○ Letting go of 'wastefulness' allows luck to circulate | Message for July 8th

Getters Iida has compiled
365 days a year, words that accompany each date into
one book.
He reminds us with important things we tend to forget in our daily lives
through gentle words.

In my daily life, I want to gain small insights. With that thought in mind, I also introduce this message every day.

At the start of the day, I would be happy if you could read it quietly.

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■ Message for July 8th

'Wastefulness' is the beginning of bad luck. When you give as much as you can, you will grow surprisingly.

If I were to express this day's message in one word, it would be
'Rather than holding on, by giving, letting go, and sharing, both luck and growth begin to circulate.'

■ What lies behind 'wastefulness'

Have you ever had the experience of not being able to let go of things because 'they might still be useful' or 'I might use them someday'?

In this book, it is said that behind the feeling of 'wastefulness', there is sometimes

fear and attachment hidden, such as 'not wanting to lose out' or 'not wanting to lose something'.

That feeling can stop your actions and even keep
opportunities for new experiences and encounters at a distance.

■ People grow by giving

Money spent leads to experience, learning, and trust.
Time spent cultivates knowledge, skills, and connections with people.

Because new reactions and insights return in proportion to what you give, you can see the parts of yourself that are lacking, and the
speed of your growth will naturally increase.

■ Luck is something that 'circulates'

In this book, it is considered that luck is something that flows. If you stop it, it stagnates, but by letting it flow,

new luck will come around.

Not just money, but words of gratitude, smiles, kindness, knowledge, and information—

offering what you can do now without hesitation will, in the long run, lead to cultivating luck.

■ A small step you can take starting today

・Don't store away things you aren't using thinking it's a 'waste'; try
giving them away, selling them, or letting them go.

・Don't keep what you have learned to yourself; try
sharing it with someone.

・moneyInstead of just thinking of it as something that 'decreases,' try using it as
　an investment for your own growth or for your loved ones.

The word 'mottainai' is
an important valuefor Japanese people.

That is precisely why, while discerning what is truly important, we should also not forget to
avoid holding onto things more than necessary and let them circulate.

Today, too, a small 'courage to let go' might make it a day that
helps your future self grow.

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