site visits, followed by nearly two weeks in the United States and then a
I recently saw the quote “Life less out of habit and more out of intent” (source unknown) and it really resonated with me, especially as I
As the end of the year is coming, it is time for reflection and planning your New Year’s resolutions. But what how likely will you
Earlier this week I went to Nagoya for a day trip to visit with my friend and Toyota mentor, Mr. Isao Yoshino, where we got
This is the final part in my recent series of posts about my visit to Nagoya in June to talk with Isao Yoshino about his
During my visit Nagoya in June, Isao Yoshino and I spent many hours talking about leadership and Lean/TPS in Japan. Yoshino-san is a retired 40-year Toyota
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