[Things They Don't Teach You at School] Only Those Who Take Risks Get a Life That Is 'Worth' the Risk

~This is where I believe the 'start of education' begins~

An article posted a few days ago by Tadayasu Kiyokawa.

In my opinion, this article is 'sound logic'.

… So I took the contrarian approach

What determines success or failure in a career is not intelligence



but whether you can take risks

And whether you can accumulate effort

In the end, it's these two things

What is questioned after taking a risk is,

'Whether you can change'

Whether you can take risks

Whether you can adapt to change

Whether you can continue to put in the effort

And these three things are not talents.

They are "resolve."

That is the one and only conclusion I have reached after 15 years, having started a business with nothing.

This article is.

In my mind, "sound logic."

And, the reason my son

"One of the reasons I took the risk to study abroad in Africa"

I believe,

first of all, that life begins with the small risk of "buying a book."

The only education you should provide to your children.

Just one thing.

The "risk" of buying books with your own money.

Showing your children the sight of you, as a parent, taking risks.

"Humans are creatures that try to get their money's worth"

By utilizing the way the brain works, children grow up on their own...

In life, it is the victory of those who take risks as early as possible and

break away from the "crowd"

In my case, yes, that is how I am raising them.

Immediately after posting, I received a "Like❤︎" from Tadayasu Kiyokawa.

I'm so happy...

Thank you for always reading.

Have a wonderful life today too🍀