“Use our minds first, not our money” | DailyKaizen
I like the phrase, above, that Lee Fried used at the DailyKaizen blog. I think I like the phrase better than “creativity before capital.” Same idea, but a slightly different way of saying it.
Subtle semantic difference, or they're saying the same thing?
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Or a smaller byte: “Minds Before Money”
I like the smaller byte!
One of our Design Engineers is currently in the DFSS (Design for Six Sigma) program. During a recent conversation he had a great comment (I don’t know if it is his or not, so I’ll give the credit to him):
“…unencumbered by the thought process…” ~ Larry Anderson, Hub City, Inc.
Ponder that one for a few minutes. What a great slogan for innovation and continuous improvement.