We watched this video from Gemba Academy during our morning meeting. It is a little long (11:38) but an interesting demonstration.

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator flies his DJI’s Phantom 2 Vision+ over the stunningly beautiful Larrabee State Park, near Bellingham, Washington.

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“Standing 400 feet tall, the new Acuity Insurance Flagpole is the tallest flagpole in North America.” Press here to read to whole story. We watched this in our morning meeting!

Dr. Ben Kim sent me his blog post with this excellent reminder. We watched this in our morning meeting.

Now that’s a very lean way to make water balloons! Press here to read the rest of the story and to watch their video.

This book is a life changer! We watched this during our morning meeting.

Stefan sent us these photos and said: “Here is a picture of my daughter Angelina. I thought you might with to have a visual for your group morning meeting. Since I read your book “2 Second Lean” I actually know what your morning meeting is all about.

You’re never too young to start lean!!!  Way to go Angelina!!!

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator continues his Liker Leadership Institute Webinar where he talks about how simple lean really is. If you learn to see waste, you have begun the journey.

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Tim Bayer, of Hansen Plastics, sent us this video showing their improvement at the Wrapping machine station. Great job!

Toyota decided against donating money and gave the gift of lean thinking! Check out the article.