Lean is about eliminating waste and continuously improving processes. It focuses on only doing things that add value, questioning whether steps are truly necessary, considering tradeoffs, and identifying waste. Even with existing processes or structures, they need to be revisited and changed if no longer making sense in order to always strive towards improvement goals. The underlying principles of Lean can be applied to areas like manufacturing, healthcare, software development, and startups.

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10. Lean is about
❏ Following movements are based on Lean:
❏ Lean Manufacture
❏ Lean HealthCare
❏ Agile
❏ DevOps
❏ LeanStartUp
❏ Think if make sense
❏ This is adds value?
❏ Think is you really need do it now?
❏ Think what you will lose or win(trade offs)
❏ Think if it's waste, learn how to see waste.
❏ Think about Why you are doing things.
❏ Even if you have process or structure
❏ You need to change it
❏ Otherwise you are not improving
❏ Revisit things when they don't make sense.
❏ Don't forget your real goal
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17. The resource utilization trap
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CostXs2p6r0&t=1s

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