Today I had song prep with Nana Tanimura〜〜〜
I'll be singing at Anaguchi-san's party soon〜
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これからの時代
新しい自分と出会っていくこと！
In the future era,
go to meet/discover the new you!
At that time
It's necessary to move beyond
the fear of going outside the box.
When you feel anxious
I say out loud "Fuan (anxious in Japanese) Tastic"
and get over it!
Fantastic! Thank you!
https://www.instagram.com/sougetu_rockmama_artist/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D
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We'll do an IG LIVE soon〜
See you there!
January 19th from 10 pm！！！
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The illustration for the Azabujuban Festival is also by Akira Uno!
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Mayu Kanatani
https://www.tiktok.com/@mayu_kanatani/video/7184070135211134209?lang=ja-JP
https://www.tiktok.com/@mayu_kanatani/video/7166539811174567169?lang=ja-JP
Wow! Thank you
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This will deepen our learning
We must learn to automate the way we earn
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Learn to automate your earnings!
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Being Motivated and Eager are two very different things
https://djaoi.blog.jp/archives/89830273.html?t=1
When you say 'motivate'
I think most people think of mental things like 'being eager or getting excited'.
Motivation and eagerness are two completely different things.
Being "eager" is a transient thing that is not dependent on purpose.
I think of it as 'just a whim."
You can be inspired on a whim and get a rush of adrenaline, but it never lasts.
It can be a great help in a momentary race like a short-distance run,
but it is not a good driving force for long-term competitions like work or study, where sustainability is required.
Motivation is about establishing and sustaining universal motivations.
'Why do you do this work, why do you study?'
Have a theoretical reason for your action by clarifying your why.
Rather than inspiring one to "do their best!"
Clarifying the motivation of why you have to do what you do is what "increasing motivation" means.
One does not need to be eager to work or study
There is no need there to cram in idealism.
No need to hype yourself up.
No need to pump up adrenaline
People perform best when they are relaxed, not over-excited
Not too excited, not too tense
but in an environment that is relaxed and just right.
When the motive is clear,
the best performance is achieved.
Don't misunderstand the meaning of the word "motivate".
You don't need to be or feel eager. Just have a clear understanding of the way to your motivation.
It's perfect once that becomes a habit
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Link to Takumi Yamazaki’s
ENGLISH Book “SHIFT”
