Events in Toyosu
Happy-chan and Hiroyuki Irie
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Today I had tempura for lunch!
Roppongi
“Lucky Burger” near the New National Stadium
I'd love for you to eat this!
It's amazing!
It's this!
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Akio Hiramoto
Keiichi Arai
Takumi Yamazaki
@Osaka
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Thank you for today!
Life map was wonderful too!
Terakoya Totonou is starting too!
Only people under 25 can participate!
Thanks to Nakamura-kun!
Today I initiated 4 people
INTO A DREAM!
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How to make friends
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Why are friends important?
The mouse experiment
Water with drugs/plain water.
When the mouse was on its own, it easily got addicted to the
water with drugs
The mouse with family and friends
drinks the normal water
Addiction is attracted by loneliness
e.g. mobile phone addiction, sugar addiction
Doing something at the expense of something else
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Sometimes it's a who. maybe it's time to put a name on it.
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Facing reality
You sometimes cancel things because of work, right?
But not the other way around? No!
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When something happens, who helps you?
Your work or your friends?
In the past,
having friends and community met many of our emotional needs
as social creatures,
but now, because we have less,
we put all our expectations on our lover or on our work.
We seek to get friendship, companionship, fulfillment and all the things from it.
It's a lot of pressure
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Let's ask our friends for help
Why don't you show your weaknesses?
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Being vulnerable brings connection.
Brendon Burchard
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Four questions...can you answer these questions about your team or about your friends?
Do you know....
1) What they need right now?
2) Who they most want to meet?
3) What do they love to do?
4) Who do they love the most?
Can you answer these questions about your team members?
If you can't
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Can you really say you are providing value?
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Do this first, before trying to achieve high goals or saying you want a "better" friend group.
First be a good friend to the one you already have.
