The aim is not perfection, but continuous improvement.
Pay attention to small details that others ignore. 3. Real-World Application Example Goal: Learn a new language. Instead of: "Study 1 hour a day" (intimidating). The Kaizen Way
How to use Kaizen thinking to design better | by Mark Jenkins The aim is not perfection, but continuous improvement
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The aim is not perfection, but continuous improvement.
Pay attention to small details that others ignore. 3. Real-World Application Example Goal: Learn a new language. Instead of: "Study 1 hour a day" (intimidating).
How to use Kaizen thinking to design better | by Mark Jenkins
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