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Episode 101: How to Improve Your Process with Luke Mentzer
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In this episode, I’m talking with Luke Mentzer about how each of us can look at our process and improve it in order to reduce the pain points you are feeling in your process. If you have a process that you think could be improved, you’ll get some great practical tips from Luke about how you can make improvements starting this week.
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What You'll Learn in this Episode:
- How to look at your process holistically when improving your process
- Why it is important to consider the constraints for the individual pieces of the process
- How to get buy-in from other stakeholders when you want to change your process
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