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The Kaizen Mindset podcast is an approach and a reminder that all improvements must be maintained if we wish to secure consistent gains and achieve our goals. Think of the smallest step you can take every day that would move you incrementally towards your goal. We will share those valuable pieces of information to improve in all areas of life: productivity, business, health, psychology. We will cover share wisdom from some awesome books and authors.
Unknown Host hosts Kaizen Mindset, a education show with 22 episodes published.
Salman Khan's Brave New Words explores the potential of AI, particularly GPT-4, to revolutionize education. Khan discusses how AI tutors like Khanmigo can offer personalized learning experiences, address student mental h
Discover the unconventional wisdom of Rework, the book that challenges the status quo of business and life. This podcast episode is packed with insights to help you focus on what truly matters
Embracing Life's Challenges: A Journey Inspired by the Lotus Welcome to our channel, where stories come to life and wisdom finds its way into our hearts. In today's podcast, join us on a transformative journey guided by
Why to study Psychology ? Even if you don't plan to study psychology or work in a psychology-related field, there are several good reasons to learn about psychology. Psychology can be found everywhere around you and infl
Why We See Connection In Everything | Clustering illusion | Cognitive bias | The Art of Thinking Clearly | Rolf Dobelli books Humans have a default mechanism to recognize patterns. The same mechanisms that helped early h
212 degrees the extra degree is an inspiring book with a singular focus on the essential fundamental of effort-- the primary fundamental that feeds all others. Its purpose is to inspire the extra level of effort that pro
This is from the book 'The Art of Thinking Clearly' By Rolf Dobelli. Survivorship bias is a common logical error that distorts our understanding of the world. It happens when we assume that success tells the whole story
This is from the book 'The Art of Thinking Clearly' By Rolf Dobelli. This is a cognitive bias called as swimmer's body illusion. The illusion is the confusion of selection factors with results. The idea is to make sure
Money is not everything and I know you will agree with me, but still question remains the same what is real success? Erik Barker in his book barking up the wrong tree tries to explain the answer.
Have you ever decided to not put your work in front of others just because you felt like it still needs to be perfect? You keep working on the project and at the end you not putting it draft or bin just because you feel
Despite during these difficult circumstances of Pandemic, there are things we can do that will make us happy in our everyday life. I am not a therapist but over time I have observed few things which have helped me be hap
How often do you find yourself racing at the last minute to meet a deadline to complete the assigned work? Do you often find that you end up finishing projects after you had promised they would be complete? Have you let
"Memento Mori" or translated in English, "Remember you must die." The point of this reminder isn't to promote fear, but to inspire and motivate.
We all have certain goals we would like to achieve. Some want to start their own business, some want a get master degree, some want to stay fit.But have you wondered why it’s so hard to achieve our goal or get in a habit
Most of us have used this “too busy” rationalization, because it feels very true. It feels absolutely true that we’re too busy. Is it true? Or can we develop a habit of not being busy, even with the same workload? Let’s
"Don't Break The Chain" The Seinfeld Strategy is a simple but powerful technique for sticking to habits and following through on goals. So often, we assume that success requires a lot effort and that our goals demand hug
If you spend all of your time stressing out about an unfortunate situation, do you really think you’re going to be able to motivate yourself to find a way out of it? The key is to step back, and look back on what you’ve
Do you think you make smart, rational decisions most of the time? Chances are good that even if you take pride in yourself on being rational most of the time, you still occasionally fall for the sunk cost fallacy. The Mi
I am sure the idea of not comparing yourself with others is not entirely new to you. Likely you have heard it dozens or even hundreds of times. The funny thing is, this is what most of us do at one time or another — and
Even if tortoise teaches you persistence, keep in mind that it used a flawed approach. Instead of taking a cue from what the tortoise did right, take a lesson from what the hare did wrong. Doing the same things over and
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