It is a humble concept
Built on two Japanese words:
Kai Zen
Some know it as continuous improvement (or CI)
It means “Good Change;”
An idea we all might want to implement personally.
Because at its core it asserts that
Small, good changes, made consistently, over time
Produce large results.
And it is proven to be successful.
Do you have the curiosity to improve yourself?
Your skills?
Your business?
This contest is against a formidable competitor. . .
You! And
You'll need to be at the top of your game!
Be honest.
To improve what you produce
You must first improve yourself from inside out.
To do that you must choose what needs improvement first.
Practice with this exercise
I refer to as
The “Zen of Letting go, and Embracing.”
Long term results begin immediately after beginning
And last as long as you seek improvemnt.
Write down where you begin and plot each day's success.
Here's your assignment:
Over the next 12 months
Increase each of the following-
(And please share any innovations):
A.) Letting go of:
Comparing
Competing
Worrying
Judging
Regrets
Anger
Blame
Guilt
Fear
B.) Embracing:
Laughter
Smiling
Joy
Giving
Forgiving
Peace
Love
I offer one suggestion:
Begin by practicing improvement in the frequency of your laughter,
Even if it’s only about your inability
To let go of any or all of the above, “Letting Go ofs.”
I believe you're going to be more successful than ever!
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