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Making tiny improvements by 1% each day isn't noticeable. But 1% improvement each day or a tiny improvement over time is astounding and can be far more meaningful, especially in long run.

The 1% errors are when you replicate poor decisions, duplicate tiny mistakes, rationalize little excuse...

• We are never done improving ourselves. We need to do certain things daily to achieve and maintain our success. The first steps are not easy, but taking small actions is progress, while not taking any action isn’t.
• Kaizen is about the 1 percent improvement that we can focus...

• At the core of the 1% Rule is the use of reverse engineering to breakdown any large vision into its smallest common denominator, so tiny that it’s impossible for you to fail to make progress each and every day.
• Process over end result – when you focus on small daily actions tied to...