Summary of Mejora Continua - El Metodo KAIZEN

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The video "Mejora Continua - El Metodo KAIZEN" introduces the philosophy of Kaizen, which advocates for small continuous improvements over big changes. The speaker emphasizes that by improving just 1% each day, by the end of the year you will be 38% better than when you started. The Kaizen method suggests simplifying the task and breaking it down into small, attainable goals to form new habits that eventually lead to the goal.

• 00:00:00 In this section, the speaker introduces the philosophy of Kaizen, which advocates for a series of small continuous improvements over a big change. The speaker notes that while it’s positive to have big ambitions, frequently people lose motivation on the road to achieving their goals, leading to a loss of morale and self-doubt. The Kaizen method, originally developed in Japan in the 1950s and used in the automotive industry, suggests that if you improve just 1% each day, by the end of the year you will be 38% better than when you started. Additionally, the speaker emphasizes that even small steps towards a goal are still progress. Simplifying the task and breaking it down into small, attainable goals can lead to the formation of new habits that eventually lead to the goal.