#My Relaxed Time Management note Contest Winner Announcement!

The note contest was held to commemorate the release of my new book, "My Relaxed Time Management for Those Who Can't Try Hard."Thank you all so much for your many entries!

The total number of entries was over 90!I'm really happy that so many people participated. Honestly, I didn't think I'd get this many entries, so it took me a suuuper long time to read them all (lol). Sorry about that!

As a perk for this contest, I set a goal to "read and comment on every participant's note," so I have left comments, even if they are short. Please check them out. (Let me know if I missed yours!)

Well, without further ado, I'd like to announce the winners!There is no ranking.I'm just going to introduce the ones that personally resonated with me!

👑 Winner Announcement!

The "Being an Otaku is the Best!" Award

First of all, the otaku vibe overflowing from the writing is the best. I can picture you talking super fast. And the many realistic struggles and practical solutions that any otaku would likely nod along to deeply.I was struck by the inner cry of, "Otaku are forced to make decisions that would surprise even Steve Jobs!"This is a must-read time management technique for those who want to engage in sustainable fandom activities.

The "Makes Me Want to Take Unnecessary Detours" Award

This really feels like "relaxed time management." You might think it's more efficient to just head straight home, butby daring to take a detour, you can use time for yourself.Because if I go home, I'll definitely just laze around. That Doutor time just for yourself after finishing your plans is so wonderful. It's rich.

The "Extremely Effective for People with Weak Willpower" Award

"Have you ever played games for over 50 hours in a week? I have."The hook is perfect. Creating your own time management method for entertainment that you can't stop, and giving it a cool name, is so chuunibyou and I love it. I'm the type of person who can't stop once I start reading manga, so I definitely want to try the "Even Loss Time Method"!

The "I Relate So Much My Neck Might Snap" Award

The title is just too relatable. You know that feeling of "What did I come here to get again?" I could picture the scene specifically and laughed. When I'm out, things are organized so it doesn't happen much, but the technique of practicing that at home too. It's simple, seems easy to imitate, and is great!

The "Reading This Will Skyrocket Your Motivation" Award

I love this kind of note. It's packed with photos, easy to understand, and makes it easy to imagine putting it into practice. Furthermore, the methods for boosting motivation are written in detail, which tickles the "I want to try this!" feeling."Even if it's little by little, it's better than not progressing at all"—that is so true.It's a note that makes you feel motivated as you read it.

The "It's Okay to Give Up Refreshingly" Award

"Look at daily housework from a macro perspective, not a micro one"was such a power word. Personally, I think "refreshing resignation" is important for time management, so a positive mindset of "Well, there are things I didn't get done, but I did a little, so that's fine" is important, right? The inner cry at the beginning was very realistic, and I could feel that moms are truly fighting against time while going through trial and error every day. (I thought this while reading other people's notes too. I'm currently overwhelmed myself, but aren't moms just amazing??)

The "Makes You Want to Cherish Every Day" Award

I love the opening that starts with, "Days where time just flows away are gradually exhausting." Time management has an image of just squeezing out time, but the real purpose is to cherish and savor every day. To paraphrase in your words,"a little ingenuity to regain your sense of self and small satisfactions."It was a note that made me want to rethink why I create time and why I work on time management.

Thank you for your submissions!

For this first note contest, many people participated even though they said, "I don't have any time management techniques..." It made me happy to see you discovering them while writing your notes, saying things like, "I tried writing about it and found I actually did!"Everyone, you do have them. Your own unique time management techniques.

The notes from those who didn't win are all excellent too! It was so much fun reading about all the different relaxed time management techniques. Everyone's time management tips are very helpful, so please search for and read them using "#MyRelaxedTimeManagement".

I would like to hold this again somewhere, so I would be happy if you could participate again when I do!

Please fill in your shipping address in the Google Form!

I apologize for making this about me, butsince I will be flying overseas from the evening of Sunday, July 13th, I have to rush to get the shipping procedures done before then!!(This is so much about me!)

Winners, I apologize for the trouble, but please enter your address in the form below by Saturday, July 12th.Thank you very much for your cooperation. (Kowtowing)