Discover how Henrik Niedieck from Lumics Consulting explores the synergy of vacation, Ironman training, and process thinking, demonstrating that a process mindset transcends both work and leisure.
A new podcast episode of New Process Podcast was published on Jun 18, 2025, with the original title:
Processes 24/7 – How Vacation, Ironman, and Process Thinking Fit Together — with Henrik Niedieck from Lumics Consulting
Overview:
This episode features Henrik Niedieck from Lumics Consulting, discussing the intersection of process thinking with personal and professional life. The conversation delves into how Lean methodologies can improve processes and how these principles apply even during leisure activities like vacations or sports training.
Core content:
- Henrik Niedieck emphasizes that process thinking transcends professional boundaries, influencing personal life and vacation experiences.
- During their candid conversation, they reflect on Lean methodologies that can merge with traditional BPM for sustainable improvements.
- The hosts share practical insights from their recent vacation meetup, highlighting real-world process gaps and opportunities for enhancement.
- Henrik’s dual experience in consulting and Ironman training showcases the importance of a process-oriented mindset in both work and personal endeavors.
- The conversation provides unique examples of how to observe and improve processes in informal settings like resorts.
Learnings:
- Listeners will learn how to adopt a process-oriented mindset in all aspects of life, revealing insights even in leisure activities.
- The episode teaches how combining Lean practices with traditional BPM frameworks can lead to more effective outcomes in organizations.
- Practical tools and approaches are shared that can drive change in organizations, mirroring successful personal practices in sports.
- Understanding that process thinking is a continuous journey rather than a static goal, encouraging adaptability in both business and life.
- Views on real-world process improvements underscore the importance of collaboration and reflection during both work and personal engagements.
The original content was published in German.
