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Mentioned in 5 episodes

Learning to Lead

Book • 2019

In *Learning to Lead*, Ron Williams shares his insights on leadership development, drawing from his personal journey and experiences of top CEOs.

The book provides actionable strategies for launching a career, building effective teams, and transforming organizational culture.

It is designed to help readers develop their leadership style and achieve personal and professional success.

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

Stephanie Bursek

Josef Procházka

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Katie Anderson

as the title of her book, referencing a quote from Toyota leader Asao Yoshino.

58| People First: Why Leaders Get It Backwards with Lean and Operational Excellence

Mentioned by

Ron

as

Katie Anderson

's book, which came out about five years ago.

GA 605 | The Katalyst Framework with Katie Anderson

Recommended by Melissa Buie as a reference book that emphasizes the power of reflection.

Melisa Buie on Lean Culture, Scientific Thinking, and Empowering Engineers

Mentioned by

Katie Anderson

when describing Asa Yoshino's translation of respect for people.

63| Close the Sustainability Execution Gap: How Leaders Turn Intent into Action [with Rose Heathcote]

Mentioned by

Katie Anderson

as a book containing stories of failure and reflections.

26 | Harness the Power of Storytelling in Leadership [with Carol Cox]

Mentioned by

Stephanie Bursek

as a book that inspired her approach to leadership and organizational culture.

30 | Foster Organizational Excellence Through Joy and Respect for People [with Stephanie Bursek]

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as the author and subject of the podcast episode.

410: How to Clarify What’s Important, with Ron Williams

Mentioned by

Katie Anderson

as her Shingo award-winning book about

Isao Yoshino

's experiences at Toyota.

50| Change the Culture: NUMMI and the Power of Leading Through Influence, Not Authority [with Isao Yoshino]

Mentioned in the context of

Elisabeth Swan

being on the editorial board for this book.

51| Elevate Your Impact Beyond Tools: The Problem-Solver’s Toolkit [with Elisabeth Swan and Tracy O'Rouke]

Mentioned by

Josef Procházka

as the book that inspired him to shift his approach to lean consulting.

48| Make Leadership Meaningful: From Tools to Purposeful Impact as a Lean Consultant [with Josef Procházka]

Mentioned in the context of Asao Yoshino's stories of reacting constructively to mistakes at Toyota.

Episode 47: Psychological Safety as the Foundation of Continuous Improvement

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