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  • Banish Sloppiness

  • How I Fell in Love with Precision While Working in Japan
  • By: Paul A. Akers
  • Narrated by: Paul A. Akers
  • Length: 2 hrs and 43 mins
  • 3.7 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Listen to this audiobook to learn how precision in the workplace helps eliminate waste and produces higher quality.
©2019 Fastcap Press (P)2019 Fastcap Press
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Excellent book

I am one of the privileged people to have been on a Paul Acres Japan Study Mission. This book looks at lots of the things that are studied on those tours. After reading 2 Second Lean I became a raving fan of Paul and 2 Second lean. Always striving for improvement this book explains Paul’s passion for perfection and encourages the reader to reach for perfection too

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Amazing Book!

Paul teaches us to be respectful of people and resources (the twins). Have big eyes, big ears, and a small mouth. Be observant and respectful of everything and everyone. Live consciously and and aware of everything around you. Don’t waste anything- not even a grain of rice. Paul is extremely genuine and passionate and practices what he preaches. His childlike wonder is very rare and very much coveted!

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I wish I had not bought it.

Despite its title, I found this book very sloppy. No clear thread was going on. The information was very generic and not enough evidence-based. Went off the script many times and had two unnecessary references the former US president.

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