Bøger af Al Diaz

After decades of process excellence and project frameworks, it's not working. Project teams continue to struggle in how to approach the work, projects, or problems.Mastering the Habits of Continuous Improvement was written to reduce or stop the interruptions on your time, and focus the team like a laser on delivering predictable, reproducible outcomes each time.This book will show you how to practice and master the core mindsets, habits, and principles that will lead you and your team from sitting on the sidelines to making a difference in the gemba, where it counts!Mastering the Habits of Continuous Improvement is rooted firmly in the foundational principles of Deming, Shewhart, Juran, McGregor, Ohno, Shingo, Pareto, Ishikawa, Rother, Sutherland, and Schwaber.

NY City of Kings chronicles the history of graffiti's genesis in New York from its late 1960s origin to the present, as seen through the lens of writers who started the movement. This narrative intends to help elucidate how the unprecedented movement of NYC graffiti culture spread internationally, and how graffiti has become so lodged and influential within our present popular culture. The accompanying exhibit installation features a monumental walk-through timeline covering the rich, complex history of New York graffiti history, including hundreds of famous and obscure images, lore and facts from 1967 to the present."What makes this exhibit different is that the narrative is told through the lens, and voice of the actual players who created graffiti, not observers, gallerists, art historians, collectors or academics. New York City graffiti artists have historically been underrepresented and our narrative has been misinterpreted or skewed. An accessible, concise account for the general public has been overdue. As a lifelong, committed member of the graffiti and art communities, I feel compelled to share this story, and I am proud to have an opportunity to tell it." - Al Díaz, NYC (August 2022)

What if everything in your past, present, and future in regards to success, prosperity, abundance, wealth, and money is for your Best and Highest Good? The Titus Concept: Money For My Best and Highest Good provides a very simple formula that can be applied to all of those levels and areas of your Life, and have them all for your Best and Highest Good. Here is the premise of the book or the formula without even opening a page: Shift the perception, to shift the focus, to change the internal, to change the external. If you already know how to make that formula work, then you are already on your way with a Life that dreams are made of. Choosing this formula and doing these simple steps will guide you to your inner strength and your inner Wisdom so that you may move forward and have what you desire and require in your Life, if that is what you decide. There are many who have provided their testimonials and experiences, and there are many more before you who have done these steps with success. Reading The Titus Concept: Money For My Best and Highest Good is a powerful start to moving forward in your Life, but you must also take action with doing the steps provided. The end result will be to be empowered to have the freedom to effortlessly create / attract the Life you desire and require simplistically. It is time. You deserve it.

On August 27, 2009, Al's life was forever changed when during an operation, he popped out of his body and was escorted by an angel out of this world and into the next. Jesus gave Al the choice to stay in heaven or to return to earth with a mandate from the Lord. Upon his return, Al, together with his wife, Rosemary, began the ministry, Heaven Bound But Not Yet. Al says, "It is the desire of my heart to reach as many people as I can, to tell them about Jesus and about the glory of heaven that awaits them."

Al Díaz and Jean-Michel Basquiat stoked public intrigue in 1978 as teenagers when they began tagging their SAMO©… writings throughout New York City.The statements spoke to people, spoke about people, and sometimes spoke of nothing at all. What began as a cynical, yet clever joke among friends-eventually became a creative cornerstone for both artists-and a hallmark of NYC art historical accounts.Everyone around town was asking,"Who is SAMO?" Basquiat's path was well laid when the pair gave up their anonymity to the Village Voice in December 1978, in exchange for $100. The ball was rolling. Within two years Basquiat would be a famous painter, abruptly leaving behind Díaz and street writings for the blue chip gallery circuit. Díaz became a regular player in the NYC music scene. SAMO©… was dead. Ten years after that, Basquiat was also dead. But today, Albert Díaz is very much alive.