Kaizen - The Art of Continuous Improvement

[@stephlovemindset2485]

This is such a confirmation... I am changing my career as of today January 13, 2024. Eleven days before my 39th birthday. I want constant self improvement. Thank you so much Vinh for your thoughts and transparency.

[@milkmahtitty]

Good luck to you fella ❤

[@everythingever9037]

can I ask what was is your current career and what is the career your changing to?

[@stephlovemindset2485]

@@everythingever9037 currently in retail. Going into cybersecurity.

[@stephlovemindset2485]

@@milkmahtitty thank you. My name is Stephanie by the way lol

[@Theatre-Camp]

I was just talking to my dad today how what you do for others improves you, and I'm really glad I got to see another person who thinks the same, thank you

[@dadvsdad1470]

Just now choosing to continue my progress with the company I've been with for 16 years and need all the communication skills I can get. This video just just hit me at the right time. Thank you!

[@-spscx]

I think you have done enough for most people out there , i.e who never wanted to or tried to improve their communication skills . May god give you courage, to change people in other ways you are good at. I think you have done enough for most people out there , i.e who never wanted to or tried to improve their communication skills . May god give you courage, to change people in other ways you are good at.

[@mr.coffee7434]

Amen brother. This video reminds me of my deep belief in the psychology fact you’ve shared back in the Stage Academy course. “The brain is excellent with patterns. If it senses the same thing going on, it turns off.” I’m at the point in my life where continuous improvement seems to be a 15% a day instead of a 1% a day. And majority of the improvements I experience follow the same routine, which can be draining. Trying new things never hurts. It’s how we truly continue improving, because we’ve branched out to hiking other mountains. And sometimes it’s a new scenery that’ll get you excited.

[@rainneday13579]

I really enjoy these raw, in your face discussions of reality that we really need to be talking about to help with self improvement 😊

[@unotoli]

Being honest with yourself - is the key. Appreciating that single live we have via getting excited by new progress and results - is the way. A courage to find new things and meanings in you - is true blessing.

[@SheillaLavadia-oc2er]

Thank you. This is very encouraging. When it is time for me to retire from what I am doing now, it just means I want to start being creative in another thing.

[@heathermchone5583]

Thank you for this validation of what I know and feel, but I had no idea there was a word for it. Naming it feels powerful.

[@beatlesfran]

I think it's important to acknowledge and appreciate the privilege of being in a position to do that when many can only focus on surviving to make it to tomorrow.

[@michelwin]

Wow Vinh, thank you for your deep insights. Small steps leads to progress and even 1% of improvement gives us fullfilment, joy and happiness.

[@aumnamashivaya4]

Love the honest message. It sounds to me like stagnation or indifference unless you want to get to better and bigger things ☮️

[@reigncyrildevera9909]

Man, I'm literally enjoying these kinds of journaling sessions of yours. I'm also starting journaling and it helps my state of mind a lot. I also want to do this in front of a camera as well, but I should work first on being consistent.

[@merijnfaro7155]

I can fill a whole page about my experience with the topic passion. Thanks for sharing Vinh. This video made me see the value of passion even more .

[@FamilyInvestments]

I love the journal entry. I am actually inspired to be a communications teacher. I will miss it when you retire but I wish I can be Vinh 2.0 for UK maybe. Just an honest 💭 Please don’t retire too soon. You are a breeze upgrade to Gary Vee

[@joemurfin7476]

Great message, and it's great to hear your honesty! I don't know if you can always say one day you will wake up uninterested in your field. Sometimes all you need is a pivot. For myself working in data science I used to be interested in mathematics, then it was programming and now I am more interested in the management and communication aspects of my career. I am sure that will pass too, and then I hope I have the courage to change as you put it, but perhaps just to explore a different facet of how I can be great in my field. Or maybe that is myself not having the courage to start at the bottom again? Who knows, thanks for sharing as always.

[@aaronjiang8964]

Love the vulnerability Vinh.

[@winningworkshopsforpresent1104]

what an amazing talk and its come just at the write time for me as well.

