Continuous Improvement Happens Now
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the present moment.
It’s an interesting thing, really. We spend so much of our lives thinking about what’s already happened or what could happen.
We replay conversations. We analyze mistakes. We worry about what might go wrong tomorrow. We make plans, set goals, and imagine what the future might look like.
And, obviously, there’s nothing wrong with any of this.
In fact, reflecting on the past and preparing for the future are both incredibly important lean thinking ideas.
But here’s something I’ve come to realize.
The only…
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