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Coaches' Association
Under the leadership of the Chairman and Vice Chairman
Osaka seminar started!
Thank you Mr. Nagai!
VIP attendees!
To the third cohort of coaches!
To all the members of the first cohort—
I truly feel your support. I couldn’t do this without you!
The seminar was a great success!
The party was an absolute blast!
Smiles, smiles, and more smiles!
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Ramen by myself afterwards?!
The moment an idea arises and is born--from
0→1 in that moment of spark--the future is already set in motion.
For example:
When a product idea first comes to you,
its potential customers already begin to exist on some level.
Then come the words—
and with them,
a future that unfolds and takes shape, moment by moment.
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🌱 1. The Future is shaped by the Quality of the "Seed"
That moment of “I’ve got an idea” isn’t just a beginning—
it’s the emergence of a seed that already holds the future within.
What kind of idea is born will dramatically affect what unfolds next.（I personally think that its important the state you are in when an idea is born---a Beautiful State)
In other words, it’s the quality of the 0→1 moment that determines the 10s and 100s that follow.
The passion, intention, and desire encoded in that instant ripple into the branches and leaves of the future.
🔮 2. The Moment of Birth Begins the Story of the Future
The 0→1 moment is not just a spark—it’s the beginning of a story.
Like the first “clap” of a film’s slate, from that instant the story is already headed toward its ending.
This story will attract seemingly chance—but actually destined—encounters and developments.
The idea comes first, the reality follows.--The future is already moving in the background of that inspiration.
✨ 3. Intuition Is a Message from the Future
An idea born in the 0→1 moment is a call from the future.
A flash of inspiration is a future event speaking through the present moment.
And when the person who receives that call says, “Yes, I’ll do it,” the future locks into orbit.
🚀 4. Action Is "Proof the Future Has Begun"
What follows 0→1 is action—the “proof” of what’s to come.
Action is how the future starts for real.
But the prototype of that action already exists within the 0→1 moment.
Our job is simple yet profound: Become the person who belongs to that future.
Stay in your Beautiful State.
🧭 5. The Clearer Your See the Future, the More Your Cherish 0→1
It’s in the smallest gut feelings. The quietest flashes of insight.That’s where the whole future lives.
Not in big dreams or grand strategies—but in the subtle feeling of a small 0→1 shift.
Those who don’t miss it are the ones who shape the future.
🔖 Possible Titles or Slogans:“The Future Has Already Begun.”
“The Moment an Idea Is Born, Your Destiny Begins to Move.”
“0→1: The Moment the Future Smiled.”
Please come to learn about 10X！
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*Articles by Takumi Yamazaki about 10X
Achieving a 10X goal is actually easier than achieving a 2X goal.
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We're hosting both a free seminar and a premium (paid) seminar.
It’s a special opportunity featuring Nagoune-san, the author of 10X, who will be joining us as a guest— making this an incredibly valuable session.
Also, for those attending the paid seminar,
you'll receive a ¥10,000 ticket to one of Nagoune-san’s own upcoming seminars—
so be sure to make the most of it!
🟡 Chapter 1 | The Formation and Evolution of Work Values
1. Ancient Views on Work
In ancient Greece and Rome, not working was seen as a sign of nobility.
In Christianity, labor was viewed as punishment—rooted in the story of Adam and Eve.
Similarly, traditional Chinese thought positioned those who commanded labor above those who performed it.2. A Turning Point
The idea that “work is virtuous” emerged historically, especially after the Industrial Revolution.
From then on, diligence became a widely accepted moral virtue.🟡 Chapter 2 | Capitalism and the Struggle of Labor
1. Exploitation and Resistance
Industrialization boosted productivity, but workers were exploited under harsh conditions.
In response, they organized—forming labor unions and launching strikes to win rights like fair wages, workplace safety, and regulated working hours.2. A Caution for Today
If we forget the hard-fought history of labor struggles, exploitation may return.
Today, unity among workers is weakening, and corporate logic often dominates.🟡 Chapter 3 | The Light and Shadow of Productivity and Technology
1. The Double-Edged Sword of Innovation
Disruptive technologies—smartphones, cloud systems, remote work—have transformed life and work.
Yet they've also led to longer work hours and less efficient communication.2. Widening Inequality
A growing gap exists between those who can leverage technology and those who cannot, fueling social disruption and instability.
3. Questioning the Cult of Productivity
“Faster and more efficient” doesn't necessarily lead to happiness.
There's growing doubt that improvements in productivity equate to improvements in well-being.🟡 Chapter 4 | The Structure of Management and Meaningful Work
1. The History of Control
Early management assumed workers would slack off, leading to control-based systems like Taylorism,
which treated humans like machines to optimize efficiency.2. Modern Challenges in Management
Contemporary management emphasizes motivation, humanity, and strategic vision.
But building truly innovative organizations requires not just methods—it demands deep leadership and human sensitivity.🔴 Conclusion | A Vision for Well-Being and the Future of Society
1. The Problem with the “Perfect Life” Ideal
Today, many strive for a so-called “ideal life” of excelling at both work and personal life.
But for most people, this model is simply unrealistic.2. Survival Society and the Need for Inclusion
Freelancing and skill-based competition are intensifying, leaving many unable to keep up.
Rather than excluding those who “can’t keep up,” we must create a society that supports and includes them.📘 Additional Information
Book Title: A Human History of Work Style Reform
Release Date: January 14, 2022
Publisher: East Press
Available at: Major bookstores nationwide, Amazon, Rakuten Books, and more
I love Tacos!
I'm grateful to everyone from each region!
Thank you to my task managers!
To all of you who’ve been moving with such inspiring energy lately—so wonderful to see!
Headlong into your desire〜
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Gut health is not something to take lightly.
Link to Takumi Yamazaki’s
ENGLISH Book “SHIFT”