[@TheCazz10]

Kind of ironic I should come across this video the day I discovered you! Love your message

[@djjiang3718]

Thank you Vinh! Great sharing! And I brought your course and I learned a lot! And I would suggest you continue to be a teacher, just teach people on different subjects! There are so many things that we don't know it yet!

[@mm61777]

This video reached me at the right time. Thank you so much for your words❤

[@janhhofmeyr]

Wonderful reflection. Thank you for sharing.

[@lambertthongnirit3150]

This video is specially talking for me. Thank you❤

[@Betheother]

Yeah that day comes. It came to me not long ago with what I’ve been doing for 25 years. I started real young so I feel I still have plenty in the tank for another chapter in my life. Thats why I started my KZbin channel. Which I believe it to be my next 10 years at least. I truly hope you have the courage to change when the time comes. It feels amazing to learn something new. Keep sharing Vinh💥🙏🏼

[@isabelitavera]

Very deep message Vinh! Thank you!💚🤍❤️

[@YounesLab]

What a remarkable communication, one smooth take, one amazing video 🥲 As far as humans go, we often are resistant to change, but at the same time get bored too rapidly of unchange. When change does eventually happen, we adapt suprinsingly quick and embrace it! Wierd creatures lol PS: can't wait to apply your communication knowledge to my KZbin Channel, discovering your videos is a valuable asset, thank you sir.

[@williamspencer2931]

You are spot on .

[@Scroogemarkets]

Amazing journal vids Vinh. Been writing letters about my carreer to lately, and I find it amazingly therapeutical how you can talk to yourself about stuff. It's so important sometimes to just really take the time for yourself and THINK. I can't describe it in words. Amazing piece of thought in this video too about kaizen. Keep it up🙌

[@dianaeastwood7838]

Vinh, I truly believe that IS what you will do…✨💖✨

[@Rmc08]

BRILLIANT MESSAGE ❤❤❤

[@dontworry2371]

do good as you feel its your life you have freedom

[@sansamarwa]

Continuous improvement... Even if it's 1% everyday ❤

[@jonathansmith2734]

1% every day is massive. If your achieving 1% a day, ignore me and keep it up! But, for those who don't. Know that even a 0.01% improvement consistently makes so much improvement.

[@stefl7104]

I'm 63, worked in the dental field for 44 years. Retired for about 18 months, but inside of me felt a calling to do more would be in my future. Honestly, I wasn't sure what that would look like. About 2 months ago I started working for a media studio near my home in a front desk position. I am being stretched, learning new concepts, yet still bringing my skills interacting with people to the table. Even tho the pay is less, I am fulfilled in other ways. You won't ever know all the answers of new chapters in life, but go for it anyway. Step out, find out.

[@NitinTiwari-x8e]

But people you are helping with their communication,they still be benefiting from your content.

[@barbaralawrence6226]

LOVE this! Thank you.❤

[@rosskappa5410]

If you don't feel economically insecure for the future, you can start a chapter whenever and do whatever you like, knowing that you and your loved ones will still be secure. Those teachers in your example who stopped improving and enjoying his lessons probably doesn't want to give those lessons too but he has to. Freedom comes with power. The maximum limit of that power is measured with the least thing you have that stops you doing what you want which can be lacking health, money, peace of mind or etc... If you can perceive and achieve what your idea of freedom is, even failing at anything is enjoyable.

[@futurist999]

It was our jujutsu kaizen all along Stand proud, nah, I’d win, you were strong

[@TheAlphaEntity]

Is Vinh articulate because he is Vinh? Or is he Vinh because he is articulate?

It takes a lot of courage to change career path. Mainly financially secured people or daredevils allow themselves to try it. For less couragous I would recommend shifting more time to your hobby first. And later with enough experience figure out how to transform it into new career. And of course, try new things to find new hobby, little plan B. Starting new chapter sounds dramatic, but does it really need to? And Vinh, when I hear about you ending teaching I feel sad, so much fantastic knowledge and skills to be lost with time. So as literature Hero's Journey says if you feel like it's the end of the journey in this path, teach new discipline to take over that path. And with clear heart start next journey.

