Have you ever thought of the difference between these two words 'Continuous and Continual'?

Continuously and continually

Yes we know both words come from the root word " continue" , but they mean very different things.

Continuously means never ending.

Example :Hopefully your efforts of becoming successful are continuous, because you never want to stop improving in  future.
                                            WHILE
Continual means whatever you're referring to stops and starts.  

Example : just wondering when Jane and Israel will learn to get along, their Continual disagreements are becoming increasingly unbearable.

                             Example using both words in a sentence :

That's why you should focus on continuous improvement but
plan to have continual meetings with your accountant: The
former should never, ever stop, and the other (mercifully) should.