Courage is the willingness to face great risks. And this one must add the final ingredient, be persistent, because everything needs time. The time it takes to change a simple idea into an effective paradigm is not always the same, however, you must commit to be persistent and not give up easily. What nation do you think has the highest rate of resolution of new paradigms, the answer is Japan, who although he has taken the reputation of being an imitator of ideas it has not necessarily been the inventor, is one that is risky to carry out . Japan invests much time and money developing the idea that people from other countries have not had the courage to run. Like other countries, most people seek security, a secure job, safe investments, so a secure future., But if you are hungry for success and courage to undertake, their quality of life will never improve. And in this life there is always room for improvement, 1% is sufficient, but must do it every day.

This concept of continuous improvement is of Japanese origin and is known as Kaizen, is really a philosophy of life, which assumes that every aspect of our life should be improved continuously. We can see clearly along the lines of the first created by Sony walkman. On left, the other competing firms did their own walkman. Sony improved it by reducing the size, changing the design, with new tuning, etc., And competition drove him to improve, after Sony made it waterproof and wireless headphones, and the idea turned to be plagiarized, but always there was something to improve, and was what kept the Sony front. Finally left some recommendations to become pioneers of paradigms: Keep open mind always overcome any limitation. Break the rules even if you go against your past successes. There’ll always be you, may be one person outside you, but if people became friends with witty and you ignore their ideas, have the upper hand. Broaden your knowledge, invest in your education, read about topics that are ignorant, learn something new every day. Listen to anyone who has something to say (family, friend, supplier, customer, employee, etc.). You must understand that beyond the limits lies a world of opportunities.