[@playfulsteps9249]

Life is a journey, and change is a constant. I think you would be an amazing author and you could also expand your online classes into a newer version of online VR classes, make them even more realistic for those that can't attend in person lol ❤ Kaizen is a fantastic concept to hold on the heart. Next, go into acting!

[@carolynwiens360]

Beautiful!

[@Dan-nn5si]

Hi Vinh! I enjoyed your journal entry it’s transparent and real. You mastered communication but have you mastered the manner in which you present it. That can be the next goal To be the best communication teacher and if someone else does it more finer well then there’s your inspiration. Good day Vinh appreciate your work.

[@TheGioKill500]

Hey Vihn! I was in a place where i needed to put on balance if i was going to continue being the person who almost have not time for my family and fully apathic or dedicate my time for who i love, which i'm still learning about my choice to left my job and seek hapiness, i was sad for a moment because of my reality on Brazil.. but i'm also feeling free and having the oportunity to do something that really worth my time. unfortunatelly i haven't find it yet.. but i mean, who knows how many years i have ahead. So I'll figure it out, and you will figure it out too! Love for all of you guys!

[@Ncc0451]

Thank you for your Art form.

[@borosdansz]

Wow Vinh, you are such an intelligent human. Thank you for these deep insights, and YES, you will be able to change in what you do as a profession if the time comes! 😉

[@ChrisLynch1313]

I had never heard that term before but I have been a fan of the idea. I feel that if you enjoy anything or it interesting you want to know more and should want to apply that, whether learning from others or innovating, constant self improvement is the way to go. I'm interested in so many things that small improvements in any of them makes me happy. I understand that I can't master everything all at once and that getting better makes the effort worth it. The things you have mastered become meditative practices. That what I think anyway. In other words: I concur.

[@williamkope]

this helped me quite a bit as i prepare to sleep. thank you

[@haveawonderfulday2432]

hello, you are amazing, sire! i really wish to do well and get to reach your level really well someday!

[@DiMono]

I'm currently transitioning from web programming to writing and puzzle creation. I haven't been passionate about programming for a couple years now - I've been doing it because it's something I'm good at that pays the bills. I would much rather be a writer, but it's taken until now to make that potentially - **potentially** - financially viable. Hopefully by the end of the year I'll be able to fully transition.

[@shomoyeoluwatosin5571]

Pls can you teach me programming

[@DiMono]

@@shomoyeoluwatosin5571 If you want to learn the basics, there are all kinds of free resources online to open that world up.

[@shendyprasetyo3177]

I think Kaizen will affect how humans think about themselves, like a habit. Because if a person carefully decides to stop and start something else, then that is also a Kaizen. And I'm sure someone with this habit will have the courage to start something new because they believe that it will improve their life.

[@BrownCow.]

I Love this so much!! Very Inspiring!! My first language is English and its the only language i speak, but damn I'm so bad at public speaking and just speaking to people in general! Vinh, you have helped me improve my English and speaking skill so much and i just wanna say Thank You!

[@AwangRebelRiders1200]

Thanks Vinh ❤❤❤❤❤

[@brodyalden]

Thanks Vinh

[@tasteofchaos6558]

and at the very least, you'll have so much online content that you'll never really stop teaching 😉

[@irvingoh1999]

To all the people who feel as do Vinh and I, take the leap. We will live and we will die, in this momentary speck of life, compared to the vast life cycle of the human race, be better for yourself, to yourself and within :)

[@sairian]

Sometimes I want to know why we don’t feel fulfilment anymore. If you’re continuously improving and getting better, why stop? There has to be an internal or external reason, right? Internally, you shouldn’t feel like you have perfected it, because that’s impossible. So it makes me wonder, how can I feel and see that day (i don’t want to improve anymore day) coming?

[@gusneverdied]

The human brain chases novelty. One day, you get bored of doing the same damn thing again and again, no matter how much you loved doing it when you started.

