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Feb 13, 2019 44 min

Kaizen

from The Real Value Podcast Hosted by Blaine Feyen

In this episode of the Real Value Appraiser Podcast, Blaine talks about the Japanese strategy of continuous improvement called Kaizen. Although Kaizen is typically utilized in manufacturing environments, it can easily be utilized in almost every business and even in one's personal life. Understanding that small incremental improvements almost alway beat big audacious overhauls is the key to being better tomorrow than you are today. It's the classic tortoise and hare story where slow and steady beat fast and unfocused. Blaine talks about his own schedule and incremental improvements and how working more that 40 hours per week is a big no no, unless you're also creating something else in that time. With innovation, incremental improvements, and a Kaizen mindset and attitude, everything can be improved over time. Greater efficiency, more effective and credible appraisal reports, and more money in the bank at the end of the day should be the outcomes of a Kaizen mindset. ***This episode has bonus content so be sure to register at https://realvaluecast.com or https://realvaluegroup.com to receive it. Its always free and jam packed with usable information.

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