What we learned from building cars, and how it can help you organize your personal workspace.
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Lean manufacturing , also known as Lean production , is a production system that aims to reduce waste , create customer value , and seek continuous process improvement . It originated from the Toyota Production System (TPS) , which was developed by the Japanese automobile company Toyota in the post-war 1950s and 1960s. Here are the key principles and concepts associated with Lean manufacturing: Lean practices , however, can also be incredibly beneficial when applied to your personal workspace. Let’s explore how just these 4 Lean Principles can enhance your efficiency and organization: 1. 5S Methodology: Address the Mess! The 5S methodology focuses on creating a clean, organized, and efficient work environment. Here are the five steps: Sort : Eliminate unnecessary items from your workspace. Keep only what you need for your daily tasks. Set in Order : Arrange your tools, materials, and documents in a logical order. Label and categorize everything for easy access. Shine : Regular