"I liked
the fact that enough
material was discussed so that
the principles can be adapted to most organizations and
industries."
Mike Arndt
Production Manager
Alberta Oil Tool
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Look around your home. Think
about things you do that waste time or require excess movement. Are
there tedious or duplicative steps you take each day?
- What about all the areas you use
in your home?
- Are there areas that slow your
ability to finish projects or complete tasks?
- No organization is 100 percent
efficient. Sure, some believe they are, but if you ask a variety
of people each who define their home tasks differently, you will
be sure to be given a contrasting response.
- When you move away from the "If
it ain't broke, don't fix it" mentality you will be able to
begin realize the processes and tasks as done now are wasteful.
- If you can shave minutes off of
your day, a few dozen minutes a week, you end up with a few hours
a month, and suddenly you have entire days to personally reach out
to your family members, friends etc.
- As efficiency improves,
family members perceive more value, because people respond to personal
attention and targeted approaches.
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