Taku's Blog++: Why not try creating a “Life Map?”　Who am I?! I am a "man", and before that, a "person". And...

See how to write it

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“Factorizing yourself” in the Coaching Notes

http://grandline.xb.shopserve.jp/

By writing it out, you can increase "your knowledge of yourself=self-knowledge."

It can help to organize your messy mind!

Are you interested in a place to learn how to write mind maps??

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This is a method of dividing yourself into roles such as “person,” “man,” “son,” “father,” “husband,” etc., and visualizing each situation and issue, as well as your dreams and problem solving, on a mind map.

Open Chat “Life Map "

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「人生マップ」オープンチャットに参加してください！

Who am I？！

I am a "man",

and before that, I am a “person." And...

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Your loss if you don't know

Habits that people who are loved by the universe always do

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpv3mNN7F3E&t=1s

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All the motivational switch coaches in Mie!

Friends in Shima too!

Thank you！

Becoming the Z to bring X and Y together〜

This junior from Matsusaka High school was wonderful!

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Memories in Shibuya

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Buddies in Hokkaido☆゜:*:・゜

What great photos!

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Late night meeting with her in Bali

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Stimulating time in Nagoya!

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A wonderful time in Okayama too

Thank you

We sang songs too〜〜〜

Mr. Takeda！

Female woodwork queen!

〜I'm waiting for your photos〜〜〜

↓↓↓A wonderful bread shop↓↓↓

https://www.instagram.com/aiyuwaie?igsh=MWwyZnM3M3dqbGN6eQ==

A genius performance.

She expresses the Shinto sound beautifully.

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What is a gratitude economy？

1. An economic sphere where gratitude is communicated in the form of “capital"

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The goal is to increase the number of actions that are appreciated by society as a whole.

An economic sphere is being created in which

those who perform actions worthy of gratitude are valued.

A “market” is created to acquire points (capital), and the quality of actions to be more appreciated increases.

Giving gratitude in the form of points = quantifying gratitude

2. Economic sphere that encourages “giving” through gratitude

Advocates a lifestyle that allows people to move back and forth between a capitalist economy and an economy of gratitude.

Aims to satisfy the need for self-transcendence (the joy felt by contributing to others), not the need for self-approval

Aims to create a society that encourages giving without asking for anything in return, in distinction to capitalism, which is driven by profit and loss.

Giving gratitude in the form of a message card = Degree of gratitude is qualitative and context-oriented

https://ideasforgood.jp/glossary/thanks-economy/

↓↓↓I asked CHAT GPT about this・・・

The concept of the gratitude economy revolves around the idea of creating and sustaining economic relationships based on gratitude, reciprocity, and genuine appreciation, rather than traditional monetary transactions and profit motives. It emphasizes the value of human connections, trust, and mutual support as the core drivers of economic activity. Here are some key aspects of the gratitude economy:

1. Human-Centric Transactions: In a gratitude economy, transactions are centered around human relationships and mutual benefits rather than purely financial gains. This approach fosters a sense of community and belonging.

2. Reciprocity: The principle of reciprocity is fundamental. People engage in economic activities with the understanding that acts of kindness and support will be returned, not necessarily in a direct or immediate manner, but as part of a larger cycle of goodwill.

3. Trust and Loyalty: Trust and loyalty become the primary currency. Businesses and individuals build long-term relationships based on trust, which can lead to sustained loyalty and repeated interactions that benefit all parties involved.

4. Social Capital: Social capital, which includes networks, relationships, and the goodwill of others, becomes a significant asset. Individuals and businesses invest in building strong, positive relationships that can provide support, opportunities, and resources.

5. Non-Monetary Exchanges: The gratitude economy often involves non-monetary exchanges, such as sharing knowledge, offering assistance, or providing services without the expectation of immediate financial compensation. These exchanges are driven by the desire to help others and contribute to the community.

6. Sustainable and Ethical Practices: The gratitude economy encourages sustainable and ethical practices, as businesses and individuals prioritize the well-being of others and the environment over short-term profits. This leads to more socially responsible and environmentally conscious behavior.

7. Positive Feedback Loop: Acts of gratitude and kindness create a positive feedback loop, where the more people engage in these behaviors, the more they receive in return, reinforcing the cycle of goodwill and support.

Overall, the gratitude economy represents a shift from traditional economic models focused on competition and profit maximization to a more collaborative and human-focused approach. It recognizes the importance of intangible assets like trust, relationships, and community in creating a thriving and resilient economic system.