Paul discusses why he went on the Lean Leadership Institute Japan Study.

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator show, shares another presentation from Global Lean Leadership Summit 2015 that took place in August in NW Washington State. This week's presentation is by Nick Kocelj and Steve Watts, of Walters & Wolf. For more information on Walters & Wolf, visit their website.

A big thanks to George Trachilis, of Lean Leadership Institute, for filming/editing/publishing these videos!!! For more information on the Lean Leadership Institute, visit their website.

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Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video showing how he eliminated steps from his wood chopping process!

Lean Health is the fountain of youth in a book. It opens your eyes to the most natural and simple strategy for aging in reverse.

To summarize this entire book in one word it would be “Ferrari.” The secret to excellent health—the answer—is to treat your body like you would treat a Ferrari. A precise and high performance machine that’s exotic, fast, agile and beautiful. If you take care of your body as you would a Ferrari—using only the best fuel and regularly taking it to the best mechanic for maintenance—your body will give you ten times what you put into it, for the duration of your life.

So ask yourself, “Do I treat my body like a Ferrari or a Pinto?”
Your body is a high performance sports car transporting you through life. It is the vehicle you use to experience everything. If your vehicle is in excellent condition, your life experiences will be more full and complete. If you choose to take average care of
your high performance sports car, you should only expect an average life experience. The more you respect your body and care for it the more magic you will experience. Lean Health tells the story of how the author (Paul Akers), went from having average health to having exceptional health in just one year.

Lean Health turns the LEAN model of success for your business… into success for your body.

Thomas Riner, of Fancy Hill Farms, sent us this video show how if you keep at it, will small, incremental changes every day, you can end up with big improvements that change your life.

Paul Akers discusses his three travel essentials to keep him on track on his Lean Health journey. For more information on this topic read Chapter 10 of Lean Health.

Filipe Marques, of Torre, sent us this video discussing how some days are rainy days when it comes to Lean…but you learn from those, too!

…and then improvements will make the sun shine again!!

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator show, shares another presentation from Global Lean Leadership Summit 2015 that took place in August in NW Washington State. This week's presentation is by George Trachilis, of Lean Leadership Institute. A big thanks to George for filming/editing/publishing these videos!!! For more information on the Lean Leadership Institute, visit their website.

For more information on The American Innovator, visit our website or Facebook.

For more information on lean, go to 2 Second Lean or Facebook.

For more information on FastCap, visit our website or Facebook.

To sign up to receive news regarding The American Innovator show, go to this link.

Paul Akers introduces us to his new book, Lean Health, which tells the story of how he went from average health to exceptional health in just one year. The secret it to treat your body like it is a Ferrari!

Jaclyn, a third year Electrical Engineering major at UCLA, sent us this video and said, “I was an intern for Clark Construction this past summer, and my mentor recommended your Two Second Lean book. I really enjoyed reading it, so I want to thank you very much for introducing me to Lean concepts. For my final intern presentation, I was told that I could make a five-minute presentation on anything I learned during my internship, so I decided to center my presentation around Lean principles and how my team integrated Lean into our day-to-day routine. Also, I am in an a cappella group and really enjoy singing, so I decided to make it into a music video.” So cool!!!