Improvement Insights Blog
Are High School and College Learning Experiences Hindering You?
After high school and college, people seem hesitant to learn anything. That probably isn’t the best choice. Here’s why:
“Hi, I’m Jay Arthur, author of “Lean Six Sigma For Hospitals” and the QI Macros [software].
“Have you noticed after high school and college, nobody is really in a big hurry to run out and try and learn something new, right? You’re exhausted from learning something new, right? But if you want to succeed in the world, you have to start to learn stuff. I’m learning stuff all the time from customers: things that I have to research, all of those kinds of things.
“So do yourself a favor: just decide you’re going to carve out a little time to go learn something this week. Read a new book that teaches you something about some part of your life that needs to be better.
“That’s my Improvement Insight for this week. Let’s go out and improve something… especially yourself.”
