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“Every 30 days, a significant opportunity passes in front of every human being. Are you awake?”
Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, shares more video from his trip to Africa, focusing on the elephants of Ngala Private Game Reserve.
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What’s the difference between Holland and the Netherlands? That’s what we learned in our morning meeting!
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Hi Paul, I send you a picture of the first application of the kaizen foam. You see the situation before and after. Very nice to have this in the hospital to start using. Greets Rob
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Capt Dave “the Jettywolf” in Jacksonville, Florida sent us this video showing several uses for FastCap’s Kaizen Foam. Very creative. Be sure to hang on till the end for some bonus ideas.
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The guys at Xylem Design show us how to keep lean fun!
Make sure your direction are clear…
These guys refuse to waste a second…
I know, it sounds like it could be boring, but it really isn’t…and it’s fast, too. We’ll be discussing this at tomorrow’s Morning Meeting.
Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, discusses the boundless creativity of lean. Just keep it simple and fun!
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A customer sent us this video showing how to use the GroPro with FastCap’s iPole. Great idea!
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A customer sent us this video of his 2 Second Lean improvement. Nice!
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Sam, of Lean Israel, shares a video of his first hang gliding trip off a mountain. The site was on the Gilboa range, at “Saul’s Shoulder” (literal translation – I think a more accurate translation would be “Saul’s Point”). This, by the way, is the site of the famous biblical Battle of Gilboa, in which Saul committed suicide by falling on his sword rather than being taken alive by the Amelekites. If only he had had a hang glider, perhaps he could have gotten away…
