The Lean Brain

<p><strong>Lean isn't just a system-it's a state of mind.</strong></p><p>In <em>The Lean Brain</em> industrial engineering expert and Lean thought leader <strong>Mohammed Hamed Ahmed Soliman</strong> reveals a powerful new frontier for continuous improvement: the human brain.</p><p>Drawing on cutting-edge neuroscience behavioral psychology and Lean Six Sigma principles this groundbreaking book explores how lasting transformation happens not through better tools-but through rewiring how people think feel and act.</p><p>You'll learn:</p><ul><li>Why resistance to change is not defiance-but a survival response triggered in the amygdala</li><li>How uncertainty and ambiguity shut down learning and innovation in organizations</li><li>How to activate true engagement using the <strong>SCARF</strong> model: Status Certainty Autonomy Relatedness and Fairness</li><li>The neuroscience behind <strong>PDCA</strong> <strong>Kata</strong> and habit loops-and how to build a culture of learning</li><li>How leaders can create psychologically safe environments that unlock high performance</li></ul><p>Whether you're a Lean professional change agent executive or team leader <em>The Lean Brain</em> offers a compelling new perspective on human-centered improvement. This is more than Lean 2.0-it's <strong>Lean powered by science</strong>.</p><p>Because true transformation doesn't begin with software or dashboards.<br>It begins with how we think.</p>