Monthly Archives: March 2010

Are You Using All of Your Intelligence?

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Dwight Frindt | 1 Comment

This may seem like a funny question, but do you know the answer? Are you using all of your intelligence? We don’t mean “business intelligence” in the sense of consumer data, research and business results. We are talking about your own personal intelligence. You probably believe you “give it your all” and use all of your capacities and… Read more

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Closing the “Lean Gap” in Leadership

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Dwight Frindt | Comments Off

I had a further conversation with Dan Markovitz of TimeBack Management yesterday regarding Lean Conversations and how to begin designing a rigorous assessment instrument. The objective being to give users a way to focus their actions on the most effective leverage points for reducing friction and waste in their everyday conversations and… Read more

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There Really is an Opportunity for Greater Productivity

Posted on March 4, 2010 by Dwight Frindt | Comments Off

Our recent blog post about “Lean Conversations” connected us to Dan Markovitz of  TimeBack Management  and provoked a great dialogue about increasing our own productivity and that of white collar or “knowledge workers” in general. Dan’s slogan “working at the intersection of personal productivity and lean manufacturing” really… Read more

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