Kaizen.
That's what the Japanese call the process of continuous improvement. It doesn't matter what you call it, as long as you do it. Getting better - continuously - is absolutely necessary if you're going to survive.
I always set high standards for myself and contantly exceed them.
I have to do these sorts of things to stay ahead. It's just like sports. Premiership winners that stand still rarely repeat for a second, third or fourth year.
So I set high goals and keep raising them once they're achieved. If I don't, someone will blow right by me while I'm telling myself what a great job I have done. But realistically, I know I can't make huge changes overnight. I make small improvements, but I make them continuously. The process never ends. While I do celebrate success, I don't celerate for too long.
Good enough never is.
My boss, Mr Ramey accepting an award for the "hotel with the best revenue growth"
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