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.

Mark Doyle sent us this video and said, “Last night I gave my first speech about learn to my Toastmasters club. It was tough but could not have been possible without your work. Thanks to you, I’m becoming a lean thinker. For example, in my morning routine, I have been able to shave 20 mins off my prep time thanks to c’leaning’ it up.”

Keep up the great work, Mark!

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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Russ Jones, of Avcorp, sent us this video summarizing the kick off of his lean journey. Way to go!

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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator shares his first 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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This is the single most difficult thing I have ever done:

• 20 degrees
• 20 mph wind
• 7 days living between 13,000-15,000 feet!
• Not enough air to keep a fly alive at the top!
• The final accent day with 17 hours of straight hiking from 150 ft high glaciers to the rain forest floor!
• Thought of 10 reasons why I would never make it…but miraculously prevail!

Should have video in 5 weeks when I return from Everest base camp!

Day 3 and we get our first look

Lean at 19,341 feet!

13 people to get 2 people on top of a mountain!

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator and his wife, Leanne, (along with their friends Cindy and Gordon) travel to Cuba and share the adventure as they step back in time. Beautiful architecture and interesting scenery; fascinating history; rich culture; ecological wonders and more.

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