🌸【Alford50's Connection Log】🌸 189

I would like to introduce five people I have connected with on note.

1. Jin_sasagawa

Someone who took the opportunity of re-learning to step into the new world of co-creation with AI.
The "stories connecting dreams and reality" that can only be drawn from a wealth of life experience are impressive.
Their approach of carefully nurturing words and stories through dialogue with ChatGPT.
They quietly teach us that age has nothing to do with taking on challenges.
👉 Click here for Jin_sasagawa's note

2. Rakuda who woke up to investing

A down-to-earth investor who realistically balances family, work, and investing.
Their sincere approach of sharing numbers and real-life data without holding anything back creates a sense of trust.
The strength to continue the royal road of steady accumulation and diversification is appealing.
They are a presence that gently encourages readers to think, "I can do this too."
👉 Click here for Rakuda who woke up to investing's note

3. Zeroichi Beat | AI Composer

Someone whose dedication to not giving up on musical expression even in a busy daily life is impressive.
Through AI composition, they show the possibility that "you can create even if you don't have time."
A gentle worldview flows through their BGM and Digital Café series.
Their posts, which connect technology and sensibility, are very pleasant.
👉 Click here for Zeroichi Beat | AI Composer's note

4. MYS+ Haruka Sato

Someone who weaves words from the desire to "empathize with someone."
Perspectives on psychology, fortune-telling, and mindfulness blend together gently.
Their attitude of not pushing themselves and valuing their own pace is comfortable.
There is a warmth that makes you feel a little lighter after reading.
👉 Click here for MYS+ Haruka Sato's note

5. Asuka Mihara | Labor and Social Security Attorney who went independent with zero HR experience

Someone who chose the path of independence from zero practical experience and is steadily moving forward.
Their attitude of facing reality without assuming perfection is very sincere.
They carefully verbalize the hesitation and loneliness unique to a job that deals with people.
The more you read, the more they make you feel that "you are not alone."
👉 Click here for Asuka Mihara's note

Grateful for the "connections" I've made on note.
I will introduce five more wonderful people next time.🌿

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