How to Build a Lean Culture and achieve business success with Lean Thinking?

This video will show "How to Build a Lean Culture and achieve business success with Lean Thinking?."


In this video, a Lean specialist introduces the concept of Lean thinking and how it can be applied beyond manufacturing, even in the knowledge economy. Paul emphasizes the importance of humility, optimizing, and creating a system for continuous improvement. He discusses how waste elimination can improve efficiency and achieve purposeful scaling. He also talks about the concept of deliberate practice, creating a system that supports new beliefs, and the 3's system.

Paul shares his approach to cultivating a culture of autonomy, showing gratitude, and focusing on growing people. He stresses the importance of having the right mindset and culture, and how Lean principles can impact personal and professional life.

Finally, he shares his future goals and aspirations. In addition, Paul Akers shares how his company's organizational structure is focused on more than just the factory floor, and he introduces the three key takeaways, including the importance of challenging oneself to be uncomfortable and building resilience.

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Timestamps

0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:22 - Definition of Lean, Toyota Production System
0:03:03 - Humility, Inviting people in, Optimizing
0:05:00 - Learning about Lean and having a system to improve
0:09:16 - Japanese Consultant's criticism
0:10:43 - The consulting company helped them reduce the time
0:12:37 - The eight deadly sins of waste in lean thinking
0:19:45 - The importance of seeing waste and eliminating it to improve efficiency and achieve purposeful scaling
0:20:31 - How to move from a state of ignorance to a state of awareness
0:22:53 - The concept of deliberate practice and creating a system that supports a new belief.
0:23:40 - The 3's system
0:26:07 - Lean concept in recruiting people and cultivating a culture of autonomy.
0:29:01 - Daily ritual of gratitude
0:30:04 - Don't feel entitled and always show appreciation to others for their help and influence.
0:34:56 - Focus on growing people and using their potential.
0:36:45 - Use a system that supports your belief system and values, and make sure your team is aligned with them.
0:38:06 - The importance of having the right mindset and culture
0:39:32 - Lean principles and techniques can be applied beyond manufacturing, even in the knowledge economy.
0:40:01 - Introduction to Lean philosophy and habits
0:42:35 - Example of Lean philosophy in action
0:44:13 - The impact of Lean philosophy on personal and professional life
0:50:06 - Future goals and aspirations
0:55:09 - how the organization structure of his company is not just focused on the factory floor
0:56:46 - Paul Akers introduces the three key takeaways
0:59:42 - The importance of challenging oneself to be uncomfortable and building resilience
1:01:17 - Outro

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Paul Akers is an entrepreneur, business owner, author, speaker, & Lean maniac. He has written multiple books on Lean and travels the world to educate, speak, and mentor Lean principles, Lean manufacturing, and Lean living as a lifestyle. Paul has a weekly podcast called The American Innovator, where he shares about Lean & his travel adventures. For more information on Paul Akers and Lean, visit his website. http://paulakers.net/

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