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"A Good Day", My Misunderstanding

Leave a Comment / LIFE , Way of life / seitaku TAK

I think I was mistaken.
It is just a series of working hard with no results to show for it. Even if I ponder whether there is something wrong with how I'm trying hard, there is no correct answer. Anyway, it's about taking on challenges... Ever since I jumped into a completely unknown world, I've truly been plunging my hand into the dark, feeling around hoping there is some "good thing or opportunity" there. Living every day with such feelings and actions, honestly, I think I've been doing this for years, clinging to the nameless, heartfelt wish and prayer that "today of all days, please let it be a good day."

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The Concept of Survival

Leave a Comment / LIFE , Way of life / seitaku TAK

I suppose I'm the type of person who enjoys pretty much everything and works hard at various things.

When I was little, I used to be in the Boy Scouts, and I think I enjoyed various aspects of that as well.

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Stretching time

Leave a Comment / Art , Concept / seitaku TAK

There are many ways to live life by slowing down time. Even in unproductivity, there are many times when time passes in the blink of an eye.

The passage of time is relative.

Well then, about the camera...

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Inspiring salesperson

Leave a Comment / Communication , Corporate Consultant / seitaku TAK

I met a good person

Sometimes, there are people who can only engage in superficial conversations, or who try to show off to customers, or some people in customer support work like robots. There's a lack of communication in business that conveys the fundamental human belief of "I believe in this!" It's a waste.

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Sliding door - Challenge to Junior High School Graduate

Leave a Comment / Art , Contradiction / seitaku TAK

※Sliding door (turning point in life): seemingly inconsequential moments that alter the trajectory of future events.

Looking back now, studying abroad, which I decided to do myself, was fun and I worked incredibly hard, but I feel that the education I received in Japan, up to junior high school, was sufficient.

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A conversation about cursive writing (with young British people)

Leave a Comment / Communication , Foreign language / seitaku TAK

I can't read old formats like Waka, so I can't say anything... That's the premise. lol

One day, I was talking with two young people (21 years old) from the UK. One was British of Chinese descent, and the other was British of Irish descent.

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Harsh kindness and kind harshness

Leave a Comment / Art , American Football , Consulting , Corporate Consultant / seitaku TAK

I also work as a staff member for a university sports team, so this was a very familiar topic. I thought about it for a while. Somehow... I felt a vibe that might be interpreted as an older generation imposing their

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From Boston Airport to Charles de Gaulle Airport

Leave a Comment / Travel , Consulting , Corporate Consultant , Foreign language , Cross-cultural Exchange / seitaku TAK

From the West Coast to the East Coast of America, I would take Japanese clients, and finally to Europe. My mission was to visit European and American users who had implemented new systems, with Japanese clients in tow, for corporate projects.

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Only Side-Step Melancholy (US)

2 Comments / Promoting Women's Success , Way of life , Cross-cultural Exchange / seitaku TAK

Lately, I've been thinking that, just like in sports, you don't move forward by only taking side steps.

It was good that people generally had the opportunity to learn about gender diversity and think, "Ah, so there are those kinds of perspectives too."

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Possibility of Keigo (Italian)

Leave a Comment / Concept , culture , Sicily , Foreign language , Cross-cultural Exchange / seitaku TAK

(The photo is of the center of CATANIA, Sicily. When you are with a baby, uncles and aunts dote on you immensely, without asking, lol. They touch the baby's face without hesitation. This wasn't the case in America. They are very kind people.)

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Rough Entrepreneurship & Gratitude (California, USA)

Leave a Comment / Art , San Diego / seitaku TAK

This happened in San Diego, California, USA.

Before that, I lived in Japan for a short time. During that time, my mother-in-law became terminally ill, and we returned to Los Angeles, where my wife's family lives. Due to various sudden events, we returned to the US with NO PLAN.

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Glad I didn't get angry, first time

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I'm not naturally prone to anger. However, when it comes to family or friends, I can act impulsively. It doesn't seem to matter whether it's in public, abroad, or domestically. In America, especially since my daughter was born, I've been frequently subjected to meaningless comments about her appearance and culture, and I used to think most Americans were enemies. There was a time like that.

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