Set the bar 2. Raise the bar:More things done a little better goes a long way and that requires benchmarking

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RANDY DUFFY RECENTLY ASKED pork producers to consider Toronto Maple Leaf's top scorer Phil Kessel, to understand the value of incremental improvement.Kessel scored 36 goals in 280 shots on net by the end of March. However, if Kessel had scored just one additional goal in every 20 shots, he would have had over 50 goals by April, and the Leafs might now be in the playoffs!"Small changes can have a big impact," said Duffy, who is a research associate at the University of Guelph's Ridgetown campus, as well as a hockey fan.