This is an event that has remained memorable and memorable in the past. ・Practice baseball with my parents for the Ikeda High School (in kindergarten) ・I fell on my bike and got injured ・I was clingyed to by a stray dog when I was in elementary school ・I was cried home by a stray dog ・I was cried out by a scary story ・I was waiting on the stairs in front of my house to see if anyone would come back ・I went for a walk every day with a beagle ・My computer...
Hello, this is Taiko. Since I first started playing Aikido, I have become even more interested in Japanese history, and have been reading books on Japanese history (especially ancient history). Recently, I've been reading books by Onagi Yoshiyuki a lot. The interpretation of the ancient period (Jomon period) is particularly interesting. And what about it! I was told that I would give a lecture in Kumamoto, so I signed up and participated immediately. Let's learn Japan...
Is there anyone like this? I'm always caring about people. Comparing yourself to others. I'm doing the right thing but it's not going well. This time, I will summarize my thoughts after reading two books, "The Courage to Be Disliked" and "The Courage to Be Happy," which are the perfect introduction to Adlerian psychology. It is written in the form of a discussion between a philosopher and a young man. It's like a script for a play...
What is money? What is trust? I finished reading the book I received at the seminar the other day. "Fanfare of Revolution: Modern Money and Advertising" by Nishino Akihiro It was a hot topic last year so I was thinking of reading it someday, but I didn't have the opportunity to read it. This was received from the instructor at the seminar I attended the other day. I know very little about King Kong Nishino...
Are you a company employee who is currently reading this article? Or is it a "freelance"? I am an office worker in the IT industry. I spend three hours round trip to work every day. What's more, his salary is no different to that of a new graduate. Even if you have a track record, you will not be evaluated. Even if I want to do the job I want, I won't let him. While I was thinking about it, I came across a book. flat...
It's been almost a year since I started my blog. It's been about six months since I switched to Wordpress. I want to be able to eat through this blog. My goal is to earn 100,000 yen a month. To do this, I receive guidance from a variety of bloggers and work hard to collect material. And next time I'll be able to meet some famous professional blogger Someya Masatoshi...
I reviewed it before, but recently I decided to reassess my work style, so I read it again. I'll be re-reviewing the book "God and Time Techniques" by psychiatrist Dr. Kabasawa Shion. As mentioned in the subtitle, how can you bring out your brain's full performance in a 24-hour period? This is explained in a separate morning, afternoon, evening. What is the God-Time Technique? Conclusion...
I want to try many different things, but I start to think, "I'm not the only one." It was a job that started when my wishes came true, but I felt that it was different from what I was looking for. Even now, I often don't express my opinions because I'm worried about what others think. This is especially true when dealing with people you're interested in or don't like. So this time, I'll be reading Toyota Yusuke's book, "20 Questions to Meet Your Valuable Self"...
There are many "successful books" published in the world. But how many people read it and say, "Yes, it was a success!" Are you just going to go to various seminars, go to, go to, and act blindly? I was trying to become one of those people too. Successful people in the world have different ways of thinking about their actions. Such a...
How do you spend 1,440 minutes per day? Are you just spending your time lazing around without thinking about anything? No, I've made a proper to-do list! There are probably some who do that. How do you spend the morning? How do you spend the afternoon after? Today I'd like to write my thoughts on "How to Use 1440 Minutes by Kevin Cruise." Read this book...
