Driven by stimulation of interest, curiosity, or the pursuit of a passion
Improvement techniques from Six Sigma, Lean, Change, Personal Development, and Business Process Improvement methodologies
Kaizen assumes that every aspect of your life deserves to be constantly improved, and anyone can take a Kaizen approach in both their personal and professional lives to make almost daily incremental improvements that will benefit them long-term.
If you enter a negotiation, you should also always be prepared by knowing the minimum you are willing to accept, and the best alternative to the negotiated agreement.
Time management involves managing how you spend time on activities, in order to maximize personal efficiency.
The Pygmalion effect is a self-fulfilling prophecy in which people that are perceived as smarter or higher performers, and given higher expectations of performance, are able to achieve higher levels of success.
Continuous personal and professional development has been necessitated by many of life’s changes―the cost of formal education, job obsolescence, career change, lack of time to go to a regular school, and other competing interests.
