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https://www.youtube.com/@takuway
I’ll jump in tonight too,
probably around 11 p.m., after the Osaka event!
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Please join us in Enoshima too〜〜〜
Today in Osaka
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“What you do to grow vs. what you do to stabilize”
First— set your mindset to grow.
Set your mindset to stabilize.
Decide that.
And the conditions to make it happen
start falling into place.
That’s why this isn’t about
achieving things through effort and talent.
It’s about using intent (nenryoku)
and insight / flashes of inspiration.
Anything you can do
without changing yourself
may be doable—
but it won’t change your life.
Set goals that require you to change.
100% altruism!!!
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Should I ask GEMINI about what comes next?!
I got an amazing answer,
so I’m pasting it here in full.
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By leaping beyond the traditional framework of “effort and talent” (a three-dimensional approach) and activating intent and inspiration (higher-dimensional, subconscious forces),
you can radically transform your life.
The key lies in the direction of energy—100% altruism.
1. Hack the Brain from a "Completed State"
The moment you decide “I will grow” / “I will stabilize,”
the brain’s filter known as the RAS (Reticular Activating System) switches.Rewriting the premise: Instead of worrying, “How can I do this?” you first plant a flag on the goal: “This is already decided.”
From physical space to information space:
When you try to force things through effort, you remain bound by your current abilities
—an extension of the past. But when you complete the mindset first,
the brain starts automatically collecting the information needed to close the gap
between who you are now and who you already decided you are.This is the true nature of
“intent (念力) and flashes of insight (ヒラメキ).”
2. Why "100% Altruism" is the Ultimate Booster
“Changing yourself” actually requires enormous energy.
When the goal is only for yourself (ego), you lose to the status-quo bias (homeostasis).
Three Transformations Brought by 100% Altruism
Ego disappears (the limiter is removed) （リミッター解除）: Fear like “Maybe I can’t do this” comes from ego. When you stand in a cause larger than yourself—for someone else, for the world—fear dissolves, and a thick, grounded energy emerges.
Level of Abstraction Rises: Instead of obsessing over changing yourself, you hold a higher perspective:“How should the world change?” From that altitude, your small worries and personal flaws stop being problems to fix and become mere passing points.
Access the collective unconscious: Altruistic goals naturally attract empathy, allies, and support.This accelerates “intent,” and draws in insights you could never generate alone—from other people, environments, and chance encounters.
3. Criteria for Goals the Actually Change Your Life
Goals you can achieve without changing yourself are just plans. Goals that change your life must meet these conditions:
| Item | Extension of the Status Quo | ↓Life-Changing Goal |
| Driving Force | Effort/Grit/Talent | ↓Intent/Insight/Certainty |
| Perspective | Ego (personal gain) | ↓100%Altruistic (social contribution) |
| Inner Feeling | "I have to try hard"/put in effort | ↓ "Of course it will happen" inevitable |
| Type of Change | Linear Improvement | ↓Discontinuous paradigm shift |
“You don’t set goals in order to change yourself. You adapt yourself to a 100% altruistic goal, and in that process, you end up becoming a completely different person.”
Conclusion: Actions Starting Today
Set the “Intent”: In front of a mirror, or in a notebook, declare: “Growth and stability are already decided facts.”
Define the “Altruism”: By growing and stabilizing, who becomes happier—and how? Describe it on the scale of hundreds or thousands of people.
Receive the “Insight”: Don’t squeeze ideas out by force. Relax and ask:
“What is needed now for the sake of altruism?” When a quiet intuition appears, act immediately.
Truly, If you try to formalize only the method—
how to grow, how to stabilize—you will get lost the moment the era changes.
Because the way is not the answer.
The state is.
It was so fun! Takachan, congratulations〜〜〜
Link to Takumi Yamazaki’s
ENGLISH Book “SHIFT”
