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These are short posts that primarily consists of links to podcasts, webinars, and other content I’ve contributed to other sites… and other projects and things I want to basically just link to instead of writing a long post.
The “Measures of Success” Paperback is Now Available Through Amazon!
OK, sorry to do one more blog post about my book... but it's a very exciting day in that the paperback version of Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More is now available for purchase through Amazon.com!
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Recording: My Lean Startup Webcast on Metrics and Process Behavior Charts
Eric Ries and Lean Startup Co. have been really helpful friends in spreading the message about "Process Behavior Charts" in their community. They invited me to give a talk at last year's Lean Startup Week and Eric was kind enough to endorse…
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From Planet Lean: My Discussion with Michael Ballé on “Measures of Success”
Thanks to editor Roberto Priolo and "Planet Lean," the online publication of the Lean Global Network for hosting this discussion about author Michael Ballé about my book Measures of Success.
"Metrics Matter"
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“Measures of Success” is Done! Now Available in the Amazon Kindle Store (and Apple…
I'm happy to announce that my latest book, Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More, is completed!
That means I was able to release it in the Amazon Kindle Store, which is probably the easiest way for most people to buy…
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My Book “Measures of Success” and a Free Webinar Recording
I'm still working on my book Measures of Success, as I've mentioned here a few times.
The partial "in-progress" book is available through LeanPub.com. Or, when it's done, it will also be available through the Amazon Kindle bookstore and…
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Recorded Webinar… Strength in Numbers: Improving from the Bottom-Up
The team at KaiNexus has asked me to talk about a topic that's near and dear to me... the need to engage everybody in bottom-up improvement. Why do we find "strength in numbers" when we engage everybody? See this post for info about how to…
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