About me and this note

It's been about a month and a half since I started this note, and
I've started to get a vague idea of what kind of place I want this to be.

It's a bit late for this, but
I'd like to properly introduce myself now.😊

Nice to meet you.

I'm a company employee living in Tochigi Prefecture,
and I live with my husband and daughter.👨‍👩‍👧

I don't have any special skills or amazing achievements.
I'm not particularly ambitious, nor am I an expert in anything.

This note is
a place where I write down the things I feel and try out in my daily life
just as they are.✍️

My personality and usual stance

I'm the type who is timid but curious.

When I'm interested in something, I research it too much,
and often end up unable to take action.😅
I'm easily influenced by those around me, and my opinions change often (lol).

I fail quite a lot, but I don't let it get me down for long,
and I usually just move on saying, "Oh well!"

I'm not perfect, I waver, and I get lost.
I think I'm probably not that different
from the people reading this.

Daily life and things I like

I cherish the time I spend with my family.🌿

I like games,🎮
and although I used to play them often, my playtime has decreased recently.

I often write about my laid-back daily life in this note.
Rather than a "useful note,"
it might be more of a "note for a little breather."☕

Living a relaxed life like that, there is something
I've started thinking I need to face properly over the last few years.💭

What sparked my interest in money and asset building

Originally, I wasn't very interested in asset building or saving money,
and I basically left money matters to my husband.😅

When my husband said,
"Why don't you try studying NISA?"
that was the trigger for me to start becoming a little more conscious of it.
Around that time,

I watched Atsuhiko Nakata's YouTube University and the Liberal Arts University by Ryo-gakucho,
and learned about the concept of "FIRE."
At first, honestly, it felt like someone else's business,

but as I thought about my child's future and the time I spend with my family,
I started to face it little by little.
Now, I'm aiming for side FIRE,

and I'm continuing to build assets in a relaxed way.💰
However, for me, asset building is

not about "saving by enduring" or
"cutting back stoically."
It's about not letting my feelings get overwhelmed.

It's about not cutting back on family time or daily pleasures.
I value that.
I've summarized my current thoughts

on saving money
in this article.👇

※This is a paid article, but I've written it so that the concept can be understood even from the free part.
I'd be happy if you could take a look, even just for the vibe.☺️

Things I'm into lately

Recently, I've been having fun trying things out using AI.✨

I'm still studying, so I haven't mastered it, but
I've tried making goods on SUZURI,
and making and selling LINE stickers.🎨

Rather than worrying about whether it will go well,
it's more like,
"It seems doable, so I tried it."

It's like that.☺️
It might be an exaggeration to call it a side job or a challenge,
but I'm trying various things with a feeling close to play.🚀

What I write about in this note

In this note, I write about:
• Things I feel in my daily life
• Memories and thoughts about my family
• Failure stories and lessons from NISA and asset building📊
• Things I've tried using AI
• Small challenges like SUZURI and LINE stickers

These are not "amazing stories,"

but records of trial and error by an ordinary person.📝
I've somewhat separated the daily-life-like articles and the asset-building-like articles into magazines,

so if you want to read by theme,
please take a look there too.👀

About paid articles

Many of my failure stories and experiences are in free articles.

I plan to write about the processes that led to results,
and content I want to convey in a summarized way,
as paid articles.

I hope that the experiences I've actually tried and felt "this worked well"
will be useful to people who are about to start something,
or people who are hesitant to take that first step.
I don't have any major achievements yet, but

I plan to leave them as records of an ordinary person's trial and error, including the detours and stumbles along the way.
Instead of "amazing success stories,"
I will quietly make only the things I think are necessary

paid content.🙌

Finally

I am neither a teacher nor a successful person.
I'm just an ordinary person in the middle of a challenge.

I'm moving forward while worrying and taking detours.🐾
Because it's not a perfect success story,
I'd be happy if it could lead to someone avoiding failure or having a small realization.

Please feel free to read,
and if you feel like it, I'd be very happy if you could react.☺️
Once again, thank you for your support.✨