

Archit Jayaswal
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@aj_archit
Co-founder, @joinvirohan - Transforming higher-ed to provide progressive careers. Tweeting notes and minutes from my journey.




Every year, I re-read The Goal. This book was mandatory reading in my first industrial engineering class in college and it changed my outlook on life. It follows the fictional story of a factory manager who only has a few months to save his failing factory or else it will be closed by the parent company. To add salt to the wound, his marriage is also failing at home. He meets a consultant / physicist who teaches him principles around knowing your goal, the theory of constraints, cultural transformation and using common sense. It's a fun read because the author uses fictional stories and scenarios from this manager's life to teach these concepts to the reader in a digestible format. Almost everything can be distilled down to a process of ongoing improvement and the application of principles from this book will show you how to improve every facet of your life.













