Kaizen
The Japanese Secret to Lasting Change—Small Steps to Big Goals. The Experiment, LLC, 2020.
A brief summary of Kaizen
A customizable plan for achieving your life’s ambitions through a series of small changes made to your everyday routine, allowing for success in health, money, relationships, and more.
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Who should read Kaizen
Businesspeople • parents • those interested in philosophy • busy individuals looking to achieve more in their lives • anyone who wants to improve their relationships
About the author of Kaizen
Sarah Harvey is a former publishing consultant for the Japanese literary firms Tuttle Mori Agency and The English Agency. She also acted as a freelance book scout while living in Japan. Harvey has worked with a diverse range of bestselling non-fiction authors including the Dalai Lama, Russell Brand, and Deliciously Ella.
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