[Book Introduction] Reconfirming that note is a place I truly love

You don't necessarily have to write about every book you read in an article, but
I felt that I really wanted to write about this one.

I'm sure there are already some of you who have read it!

I previously participated in Hiroomi Sueyoshi's "Courage to Express" community, and I have read his other two books as well.

You might think, since I've been using note for two years now, is there any need to read "How to Start note" at this point?

This book is incredibly good, both for those who want to start writing on note and for those who are already writing.

Am I praising it too much?

It also gives you food for thought regarding "writing."

Also, for those who love note, it's a book that lets you reconfirm,
"note is a place I truly love."

As I progressed toward the end, I wanted to look back on my own note activities so far, and I almost cried—no, my heart was crying.

And I honestly felt that I want to continue using note from here on out.

I had felt that way before, but once again, I felt that writing here is
where I can be myself.

In this article by Mr. Sueyoshi, he also asked us to share our changes.

Even just "changing your title" is fine. Please tell me about the "1-millimeter change" that happened on your note this past week.

In my case, by writing on note, I think I have
become able to face my own feelings honestly.

When I say my own feelings, I mean many things.

Negative emotions, things I dislike about myself, and conversely, things I like.
Getting angry, laughing, crying,
and sometimes feeling frustrated.

In our daily lives, I'm sure you go through a lot of things too.
When you write and put your thoughts down, you can meet people who will read them.

I believe that is the greatest joy of note.

I also had the opportunity to receive a personal consultation from Mr. Sueyoshi.
It was a short time, but regarding the article I wrote at that time, for me,
there are things that still remain unchanged even now.

It is okay to accept the world you desire.

Mr. Sueyoshi also mentioned that note seems likely to change in the future.

As I continue to write, I am gradually feeling that kind of change, that positive evolution of note.

I want to continue writing happily on note from here on out.

Are you also enjoying note, you who have read this?

I have also opened up the message function on note, so please feel free to reach out. Sometimes it's easier to communicate through text without feeling nervous.

Nozomi*daisy