Kaizen & Tony’s words on “making decisions” helped me in making decisions for small improvements very often. I was happy about getting better with small increments, and at the same time, I was getting veritably stronger with my decision-making abilities.
The more I experienced and practiced Kaizen in my daily life, the more it helped me rewire my belief system. Like, for example, being selfish with my health and fitness goals, or having good personal hygiene of brushing my teeth twice a day; it helped me in developing a habit of making decisions and bringing sustainable changes to my life.
I jump to do things that made me smile every day, enhance my overall health, affect my family welfare, relationships, lifestyle, or even improve my happiness quotient.
Resolutions came with several vulnerabilities. With Kaizen, I was able to carry on with decisions for longer by being more agile, flexible and open to changes. I stopped signing up for random resolutions with unachievable goals only on the new year day.
Sometimes, the very feeling of having the power to make worthwhile changes unafraid is empowering.
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