In a moment of self-assessment, I put together a set of reminders for myself to stay true to my values in my continuous improvement journey. Listen
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Continuous Improvement: Being Human, Being Vulnerable
So, what draws me to continuous improvement? No question, I mess up every so often and hope to be able to improve. I grew up on
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Civilians and War – Lessons in True Grit
On this 75th anniversary of D Day, I think about my family’s contribution to the Second World War and recognize that true grit is essential in
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ASANKO Ghana Gold Mine Site Visit
“This blog first appeared in the ASQ Ottawa Valley Section newsletter. Bill Osborne has graciously agreed to its reproduction on this site. The story of the
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War – The Quality of a Man
War used to be the ultimate measure of a man. These four wartime stories from my family reflect different aspects of what it means to be
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Creativity – Turning to Lean to Get the Flow
“It don’t mean a thing, if it ain’t got that swing.” (Duke Ellington) I admit it. I have been stuck. I recently started a few blogs
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Balance for Better: Thoughts on International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day #BalanceforBetter Although this year’s International Women’s Day #BalanceforBetter slogan is a call for gender equality, it is the word balance that got my
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Mentoring: The Head Scratchers As Capacity Builders
One of the most interesting tips I received from a mentor, was a real head scratcher. “Look”, she said to me, “When you want to say
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Community Means You are Never Truly Alone
I am fiercely proud of being a Canadian. I vote and pay my taxes. Hey, I even pay for an outdoor rink that I didn’t want.
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Memorable Presentations
I often think about what it takes to make a really good presentation, one that leaves a lasting impression. My teen-aged daughter, who attends a specialized
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