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Ishikawa App

Analyze problems effectively with our Ishikawa diagram tool, semiautomatic voting system and Countermeasures template with color code status. Local backup, e-mail sharing and browser saving.

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5 Whys App

Identify root causes using the 5 Whys methodology easily. Import previous analysis (.json), encrypted files, e-mail sharing, local backup and browser saving.

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Uniconv App

Free Online Universal Units Converter
Real-Time Length, Currency, Mass/Weight, Volume, Temperature, Area, Pressure, Energy, Time, Speed, Power, Force, Angle, Fuel Consumption, Data Storage, Density, Torque, Acceleration, Moment of Inertia, Flow-Volume, Viscosity-Dynamic, Temperature Interval, Thermal Conductivity, Luminance, Illumination, Charge, Current, Voltage, Resistance, Magnetic Flux, Magnetic Flux Density, Radiation – Activity, Radiation – Absorbed Dose, Radiation – Equivalent Dose, Data Transfer Rate, Typography, Volume – Lumber.

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Kaizen Brain App

The Science of Kaizen Brain

This app is based on "Psychological Kaizen," a method developed by Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka. It's designed to bypass the brain's natural "panic" response to large tasks, which causes procrastination. By focusing on "micro-actions," we trick the brain into starting without resistance.

1. Psychological Kaizen: The Power of Micro-Actions

The core idea is to break down any daunting goal into a "ridiculously small" first step. This action should be so tiny it feels effortless, creating an irresistible urge to begin. For example, instead of "write a book," the micro-action is "open the document."

This leverages neuroplasticity. Each time you complete a micro-action, you strengthen the neural pathways for that behavior, making it more automatic over time. You are literally rewiring your brain for productivity.

2. Respiratory micro-Kaizen: Achieving "Flow State"

This is the advanced technique for making productivity not just easy, but addictive. It adds two powerful layers to your micro-action:

Guided Breathing (4-4-6): After your action, you'll be guided to inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 4, and exhale for 6. This pattern activates your parasympathetic nervous system, inducing calm and deep focus.
Positive Neural Anchoring: Immediately after breathing, you'll spend 10 seconds consciously feeling a strong positive emotion (pride, satisfaction). This links the productive behavior directly to your brain's reward system. Over time, your brain begins to crave the state of being productive.

The Golden Rule: Consistency Over Intensity

The most critical part of this process is patience. In the beginning, resist the urge to do more than your single micro-action. The goal is not to finish the task today, but to build a consistent daily habit. The "snowball effect" of momentum will build naturally. Stick with it, and you'll transform your relationship with productivity.

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