Rooms for improvement and other questions

Improvement feels like: having had a positive impact.

Improvement feels like a ‘yes’ moment and it’s addictive😂

Improvement feels like a jump for joy 🤩 when something just clicks 👌

improvement can feel empowering as you could be making progress toward a goal and having a positive impact not only on yourself but others around you.

I agree Chris! It can be challenging but also motivating when you understand the purpose and potential of improvement!

Improvement feels like time spent productively with an end product you are proud of.

Improvement feels like turning a weakness into a strength

Is improvement an occasion or an action?

Improvement is a journey, so an action, that doesn’t have an end per se, but with a series of check-ins to gauge that movement is in the right direction.

• If there was a room for improvement, where would it be in the house?

In the loft space. Lots of room for big ideas with potential for development - you can transform the space or even add another floor!

Improvement is the smile of success from a child who suddenly gets it

The “room” for improvement is the kitchen. New equipment, trying new dishes and flavours, reorganising and optimising things, cleaning up and reviewing what you did to make the next time better.

I played an online game of The Quiet Year with friends last night. First time using a mouse to draw digitally since Paint in High School. The memorable yet barely notable improvement was in my ability to draw a skull mountain…naturally.

If improvement was a room it would be the kitchen. There you start with ingredients and at the end you create a meal.

Improvement is making a positive forward step and feels like satisfying, like achieving a breakthrough.

Improvement feels like progress that is having an impact! Not an action or occasion as it takes time and effort… can’t always see at the moment but looking back and around you then realise.