[Preview] Deepen Your Lean Leadership Skills with Brain Science

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This episode previews Elisabeth Swan's upcoming webinar, hosted
by KaiNexus and Mark Graban. Elisabeth joins Mark here to discuss
it.


April 18 from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET


Enter to win one of 3 signed copies of her new
book, Picture Yourself a
Leader, by sharing about the webinar on LinkedIn
with the hashtag #KaiNexus.


Presented by Elisabeth Swan


We often underestimate our influence on others. We fail to
recognize the impact we have on people, their work, their ability
to solve problems, and thrive. Whether we hold formal leadership
positions or not, we all have the power to affect those around
us. However, the way we think, speak, and act may not always
bring out the best in ourselves or those we interact with. This
can lead to missed opportunities, strained relationships, and
less-than-ideal outcomes.
Come join this 1-hour webinar to get insights on how to use the
reality of how our minds work to address those people-centric
challenges and become a force for good. You’ll get tools to
enhance your ability to help people navigate change and make a
lasting impact on the organization and those around you.


Elisabeth has consulted in the business process performance
industry for over 30 years. Her experience spans from helping
local non-profits expand their reach to guiding Fortune 100
companies through Lean Transformations. She has trained and
mentored thousands of people in improvement projects generating
millions in savings. She has deep experience coaching problem
solvers and facilitating leadership retreats, strategic planning
sessions, process walks, and kaizen events.
Elisabeth is the Co-Designer and Lead Instructor for the Lean Six
Sigma Leadership Course at University of California, San Diego
(UCSD). She is a co-founder of Just-in-Time Café, and co-host of
the Just-in-Time Café podcast. She co-wrote The Problem Solver’s
Toolkit: A Surprisingly Simple Guide to Your Lean Six Sigma
Journey, and her latest book is, Picture Yourself a Leader:
Illustrated Micro-Lessons in Navigating Change.