Leave It Better Than You Found It | Lean Principles | Ryan Tierney

Welcome to Lean Made Simple, a podcast about transforming your business - and life - one improvement at a time.
In this episode Ryan Tierney from Seating Matters discusses a powerful lean principle known as: Leave It Better Than You Found It!
Along the way he and Producer Matt talk about:
The three levels of “Leave It Better Than You Found It”
Creating a generous team culture that always thinks of the next person
Practical use cases for individual work areas and communal spaces in your business
Why his 12-year-old forklift looks brand new
Leaving a job better than you found it by becoming a process engineer
Implementing a “this is the worst it will ever be” mentality across your team
The radical changes this principle had made on Ryan’s business
And how you can apply this concept to your professional and personal life by the end of the episode
Check it out!
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[@tonytully5027]

PROFOUND. How can this message be got across to education ministers and governments. Thank you, Ryan.

[@leanmadesimple]

Thankyou for listening :)

[@leetunmore3408]

What a way to lead your life!
I would say thank you to Lexus, but I prefer Ryan and Matt to take the credit for broadcasting this not so obvious way to improve living for all!
Inspirational doesn't quite do it justice...

[@leanmadesimple]

Glad it is helpful :)

[@Iotaflow]

Inspirational! And Seating Matters example gives all the confidence that it is really possible.

[@leanmadesimple]

Was great to meet you Pankaj and Mehak. Wishing you every success!

[@zacmac]

Thanks guys there's a gold mine here

[@leanmadesimple]

Thank you Zac. Let us know if there's any concepts you'd like us to cover in future episodes.

[@meagantrifaux9245]

Interconnectedness

[@alejandroalvarado5615]

Do you recomend any lean online course?

[@kdwaugh8668]

Another great podcast.

[@leanmadesimple]

Thanks for listening!

[@czechbaron111]

You know the thing when you come to a bathroom somewhere turn the tap on and the pressure is so high it sprays the water over the sink sometimes even to your pants. In place like that I always reach under the sink and adjust the valve so the pressure is just about right. I hope I saved some wet pants and embarasing moments :D
The secret plumber club membership is for free so you can join if you want :D