#179 How much can you change in 30 days? Introducing two people taking on the challenge!

Hello, this is Mame!

Today, I would like to introduce two creators who are currently working hard together on the
30-day continuation project with me.

We held an orientation the other day, and the Q&A session was quite lively, making it a very meaningful time.

After that, I gave them a homework assignment:

Choose three recommended articles from your own work and introduce them.

I would be happy if you could get to know the thoughts and feelings behind their writing.

I am already excited to see how the two of them will have changed after 30 days.

Please, everyone, watch over them with warm support.

Now, let's get started!

■ Creator Profile

Name: Yumi Tamashiro

Total number of articles: 26

Power of consistency: Since starting on February 8th, she has been steadily making progress, posting almost every day to every few days.

By counting "DAY XX," she shows the sincerity of keeping the promises she makes to herself.

Topic generation style: An unadorned, true-to-life perspective seen through flowers, the garden, family, and the milestone of being "65 years old."

She honestly observes and puts into words the "discomfort" and "trying too hard" within herself.

■📈Trajectory of Growth
February 17, 2026: "An event that turned my values 180 degrees"

Since this article, a shift toward "deep self-disclosure" that goes beyond a simple diary has been observed.

As evidenced by the highest number of likes to date and active comments, she has entered a phase of deeply resonating with readers' hearts by sharing her genuine struggles.

■👍Key Strengths
Vitality that smells of the earth: Descriptions through nature, such as fields and flowers, purify the reader's heart and provide a sense of security.

Life-sized self-dialogue: By writing without hiding even the fluctuations like "running out of ideas" or "feeling a bit off," you build overwhelming trust.

A "sense of mission" carrying the weight of life: You have the expressive power to deliver themes like "the connection of life" and "my mission" as a warm light, rather than something heavy.

■💡Future Prospects and Concrete Proposals
Establishing a "Seasonal Wildflower Photo Essay" series

Tamashiro-san's perspective on "flowers" and "fields" is extremely rich.

If you periodically insert a format where you write about 300 characters of that day's emotions for a single photo, linking visuals and the heart more closely, your fan base should expand even further.

■ Creator Profile

Name: Marumin | Someone who makes overthinking days a little easier

Total number of articles: 39

Power of persistence: Since August 2025, you have been carefully weaving words while maintaining your own pace.

Especially since the beginning of 2026, you have been updating your "records for self-alignment" at a stable rhythm of several times a week.

Style of generating ideas: Extracting deep insights from "minute daily life" such as cutting nails, drying hair, or forgetting a water bottle.

You do not ignore the "NO" or "discomfort" inside yourself, but rather translate them into words as if conducting an experiment.

■📈Trajectory of Growth
January 9, 2026: "A talk about writing time for those who don't need to provide answers"

With this article as a turning point, the "circle of empathy" expanded explosively.

More than just the number of over 100 likes, by fully affirming your own hesitation as the "richness of not providing an answer," it became a turning point that saved many "readers who overthink."

■👍Key Strengths
Verbalizing "minute sensations" with high resolution: A writing style that depicts the sense of self-love residing in actions like filling a bathtub or cutting nails so vividly that you can see the scene.

Disclosure of the "forgiving yourself" process: The sincerity of not hiding failures or conflicts, and logically and emotionally conveying how you made up with yourself afterward.

Title sense that melts the reader's loneliness: The magic of catchphrases that make you feel relaxed, as if someone is talking to you right next to you, such as "A story about...?" or "A day of...?"

■💡Future Prospects and Concrete Proposals
Serialization of "A Pictorial Book of Self-Care to Loosen Up with the Five Senses"

Marumin's descriptions of food and scents, such as "White Peach Sencha" and "Valentine's Beer," are incredibly pleasant.

If you turn these into a series as a "prescription for when you've overthought things," you'll surely build an even more loyal fan base.

■ Introduction of articles by the author (Work)

We asked Marumin to
choose three recommended articles
and
talk about them!

【Article Summary】

A story about how a bucket list isn't for achieving desires, but rather "a device to expand future options by giving yourself permission to want them."

【Recommended Points】

• The way it shows a realistic change where you realize you've "become someone who can choose," rather than a story about achieving things because you worked hard.

• It makes you want to look back at your notebook after noticing the habit of stopping yourself with thoughts like "I'm not good enough anyway."

【Article Summary】

A story about realizing that your value didn't change at all after trying out a state of not working so hard.

【Recommended Points】

• I sort of thought that "if I don't work hard, my value will drop," but when I actually relaxed, that wasn't the case. I hope that change comes across realistically!

• I hope this reaches those who have already worked hard enough,
  and conveys that it's okay not to force yourself to be positive!

【Article Summary】

A story about realizing that I was "seeking permission from others to rest" and understanding that structure after an injury forced me to let go of housework.

【Recommended Points】

• I would be happy if people could see the process of realizing that I didn't actually want others to tell me "it's okay to rest,"
  but rather that "I just hadn't been saying it to myself."

• The message that "you can give yourself permission to rest"
  will likely strike a chord with those who keep pushing themselves.

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