Paul Akers discusses the precision of the toll booths in Japan.

Paul Akers discussing how delegation is the number one reason why Lean fails.

Thomas Riner, of Farming Outside the Box, shared this video discussing buying honey in smaller batches.

On this week’s show, Paul Akers introduces Generosity Press and what better way to do that then to interview one of the few living people who personally knew the late great Henry Ford. Hear the story of Phil Morgan, taken by the state as a child from his squalid filthy home during the great depression. Then after years of being bounced around and abused in the impoverished foster system of the day… Henry Ford gives Phil a chance at a fresh start.

Phil then becomes part of one of the very last classes admitted into the renowned Henry Ford School for Boys just years before Ford’s death and closure of the school. Phil shares how the retired automotive genius and philanthropist personally visited and worked with the boys, leading by example and generously building in them a foundation for success!

This is the introduction to the brand new audio-book rendition of the Henry Ford 1926 classic, “Today and Tomorrow.”

Paul Akers show the before and after of using FastCap’s Kaizen Foam to organize our kitchen cupboards and drawers.

For more information on FastCap’s Kaizen Foam, visit our website.

Paul Akers discusses visiting a job site in Germany and learning about Lean tools to make the job site run smoothly.

“It’s not about you” Rick Warren (Purpose Driven Life)

Paul Akers welcomes folks to the Global Lean Leadership Summit at YelloTools in Windeck, Germany on September 12-13, 2018. For more information on the 2018 Global Lean Leadership Summit, visit the website.

We watched this during our morning meeting. Every second is priceless!