The Secret: Kaizen Helps People Become Successful
“Success comes before work only in the dictionary.” - Anonymous
And after a few more minutes, I made it — and i mean, I now know how to place the ads… but then, i realized that the ads wont show if there are too many. lol. So, i changed minds and positioned it somewhere instead. Aww, am so happy — success (well, i call this one a success on my part) really comes after work — and it feels good.
In relation, I just finished reading Kaizen & You by Igor Popovich which talks about achieving success through self-knowledge and improvement. I liked the book, the concepts presented are very realistic, and gives no false promises like the so-called secrets. It’s not built up on hope or vision boards, but on trying and aiming to get better everytime one does something — even in baby steps.
It’s like looking ten years back and see if your life improved, and if it did, well and good, you’re on the right track — and if not, then do some introspection, help yourself, or allow others to help you find your way.
It’s a must-read for entrepreneurs, for inventors, for families, for corporate people, for everybody. For sure, Ill be writing more about it in my next journals, with my experiences, as Im trying to improve myself as well — afterall, achieving success really has no ends.
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