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Core Concept - The butterfly effect illustrates how small changes can lead to significant impacts within complex systems [3] - The Japanese concept of Kaizen, meaning "improvement", emphasizes cumulative effort for the greater good, originally used by Toyota to enhance employee efficiency and productivity [5][6] - Kaizen's cycle involves four pillars: plan, do, check, and act, applicable to daily routines and habit formation [6] Practical Application - Small routines and habits form the basis of progress, even if they seem trivial [4] - Progress is not always linear; it involves plateaus and setbacks, but consistent upward movement, even in small increments, is still progress [5] - Even a small daily commitment, such as 01% improvement, can accumulate into substantial results over time [10][11] Personal Development - Overcoming discouragement from small increments is crucial, as consistent dedication to a routine leads to significant outcomes [9][10] - Individuals should start with small steps and gradually increase effort to achieve greater progress and results [11]

So before I start, let me set you mood up for a bit. Look at this rainbow and close your eyes. Think deeply.What does this rainbows mean to you. A rainbow symbolize hope, guidance, and straight connections. But as a flag, it also symbolized pride and social movement.And in Thailand, we have rainbows everywhere. Even though you can't see them, I'm sure you can feel it by your heart. By all the Thai people treat you all equally, whoever you are.With that, I'm proud to say we Thailand welcome you. So, let me t ...

I want to start with a moment. It was the end of a 70our hike. My legs felt like rubber and my skin had become one with my socks.I haven't seen a single patch of dry trail all day. And my raincoat was just for show at this point. Everything I had was soaked with one of Beijing's most relentless rainstorms in recent history.It was a Duke of Edinburgh's hike. It's one of those things you sign up thinking that it's going to be a fun little hike um away from school, from homework. However, I didn't go in there ...

‘How Progress Ends’ Review: States and Circumstances https://t.co/c3mFXB7AKl ...

From @WSJopinion: Young people, it’s time to create your own path—maybe even your own jobs. Progress comes via surprises, not rules, with inventions no one thought possible, writes @andykessler. https://t.co/bVKTgD5lA6 ...

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Imagine you're staring at a chicken wearing a jetpack. Sounds ridiculous, right. But that's exactly what innovation often looks like at first.Absurd, impossible, even laughable. And yet, somewhere in the madness, brilliance takes flight. But here's the thing about brilliance.It doesn't emerge fully formed. It's forged through friction, resistance, and most importantly, criticism. Without criticism, innovation is stagnant and ideas remain halfbaked, barely scratching the surface of their true potential.Let m ...