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Book Hack
KaizenBy Sarah Harvey

In a Nutshell

This book introduces the Japanese concept of 'Kaizen': how small, incremental changes can transform people's lives.

Favorite Quote

There are a lot of problems in the world out of our control. But for the parts of our lives where we do have control, Kaizen is a great way to reduce sources of stress and bring about exciting improvements.

Sarah Harvey

Introduction

When embarking on a self-improvement journey, it's essential to seek guidance from various sources, perspectives, and cultures.

Many people look only to their own culture for advice and miss out on a world full of unique perspectives.

Sarah Harvey spent years working as a publishing agent in Japan. One of the most important things she brought back was a passion for teaching others about 'Kaizen', the Japanese philosophy for incremental improvement.

Kaizen teaches that by avoiding sweeping changes and focusing on small, manageable goals, we can begin to change our habits and improve our lives in a meaningful way.

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