Paul Akers discusses The Holy Triad: Health; Relationships; Career. For more information on Lean Life, go to this link.

Paul Akers discusses the Lean concept called “run the experiment”. Here is what he learned through experimenting with an arch support.

Paul Akers discusses the key to a Lean Life…know yourself! For more information on Paul’s book, Lean Life, go to this page.

“Hi, I’m Mark Graban… I’m the editor of an anthology book called “Practicing Lean: Learning How to Learn How to Get Better… Better.” I wrote the first two chapters and invited others – some people I’ve known and some I had just met – to write a chapter with their own thoughts and reflections. This isn’t a book about how to “implement Lean” – this is a book about practicing… which means learning from mistakes and hopefully not repeating those same mistakes over and over. I published Practicing Lean as an ebook… it’s available in the Amazon Kindle and Apple Books stores. You can also buy a paperback from Amazon. 100% of proceeds are being donated to a nonprofit, the Louise H. Batz Patient Safety Foundation. We’ve raised over $4000 so far for this important cause. Oh, and we created an audio book version, thanks to the volunteered efforts of a professional voice over artist, Sam Leigh. Her dad, Mike Leigh, wrote chapter 15. Sam reads all of the chapters except for mine, which I read myself. We’ve sold some audio books through LeanPub.com along with the eBook version, but I thought putting the chapters out here as a podcast might inspire more people to go buy the book and possibly donate to the Batz Foundation. To learn more about the book, including how to buy it, go to www.PracticingLean.com. To learn more about the Batz Foundation, their incredible Batz Guide publications for patients, and to donate, visit www.louisebatz.org. Thanks.”

Paul Akers contributed Chapter 5. Check it out.

Paul Akers shares the intro from his newest book, Lean Life, that should be will be available soon. For more information on Paul’s books, press here.

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Paul Akers discusses his 4th book, Lean Life. This book should be available on Paul’s website in early 2019. For more information on Paul’s book, go to this link.

Paul Akers discuss his 4 Lean Books, 2 Second Lean, Lean Health, Lean Travel, and in 2019, Lean Life will be available. For more information on Paul’s book, press here.

Just in time for the holidays, 2 Second Lean is now available in Italian in audio formats…and it’s free!

Did you know that 2 Second Lean is now available in 14 languages (most recent is German) and that most of the translations were done by Lean Maniacs around the world? Is this the perfect gift for the Lean Maniac in your life?