The Korowai People: A Tribe of Master Treehouse Builders

I discuss:

• What we can learn from an ancient civilization called the Korowai people who lived in tree houses
• How to develop a system for change that works for you
• The power of Kaizen

I am really excited to start you on this journey and I hope to add a lot of value to your life as a whole.

Show Summary:

The Korowai People: An Ancient Civilization

The Korowai people reside near Papua New Guinea and live in tree houses on their isolated territory. They are hunter-gatherers and horticulturalists who practice shifting cultivation. Until 1970, they were unaware of the existence of any other people on Earth besides themselves. Living in one of the least explored jungles in the world made this possible.

Korowai Treehouses: A Testament to Kaizen

The Korowai people built treehouses the size of modern skyscrapers with the power of Kaizen. These treehouses provided protection from flooding, disease-carrying mosquitos, and evil spirits. The treehouses were constructed with basic tools and expert climbing skills. Small crew members, guided by a leader, worked on the construction process.

Implementing Kaizen for Continuous Improvement

Kaizen is a Japanese term that means continuous improvement. It is a long-term approach that involves achieving small, incremental changes. The Korowai people were among the greatest examples of Kaizen at work in human civilization. The key principles of kaizen are efficient processes, understanding current situations, speaking with data, taking action on root causes, working as a team, and involving everyone.

The Science of Humanity Under Scrutiny

Before the Human Genome Project, over 86% of medical research came from laboratory efforts on rats, mice, and animals. However, rats are not miniature humans, and most of modern medicine today comes from rats. There is no evidence that chemicals exposed to rats and animals will have the same effect on humans. We want to tap into our inner aborigine, live like an ancient without leaving our modern world, and establish a healthcare system that deals with humanity by mimicking the lifestyle of an ancient.

Creating Lasting Change like The Korowai People: A Tribe of Master Treehouse Builders: Taking One Bite at a Time

In the upcoming training, methods for establishing a system that works for us will be expanded on. The first step in creating lasting change is learning how to eat a dinosaur in one bite at a time. The Korowai people are a testament to the power of kaizen and continuous improvement, and their treehouses are a shining example of this.

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