Episode 90: Lean on Me: The 2-second Problem Solving Culture We All Need with Hugh Carnahan

<p>Hugh rocks a mustache like it’s nobody’s business. But it is his business to make sure your organization is just as suave. Hugh went from working for a W2 in what felt like forever then jumping ship into the family manufacturing business without any prior experience. What he had instead was military training and an extensive education in financial IT. This combination meant he had a knack for spotting problems and solving them efficiently. He leaned into this hard as he did with his 80s mustache fashion choice. This week’s episode can’t get any more eccentric.<br> <br> If you think jumping from tech to manufacturing without experience is crazy, talk about blindly jumping into real estate with little prior knowledge. But soon enough, Hugh came packin’. All it took was two seconds. He preaches a lean process structure that identifies wasted steps while empowering teams to proactively and creatively solve them. A principle that builds a vibrant culture of critical ownership and efficient growth. Hugh has used this to help others create that extra mind space to profit exponentially, proven by his own real estate success. A true zero to (mustached) hero story.</p> <p>Click now on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. <a href="https://www.pintocapital.com/"><u>pintocapitalinvestments.com.</u></a></p> <p><strong>In this episode, we explore:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Hugh’s mustache and his ‘almost military’ path</li> <li>From tech to ship manufacturing</li> <li>The 2-second Lean</li> <li>Continuous Improvement</li> <li>Critical Thinking and Engagement</li> <li>Identifying Waste</li> <li>Teaching Ownership</li> <li>The 5-minute THREE S improvement</li> <li>Building the Culture</li> </ul> <p><strong>About Hugh:</strong></p> <p><u>Lean Manufacturing Bio:</u></p> <p>Have over 25,000 hours of Lean Manufacturing background. Helped transform 3 companies into 2-second lean companies by age 28. &nbsp;Since then, founded 2 companies and weaponized his lean lessons against his personal