Erin Vaughan's guest appearances

Erin Vaughan

Ratchet+Wrench Radio

Yogis on the Road

Auto Service World Conversations

Enduro 101

John Fisher

Bob Ward

Bill Hanvey

Bob Greenwood

Pattabhi Jois

David Tobin

Bob Paff

Jim Caldwell

Tricia Donegan

Guy Donahaye

Lauren Gibbs

Brian Wheeler

Laura Sutton

Sahas Katta

Dan Billie

OwlTail

This week on Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Erin Vaughan, owner of Kinetic Auto Service in Regina, Saskatchewan, stops by to talk about why her shop instituted a four-day workweek and how.  Earlier this spring, Vaughan made the decision and she discusses how she arrived at it, and also discusses: How the shop's days and weeks are structured Consulting the team and how they've responded to the change What she's learned about workflow management in a four-day week Whether KPI has been affected and how productivity has changed Training her clients and eliminating waiters completely Short weeks as a means to attract new talent How owners looking to try a four-day workweek can get started

This week on Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Erin Vaughan, owner of Kinetic Auto Service in Regina, Saskatchewan, stops by to talk about why her shop instituted a four-day workweek and how.  Earlier this spring, Vaughan made the decision and she discusses how she arrived at it, and also discusses: <ul><li>How the shop's days and weeks are structured</li> <li>Consulting the team and how they've responded to the change</li> <li>What she's learned about workflow management in a four-day week</li> <li>Whether KPI has been affected and how productivity has changed</li> <li>Training her clients and eliminating waiters completely</li> <li>Short weeks as a means to attract new talent</li> <li>How owners looking to try a four-day workweek can get started</li></ul>

Why We Started Four-Day Workweeks | Erin Vaughan, Kinetic Auto Service

Welcome to another WHY episode with Erin Vaughan.  Every now and then you speak to people and their vulnerability and honesty blows you away. This was Erin.Erin was open and honest in her sharing that coming onto the podcast was well outside of her comfort zone. She was nervous and at times this came through. However, that is what makes it so great.When Erin started running 10 years ago  4 months after the birth of her first child, 10 min was a massive effort.  Since then she has gone onto doing 100 mile races!Running for women after child birth is not easy.  And Erin like many other women had the challenges of pushing through discomfort and finding her body again in those initial weeks and months of training 10 year ago.Since that time Erin has gone to have a continuous running streak of 698 days.  Talk about consistency!https://www.shoeclinic.co.nz/Topics we cover:- Balancing running with being a single Mum and working full time- How running helps with stress but keeping it being joyful and fun- Role modeling- Consistency- Community and running friends- Searching for limits- Guilt as a parent and training- Learning from mistakes- What it's like to run 100 miles- What is competition- Advice for new runners- Self belief

Welcome to another WHY episode with Erin Vaughan.  Every now and then you speak to people and their vulnerability and honesty blows you away. This was Erin. Erin was open and honest in her sharing that coming onto the podcast was well outside of her comfort zone. She was nervous and at times this came through. However, that is what makes it so great. When Erin started running 10 years ago  4 months after the birth of her first child, 10 min was a massive effort.  Since then she has gone onto doing 100 mile races! Running for women after child birth is not easy.  And Erin like many other women had the challenges of pushing through discomfort and finding her body again in those initial weeks and months of training 10 year ago. Since that time Erin has gone to have a continuous running streak of 698 days.  Talk about consistency! <a href="https://www.shoeclinic.co.nz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.shoeclinic.co.nz/</a> Topics we cover: - Balancing running with being a single Mum and working full time - How running helps with stress but keeping it being joyful and fun - Role modeling - Consistency - Community and running friends - Searching for limits - Guilt as a parent and training - Learning from mistakes - What it's like to run 100 miles - What is competition - Advice for new runners - Self belief

WHY with Erin Vaughan - It's Different Every Day

Erin Vaughan, owner of Kinetic Auto Service in Saskatchewan, opens up about winning CARS magazine's Shop of the Year award for 2020.

Podcast: Shop of the Year winner Erin Vaughan