Norman Bodek's Harada Method – The People Side of Lean

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and How to Use this course

Lecture 1: Norman's purpose is to reach the masses with this online course

Lecture 2: Introduction by George – How to use this course!

Lecture 3: At the end of this course, you should at least have a goal

Lecture 4: What does self-reliance mean

Lecture 5: Be a Winner

Lecture 6: You must have a goal

Lecture 7: The people side of Lean

Lecture 8: What you must do

Lecture 9: Go and See for yourself

Lecture 10: A Joke by Norman – A guy and a girl go to heavean

Lecture 11: What is Quick and Easy Kaizen

Lecture 12: How Norman discovered Harada

Lecture 13: Who is Jeff Galas?

Lecture 14: Summary by Norman covering the topic of self-reliance.

Lecture 15: Jeff's Summary

Chapter 2: Step 1 -Believe in Yourself

Lecture 1: Step 1 – Believe in Yourself

Lecture 2: How do you define success?

Lecture 3: This course is long overdue — Thank you Norman Bodek

Lecture 4: Introduction by George Trachilis in 2016 – Download the workbook

Lecture 5: The Harada Method is introduced during Two (2) Japan Study Missions in 2015&16

Lecture 6: Keynote Talk by George Trachilis

Lecture 7: Get your ego out of the way

Lecture 8: The energy permeates from your skill

Lecture 9: You are worth more when you increase your value

Lecture 10: Do you love your job?

Lecture 11: What is a living national treasure?

Lecture 12: Do this, and your lunch will come to you?

Lecture 13: What comes first Your Purpose or Your Goal?

Lecture 14: What motivates you?

Lecture 15: What leaders have inspired you and why?

Lecture 16: Homework: Read first three chapters of book and rate yourself

Lecture 17: Jeff's summary

Chapter 3: Step 2: Become Self-Reliant — Workshop with Takashi Harada

Lecture 1: Step 2 – Become Self-Reliant

Lecture 2: Turn in all of your forms – its part of a complete system

Lecture 3: Give your self a score on each of 33 words.

Lecture 4: How self reliant are you?

Lecture 5: What can you do to achieve a 10?

Lecture 6: Finding a skill where there is nothing.

Lecture 7: Norman sharing how he found Harada

Lecture 8: Story of Grenada and Fitzoy

Lecture 9: Homework: 33 Words and what 10 out of 10 means.

Lecture 10: Jeff's summary

Chapter 4: Step 3: Determine the Key Service to Others

Lecture 1: Step 3: Determine the Key Service to Others

Lecture 2: What does self-reliance mean to Norman?

Lecture 3: Make sure to list the 50 things you are proud of

Lecture 4: Norman talks about Harada, the school teacher

Lecture 5: Norman perfects his joke

Lecture 6: Jeff's summary

Chapter 5: Step 4: The Long-term Goal Setting – Select your Main Goal

Lecture 1: Step 4 – The Long-term Goal Setting – Select your Main Goal

Lecture 2: What do you want to do with your life?

Lecture 3: What do you spend most of your time thinking about?

Lecture 4: What do you want to be great at doing?

Lecture 5: Jeff's summary

Chapter 6: Step 5: Setting Different Goal Levels

Lecture 1: Step 5 – Setting Different Goal Levels

Lecture 2: A word about intermediate goals

Lecture 3: Do this survey for yourself and for your organization

Lecture 4: Jeff's summary

Chapter 7: Step 6: Set Milestone Goals

Lecture 1: Step 6 – Set Milestone Goals

Lecture 2: Jeff's summary

Chapter 8: Step 7: State your Purposes and Values

Lecture 1: Step 7 – State your Purposes and Values

Lecture 2: How will you feel WHEN you accomplish your goals?

Lecture 3: Norman explains further how to determine purpose from goals and vice versa

Lecture 4: Identify your purpose by stating what is tangible for you and others

Lecture 5: Inspiration is not enough

Lecture 6: Japan-Mind over matter

Lecture 7: Japan-The origin of the Long-term Goal Form

Lecture 8: Japan-Mr. Harada's Dream

Lecture 9: Japan-Is the type of education system a problem in your country?

Lecture 10: Japan-This is just common sense; why are we not doing this?

Lecture 11: Japan-The 3 kinds of self-reliance and the traits

Lecture 12: Japan-Being versus Doing

Lecture 13: Japan-Three Characteristics required for a change of attitude

Lecture 14: Japan-We must create our own future.

Lecture 15: Japan-Give people a clear picture of the future and they will preserve over time

Lecture 16: Japan-Only when you feel good about yourself can you influence others

Lecture 17: Japan-This is a great way to council those that don't like their jobs

Lecture 18: Japan-Complete the Self-Actualization (right) side of the 4 quadrants

Lecture 19: Complete the 4 Quadrants and update the Long-term Goal Form- even without a goal

Lecture 20: Japan-Strong organizations have purposes that start with "Intangible for Others"

Lecture 21: Japan-Complete this video and you are ready to start forming your goal

Lecture 22: Japan-Doing this part right is critical – up to 80% of the reason for success

Lecture 23: Japan-Create a sentence that contains both your goals and purposes

Lecture 24: Japan-These are the keys to writing and reinforcing your goal

Lecture 25: Norman summarizes the workshop again from Portland in 2015

Lecture 26: Jeff's Summary

Chapter 9: Step 8: Analyze Yourself

Lecture 1: Step 8 – Analyze Yourself

Lecture 2: Perform a thorough self-analysis of your strengths

Lecture 3: Be forthcoming about your weaknesses and the obstacles in the way of success

Lecture 4: Jeff's Summary

Chapter 10: Step 9: Create your 64-Chart with 8 Areas to Achieve Your Goal

Lecture 1: Step 9 – Create your 64-Chart with 8 Areas to Achieve Your Goal