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Book 7: Matt and Millie… Where to Start?

Matt and Millie are ready to help... but there’s a big question on their minds:
Where do we even begin?! Their rooms are already clean (thanks, 3S from Book 1!), but the garage storage room is packed, the basement is a bit scary, and the game room looks like it exploded with game pieces, shoes, and cluttered furniture.

Enter Toolie, their trusty talking toolbox, with a new problem-solving gadget in mind: the Pareto Chart! With Daisy the dog by their side and notebook in hand, Matt and Millie start counting the mess in each space—tallies of toys, tangles, and trouble! Once they plug the numbers into a simple bar chart, the answer becomes clear: Clean the worst area first—the one with the biggest mess and the most problems!

With a little teamwork and a lot of laughter, they tackle the room that needs the most help first, and the results? Totally satisfying. Even Mom gives them a gold star!

Perfect for kids who love to solve problems, get organized, or just enjoy a good story with a helpful twist!

Meet Susan Stuffle, P.E. - Your Go-To Lean and Process Improvement Enthusiast!If there's one thing Susan Stuffle loves, it's making things better. As a certified Professional Industrial Engineer and Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, she's all about daily improvements, eliminating waste, and building a culture of problem solvers.With over 30 years of experience, Susan has worked with everyone-from frontline workers to senior executives-helping organizations streamline processes and achieve efficiency. After an early start in private industry, she played a key role in the federal landscape, shaping the United States Marine Corps' Lean Six Sigma program. Susan has taught thousands of students, supported hundreds of process improvement projects, and authored training materials and essential strategic guidance for process improvement.Susan is also a published author, with books like Lean to the Corps and SPADES under her belt. Whether she's leading workshops, writing curriculum, or guiding teams through change, her motto remains the same: "Everything we do is a process, and every process can be improved."Susan's passion for problem-solving and process improvement has also found a new outlet: writing children's books! Her latest endeavor is Lean Six Sigma for Kids - The PROBLEM SOLVERS Series, a fun and educational collection that introduces young readers to the powerful tools of Lean and Six Sigma.Want to chat about continuous improvement? Susan is always happy to share insights and ideas-join her in the world of LEAN and PROCESS IMPROVEMENT!www.leanwerx.comEmail: susanstuffle@leanwerx.com