Lean Quote: Lessons from Mom
- Lean Quote, Other
- May 8, 2026

I dedicate this blog to the veterans in our reading audience. You have my utmost respect and appreciation for your service to our country. This is Veterans’ Day here in America, and as I think of leadership, I can think of no better examples than our military men and women. Here are some of the
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Labor Day comes on the first Monday of every September. However, there’s a lot more to the holiday than an extra day off from work, sweet sales, and hitting up the beach or a BBQ with friends. Here are 15 facts about #LaborDay that might shock you. 1. Labor Day is considered the unofficial end of summer. Don’t
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Memorial Day is more than just a day off from work or school, an excellent occasion for a backyard barbeque, parade or a chance to travel. Those things do speak to the holiday’s true spirit. But above all else, Memorial Day honors Americans who have died in service to their country. This holiday is not
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I know Christmas is over but there is still something to learn from making Christmas cards. The following video explains Lean thinking principles from kids making cards for their families. Now this video is not too different than many others that explain the difference between the traditional push and a better pull manufacturing process. But
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The holiday season is often a time for reflection, and even in manufacturing environments, it can be a chance to pause and rethink how work gets done. This blog shares a factory workplace Christmas poem that combines storytelling with practical lessons from lean thinking. It’s a fun example of manufacturing plant Christmas humor with a
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Thanksgiving Day has evolved over the years as an important holiday. It is not just about feasting and merrymaking. The tradition of Thanksgiving dinner teaches us to appreciate the finer things in life. It is about showing one’s gratitude for the blessings that we are showered with. In all the hustle and bustle of getting
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