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One Small Step Can Change Your Life

The Kaizen Way
Book • 2014
This book introduces readers to the concept of Kaizen, a Japanese philosophy focused on continuous improvement through small, incremental changes.

Dr. Maurer explains how taking small steps can lead to significant transformations in various aspects of life, including personal development, health, and work.

The book provides practical examples and exercises to help readers implement the Kaizen approach, overcome fear and resistance to change, and achieve their goals by focusing on manageable tasks and celebrating small victories.

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