Compounding
In a perfect world, by this time of the year, you would be halfway through your 2017 goals, right? Unfortunately, not many people can commit to a course of action to get what they want every year.
The Kaizen philosophy can make it insanely easy to commit to that goal. You should aim to continually make progress.
Instead of aiming for huge, drastic changes, what if you aimed to find small changes or actions you can make starting today. Small, continuous actions are the foundation of habits that stick. Einstein once said, "Compounding is the greatest mathematical discovery of all time."
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