The role of a 'supporting player' could have a better image, don't you think? (Reflecting on my own role)

Maybe I should master the art of being a 'supporting player'.
I thought of this while considering my current and future self. This goal might be a good one. 'Supporting player' is used in many ways, but in my mind, I define it as【to thoughtfully support others so that they can succeed as the protagonist.】and that is how I think of it.

So, does that mean I will never be the protagonist?
That's a bit sad.
No, no, I mean being the protagonist of the role of 'supporting player'.
(Reminds me of Yonosuke from the novel 'Yokomichi Yonosuke')
If I could increase the number of people I support...

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I started thinking this way becauseI got hooked on helping my husband lose weight.The goal is to get him down to 73kg in a healthy way, but ideas keep popping up and it's incredibly fun. Since the results can be confirmed with numbers, it feels like a game!

Having gotten a taste of this, I'm now targeting someone at work (a researcher) to help them succeed. First, I want to help them get one paper published and one research grant. Ideas are already starting to flow again.

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Honestly, looking back, it's easier to make things happen for 'other people' than for 'myself.' It's a bit tricky that it can't be just anyone, though... but I intend to increase the number of people I support as much as I can.

And for that, there is something very important... I must enjoy myself to the fullest. Eating delicious food and going to places I want to visit. Otherwise, I won't have the vitality to support others.