Lean Life

De: Paul A. Akers

Narrado por: Paul A. Akers

In Lean Life, I discovered that the missing piece for a fantastic life is to "know yourself". I believe we think we know what we want in life and the relationships that are important to us, but in fact, most of us are simply clueless. The question is, why? Because we don't know our most important customer...ourselves.

It is crucial that we do this with precision and accuracy. There's no room for "kinda sorta". It is the most essential work we will do, and it will almost guarantee a life with deep meaning and happiness.

Lean life is the simplicity of living our whole life with intentionality and purpose. We often research, invest, strategize, and work diligently to continuously improve in the workplace yet improvise at home.

Lean Life applies the key "lean" business elements I discuss in 2 Second Lean to our personal lives and relationships. It's the simple and practical shop-floor wisdom of stopping our personal assembly line of defects and mistakes to come up with new and improved solutions.

I promise this will not be an intellectual exercise. No psychobabble. I don't understand it, and it never helps me anyway. Rather, this is the perspective of an average guy who happens to be in love with lean life and fixing what bugs him. So if simple and practical is your preference, you're in luck! If you have a modicum of curiosity and you want to see how to do life better, then Lean Life is the right book for you.

©2019 Paul A. Akers (P)2019 Paul A. Akers

amazing

a gift to mankind. well thought out and worth reading over and over. well done Paul Ackers.

Great as usual but

I liked the overall of the book, and previous books of Paul A. Akers but like he said this is written by a man and for mans. There's few short cut vision and with few changes, and deeper research it could be a great book and join his 1st one!

swearing

I really enjoyed the first book, 2 Second Lean. I even listened to it with my kids. I was so excited when I saw he had additional titles. unfortunately, the author felt it necessary to include inappropriate language. I realize that isn't a problem for some people, but it's not something we allow in our home. it was totally unnecessary and dristracting. Unfortunately, we won't be finishing this title.