A story about realizing the importance of focusing on what 'not to do'

The other day,
I read a wonderful article.

It was by Motoshi Kohara.

It is titled "To those who think they have no strengths."

It is.

Motoshi Kohara shares
wonderful ideas
along with adorable characters.

In this post as well,
he shares a brilliant perspective.

✔ It's not just those who can do things
　who are amazing.

Generally, easy-to-understand strengths are
parts of you that excel compared to others.

Good at sports!
Good-looking!
Talented at drawing!
Tall, great figure!
Strong communication skills!
High income, high education!
Quick-witted!
Knowledgeable and well-read!

And so on... compared to others,

"things you don't have"
"a state of being superior"
"things that are clearly different"

are used to
clearly judge strengths.

But...

strengths are
not just that!

Yes...

"What you don't do"is also
fully considered a strength.

It is a strength that is
quite hard to notice, but...

Kohara-san strongly asserts
that it is a magnificent strength!

I also
strongly agreed with Kohara-san's way of thinking ( ˙ω˙)و Good!

✔Strengths on note

Speaking of
strengths on note,
it would be writing ability.

Writing that makes readers want to read it.

A sense of words that makes you want to move on to the next part.

Content that makes you excited and thrilled
through brilliant pacing and rhythm.

High writing ability is
a strength that everyone envies.

But, I
don't think it's just about writing ability.

Especially when it comes to note...

Of course, I want to write
engaging and attractive content.

But you know,

I believe that writing ability alone
is not enough to make you a truly
charming noter.

A strength that goes beyond writing ability.

A 'heart that cares for others'

is necessary.

That is precisely why
the 'Like' feature exists on note.

It is overflowing with comments
that show mutual care.

Including support and high praise,
note is built upon actions and words
born from a heart that cares for others.

A heart that cares for others is
the true mark of a noter.

This is by no means just empty talk.

For me,
note is
'that kind of place'.

* * * * *

note is a type of social media.

The vast majority of accounts
are people whose faces you cannot see.

Just because of that,
it doesn't mean you don't need to be considerate.

In fact, what Kohara-san says,
'not speaking ill of others'
and 'not betraying people'
are very important virtues.

On the other side of the screen, it's not an AI,
but a living, breathing human being waiting.

Of course, in the real world as well,
these are equally important matters.

Instead of looking at what you can do,
why not try focusing on what you 'don't do'?

Your 'not doing' things
enriches someone's heart.

Well then, until next time.
Goodbye.

Motoshi Kohara-san.
Thank you
for your wonderful post!