What we can learn from Marie Kondo
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Argues that Marie Kondo methods map directly to lean: identify waste as toil, commit to a focused tidy session, sort by category and pile everything, then evaluate each item with the sparks joy test and discard what doesn't add value. Applies the ritual to meetings and slide decks and treats automation as human-in-loop automation. Recommends combining a one-time large declutter with daily kaizen to free time for high-value work.
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