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Kaizen, the Japanese word for "making things better."
U.S. News 2010
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Kaizen is continuous improvement and this is as important in your writing as it is in the rest of your life.
Top 10 New Years Resolutions for Writers - The Creative Penn | The Creative Penn 2009
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Excellence is that close first cousin of my favorite word "passion," and a sibling to the Japanese word "Kaizen," which means "constantly improving."
John Hope Bryant: Why We Need To Make Smart Sexy Again John Hope Bryant 2010
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There's a famous Japanese principle -- called "Kaizen" -- that celebrates the joy of doing small tasks that over time add up to the joy of experiencing large life changes.
Karen Salmansohn: Want Happier Love? Use Your A.M. to Aim You Rightly! 2009
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There's a famous Japanese principle -- called "Kaizen" -- which celebrates the joy of doing small tasks -- which over time add up to the joy of experiencing large life changes.
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Focused Kaizen - also known as Kaizen Events, or Kaizen Blitzes, t ake pl ace o ve r t h e sco pe o f a few day s, bri n g t o ge t h e r key t e am members, and can be highly effective in accelerating the adoption of lean thinking throughout an organisation.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows Bobapollo 2009
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There is a very interesting Japanese philosophy called Kaizen which can help you do that.
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These small "Kaizen" visualization assignments will only take up a total of fifteen tiny minutes in your day.
Karen Salmansohn: Want Happier Love? Use Your A.M. to Aim You Rightly! 2009
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Japanese words such as Kaizen, Poke Yoke, Kanban, and Gemba have entered the vocabulary of hundreds of thousands of workers.
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Japanese words such as Kaizen, Poke Yoke, Kanban, and Gemba have entered the vocabulary of hundreds of thousands of workers.
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