Kaizen Curve
The Way of Improvement
About
Kaizen (Japanese: 改善) is the Japanese word for “improvement“
(from 改 kai – change, revision; and 善 zen – virtue, goodness)
The whole premise behind Kaizen Curve is inspired primarily by the teachings of renowned Japanese swordsman, philosopher, strategist, artist and author Miyamoto Musashi.
Essentially Kaizen Curve is a personal experiment for myself to follow The Way explained by Musashi in his Book of Five Rings and Dokkodo. A way to hold myself accountable and to put in the time and effort to improve by keeping a running log of aggregated thoughts, findings, and experiences to identify what works and what doesn’t as I navigate learning new skills, researching new topics and ultimately figuring out the best way to communicate these things to anybody who wants to listen.
I hope that along the way any successes and more importantly any failures and mistakes will be of use to others as a resource on their own way to acquiring new skills, learning about new subjects, improving existing abilities and building on to the 300,000+ year long Human project of continuously moving forward, iteratively improving and striving to be better.
–Joe
Podcast
The Human Improvementality Project
“Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world”
Miyamoto Musashi
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