Kaizen is a practice of taking small incremental steps towards a goal. It's concept I find very appealing. I've dabbled in it over the years but never really committed to apply the practice to my really tough goals.
Let me say now that I am ready to commit to applying Kaizen to my agenda planning practice. Really stick with it and target to achieve mastery so that I design realistic daily agenda plans. Desired results being to feel happy and pleased with how I am managing my life and moving forward on my desires and goals.
Here's an example of how my daily agenda planning will be scaled down to fit my Kaizen objective. I have quite a few online business trainings and launch preparation projects to do. To date, I have never put in the hours I have hoped to each day. I have felt very unfocused in my efforts. I've gone from goals of 8 hours a day, to 5 hours, to 3 hours, to 1 hour. I've not met any of these time allotments for study and prep so clearly something is not flowing for me.
This is where Kaizen comes in. I shall keep cutting back the time and type of work I plan to do to get this project moving along. This is where the power of the question can be very useful also. Even if during my allotted time to work, I simply focus on these questions, it is time well spent on my business.
- What am I resisting.
- What do I need to do first.
- Is this the correct work that is best for me to be focusing on right now.
- How much time allotment is realistic for me to start with
- What is my big WHY as to reasons to be pursing this business and financial goal
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