It is important for ordinary people to act in a natural, down-to-earth way. Like podcasters, for example.

I have started to see quite a few examples of events that begin with things like podcasts. The point is not that these people are celebrities (that is not the deeper meaning), but that they are ordinary people.

For example, I came across an article like this.

I think this is very interesting. On the other hand, while they are not exactly down-to-earth or 'idols you can go meet,' there are probably people who think that is too soft or just not right. I am very curious about what those people are looking for (laughs).

When people say 'down-to-earth,' it might give the impression of not overreaching or just maintaining the status quo.I can understand that, but I don't think staying down-to-earth means there is no growth; it is just the result of trying various things and settling into a natural state.

For instance, even just taking a podcast, continuing to talk on one—whether solo or as a duo—is quite exhausting. Who are you talking to? It is a matter of motivation, but many people cannot go that far. If you ask if that is still 'down-to-earth,' it involves hacking yourself, exploring interests, and creating mechanisms to keep from getting bored. At this point,I don't think there is any indulgence like 'maintaining the status quo' at all,at least, that is what I think.

If you are doing what you can and seeing it through, no one will complain, and I don't have the right or the position to say anything either. However, if you are not seeing it through, that is a problem. Let's see things through (laughs).

I think you should try doing things instead of just talking about them. Beyond that lies a world that only those who have taken action can see. It doesn't have to be about being a 'successful person' or anything; it can be something small. The point is to just do it. Start with what is right in front of you. Beyond that, a vast ocean stretches out forever.