10 Principles of Kaizen by Eric

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The Japanese secret to non-stop improvement.

Kaizen is your new secret weapon.

It's a Japanese concept that means
"change for better."

It started in the business world but can help anyone
improve their life, bit by bit.

It's all about small steps that lead to
big changes over time.

Why try it?

➟ Because it's doable.
➟ It reduces overwhelm.
➟ It brings continuous growth.

Here's how to put kaizen into action:

1. Choose one thing:
Start small. A tiny habit. A simple routine.
Improve it little by little. This makes change easier.

2. Learn from mistakes:
Messed up? No sweat.
Figure out what went wrong, learn, and move on.

3. Celebrate small wins:
Found a quicker route to work?
Great! The small things add up.

4. Value feedback:
Listen to what others say.
Their insights can help you improve.

5. Stay consistent:
Make small improvements
part of your daily routine.

6. Get others involved:
Share your journey.
Kaizen loves company. Grow together.

7. Reflect on your progress:
Take time to look back at your improvements.
Then, set new goals.

8. Keep it simple:
The best changes are often the simplest.
Don't overcomplicate things.

9. Be patient:
Good things take time.
Keep at it, and you'll see results.

10. Never stop:
There's always room for improvement.
Keep looking for ways to get better.

Kaizen is more than a concept. It's a way of life.

Take the first step. Then another. 

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