Description

Jason talks about digging deeper than the surface, using a story about a church building and the idea that buildings are for people. He adds the story of the ham with its ends cut off, and shares how he invented Takt planning by questioning schedules that didn't make sense. He lists everyday construction practices that don't hold up when you ask why.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why a building is for the people, not the people for the building
• How Katie's habit of asking why leads to better answers
• What the ham with its ends cut off teaches about tradition
• Why Jason says he invented Takt planning through critical thinking
• Simple examples of practices in construction that fail the common sense test

What do you do every day only because it's always been done that way?

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