This is the second in a series of posts about being lightweight.  Our first was focused on working with clients and this installment is all about tools we use. Tools, or the the wrong tools, become a risk when they create unnecessary drag in every day work. Often, we've found ourselves wondering if we're using a sledgehammer to drive a nail.  If so, we look for alternatives.   In being lightweight, we also consider mental and emotional baggage that goes along with tools.  We're often willing... Continue Reading