Tag: Books
Patrick Adams on “Avoiding the Continuous Appearance Trap”
My guest for Episode #396 is Patrick Adams, the author of the new book (released as a paperback today!), titled Avoiding the Continuous Appearance...
New eBook — Lasting Impact: Leaders Share Lessons From Paul O’Neill
As I blogged about back in August, the team at Value Capture released an eBook that was built around transcripts of speeches by the...
Podcast #373 — Prof. Peter Hines on “Staying Lean”
Joining me today for Episode #373 of the podcast is Professor Peter Hines, author of many books including Staying Lean: Thriving, Not Just Surviving.
Peter...
Katie Anderson’s Webinar on “Learning to Lead” [Preview and Recording]
I'm looking forward to the new book by my friend Katie Anderson, due out in July:
Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn: Lessons from Toyota Leader...
A Great LEI Podcast with Dan Heath on “Upstream”
I was really excited to learn about the new book by Dan Heath, so I pre-ordered it at the start of March. The new...
Podcast #365 — Dan Markovitz on His Book “The Conclusion Trap”
Joining me again for Episode #365 is Dan Markovitz, now a five-time guest (but he doesn't get a special jacket like SNL). You can...
Podcast #351 — Joel Tosi and Dion Stewart, “Creating Your Dojo”
Joining me for Episode #351 of the podcast are my friends Joel Tosi and Dion Stewart, co-founders of the company Dojo & Co.
They're...
Podcast #349 — John Dyer, “The Facade of Excellence”
My guest for episode #349 is John Dyer, president of his consulting firm, John Dyer & Associates, Inc., and author of the new book, The...
The One Where I Go Off the Rails a Bit Over...
Usually, my only beef with "Lean Six Sigma" books is when they state the falsehood of "Lean is for speed, and you need Six...
My Next Book: Datum-Driven Lean… and one More Future Release [April...
After the paperback launch of my book Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More, many of you have asked, "What are you...
Adventures in Self Publishing: Defects & Escapes
When I started my career in the auto industry, I learned that a "not defect" is a product that doesn't meet specifications in some...
A New In-Progress Book by a Friend: #Lean Veterinary Practice Management
So what's the new book and cover pictured here? This is the book being finished by my friend Chip Ponsford, III, DVM. Yes, DVM stands for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
"Lean Veterinary Practice Management: Higher Quality, Less Waste, Greater Staff Engagement and Continuous Improvement."