“Please, keep looking. Not for a person, but for your passion, your love, your courage, your goals, your dreams, your happiness, and most importantly, yourself. Keep looking. Explore yourself before you explore another. Only then will you know what you need over what you want. You need yourself to become your own.” 
The concept of our assembly “Kalizen” has been created by our class through the combination of two Japanese and Greek words, ‘Kalon’ and ‘Kaizen’.
“When life places stones in your path, be like water. A persistent drop of water will wear away even the hardest of stones”. The philosophy of “Kaizen” is of adapting and improving constantly. Every day is an opportunity to improve, even if it’s by 1%. The essence of Kaizen is the idea of making small, incremental improvements in life to be the better version of yourself. It emphasises on taking small steps, rather than big changes, one step at a time, to make the transition to your best version simpler and more unique.
“True beauty is about who you are as a human being, your principles, and your moral compass.” “Kalon” refers to beauty that emanates from a person’s inner qualities, such as kindness, compassion, wisdom, and integrity. This notion suggests that true beauty is not just about how someone looks on the outside but also about your flaws and what makes a person stand out
Hence, Kalizen is about embracing the journey of self-improvement and personal growth, recognizing that true beauty lies in who we are as individuals, our principles, and our moral compass. It encourages us to strive to be the best versions of ourselves, one small step at a time, and to appreciate the beauty that comes from within!Top of FormTop of Form
“Just because you are not doing what other people are doing, doesn’t mean you are failing or falling behind. You’re charting your own course and staying true to yourself, even though it would be easier to join the crowd. You’re creating a life you can fall in love with instead of falling in line. You’re finding the courage to do what’s right for you, even though it’s uncertain, scary, and hard” Thank you!