The pursuit of minimal productivity has led to the development of numerous strategies, many of which have their roots in {factory production| manufacturing| Lean manufacturing. By applying these principles to your personal life, you can {significantly|dramatically} improve your {productivity, efficiency|efficiency, productivity, results}, and {reduce|eliminate} waste.
One key principle of {Lean thinking|lean thinking} is to {identify|eliminate} and {rectify|reduce|eliminate} waste. In manufacturing, waste typically refers to unnecessary {materials|supplies|equipment}, {defective|broken} products, or inefficient processes. When applied to personal productivity, waste can take many forms, such as {procrastination, aversion to change|procrastination, fear of the unknown, overthinking|procrastination}.
By {fearlessly targeting, evaluating|assessing|minimizing} these sources of waste, you can create a more {streamlined and efficient|flexible, efficient, responsive} personal system.