[@pebblecups]

Vinh, it needs feedback. From experience, I, or anyone, could spend many years improving myself in one area, and without the feedback that I am improving, it will destroy my enthusiasm to continue to improve no matter how much passion I have. It relies on other people. Often those people don't care, they are not interested in amateurs. It is extremely hard to get an feedback for what I want to improve because often the audiences are already too preoccupied with giving feedback to those others who are more successful. Continuous improvement does not work without positive feedback.

[@liz4133]

Great insight!

[@mrspybes8502]

The kaizen Principle ❤

[@Dextrolord]

The thought is terrifying to me to be honest. The line of work i studied for requires you to be up to date. If you havent worked in the branch for a while you are no longer relevant. I've only worked in that branche for a few months before choosing a different branche. But if the day comes where this no longer fullfills me i have no clue what options there are for me. I would have to go back to school again probably

[@nelsongaming7381]

Happy New year Vinh..😊

[@imdxpertm]

Vin, I want you to imagine a scenario, What would happen after you stop doing what you have accomplished. The expertise you have gained and shared with the rest of the world ? The world would forget you and your contribution and move on. But will it help a young lad , no very confident wanting to learn this skill ? Think. I would suggest you to start searching for a suitable successor who would keep your legacy and also take it forward. Watch Kungfu panda for more clarity. 😊

[@dynamicmusic376]

Change is absolut but i consider living with one thing one career if its suit you some times people confuse change with passion

[@faiththebeliever]

What a great concept. I think as I begin to mentally apply this to my own life two things come up- do I keep working on something I don’t want to do anymore simply because I don’t want to do it OR do I complete the work on those things on principle knowing that the object isn’t really of any interest to me, but the ability to work through the boredom actually improves ME? I have no real interest in wrapping up my degree right now though I’m so close to finishing, however, I know that completing that degree will instill in me a greater ability to persevere and do it for myself and my character more so than for the career advantage since I’m not even planning on staying in the field anymore. Really good food for thought today. Great post!

[@Apetoanimer]

Good vinh

[@mrzero7580]

You already know this life isn't a chapter of a story it's about the Entirety of it so if you want to do something different do it do it today don't wait for change to happen cus u know damn well the change is going to happen anyway if you are already starting to have thoughts of starting a new arc of a story of life time well then I don't know what to do either 😅 cus in the end the ans is always with you

[@kacerlotte]

Great thought process Vinh! Just concerned that how can we differentiate the courage to start a new chapter with giving up? Cause it can bring a lot of negative feelings being a quitter.

[@vgg8217]

Hi Sir I have recently started watching your videos 😊 I really like your content It helps me improve my communication and kind of person I am who always try improving my skills, I find it really helpful About this video, as you mentioned about the day when you want to change your path , I wanted to mention lot of people will miss your help. And Sir do you think instead of complete change perhaps you might take it in different directions?? Just a thought that came to me 😊 Thanks

[@akif7699]

I don't know how to I continue to develop myself and this make me sad. Inshallah one day I will learn and develop myself.

[@GauravWahithecoolone]

But vinh, how do you differentiate between transient feelings and those that are truly logical?

[@aniketpriyadarshi2801]

Thanks for this video Vinh, I have been doing programming since I was in grade 5 and I loved it more than anything in the world, I still do love creating personal projects and stuff like that but for me to continue doing this I have to do competitive programming, but I don't like it a lot, its not fun for me. But I have to do competitive programming if I have to pursue a career in computer science I have to do competitive programming. So in your opinion should I just quit competitive programming or should I just quit and do something else. I am currently in grade 10.

[@vibrationoftheone]

🙏

[@asimJyotiSarmah]

❤

[@sentralorigin]

how do you just "stop" doing something you don't want to?

[@-spscx]

[Suggestion if you change] Just make an online community managed by volunteers who benefitted from you where new people can interact and ask question about your yt vids and methods as u hv nearly 700 vids already. Hoping your team reads this .

[@cometministries]

Same

[@ViralDamn]

Find new ways where you could apply your skills, it's not just about presentations and giving a public speech, there is more .... Look for new ideas 💡