by dveech | Jul 7, 2021 | coaching, confidence Leadership empowerment, encouragement, leadership, leadersights, lean, learning
Yesterday, I introduced this idea I’ve had surrounding numbers and balance. I showed how odd numbers in the scale from 1 to 9, when depicted as dots on a line, have evenly distributed numbers on each side of a center point, reflecting a balanced system. As I...
by dveech | Jul 6, 2021 | coaching, leadership, leadersights, lean, productivity, reflection
I’m David Veech and this is Elevate your performance. A few months ago, I stumbled onto a little article about numbers and numerology. As I was reading through what they said each of these numbers meant, I kept drawing connections with leadership. Weird, I know....
by dveech | Jul 1, 2021 | C4 Process, coaching, culture, employee engagement, goal setting, high speed problem solving, leadership, leadersights, lean, learning, Mastermind Study Group, problem solving, teams
After taking June off from making videos, I figure it’s time to get back at it, especially since it was one year ago today that I made the first of these. I managed to run a pretty good streak then. When I broke the streak, I broke that momentum. As with everything...
by dveech | May 25, 2021 | coaching, culture, employee engagement, engagement, high speed problem solving, history, leadersights, lean, learning, problem solving, quality, teams
Hi, I’m David Veech and this is Elevate your performance. Let’s talk about Quality Circles; also known as Quality Control Circles or QC Circles. Quality circles are small groups of employees with cross-functional skills who work together on a problem in the workplace...
by dveech | Feb 16, 2021 | Gratitude, history, industrial revolution, leadersights, lean, learning
Today I want to pick up from the last episode, where I talked about the birth and growth of Iron and Steel, railroads, and the oil industry through the early 1800s; evidence of the first industrial revolution in the US.There’s no real date for when the...
by dveech | Feb 3, 2021 | culture, history, industrial revolution, leadersights, lean, productivity
As we’re moving through our American timeline from craft manufacturing to mass production, I’ve rarely studied the period between Eli Whitney’s milling machine and Henry Ford’s assembly line.The 19th century seemed to hide great strides in...
