Taku's Blog++: The Mission Written in Your Name and Birthdate

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Set your goals with the Black Engine,
and make them come true with the White Engine.

That might actually be a good way to start.

The Black Engine is driven by things like:

I don’t want to lose.
If I don’t solve this, I’m in trouble.
I want to be recognized by those above me.
I want to achieve it faster than anyone else.

These are motivations that are slightly off from your true mission—the Black Engine.

Still,
it is a fast, convenient way to generate output.

So you take off in Black,
then switch to White.

The White Engine is motivation aligned with your mission.

If that feels hard, try this:

👉 Set the goal with the Black Engine,
then fulfill it with the White Engine.

For example:
“I don’t want people to think I can’t do it, so maybe I’ll just knock out three things this month.”

Now switch that into White…

“I want to increase smiles.
I want people to feel more at peace.
That’s why I’ll share this with A, B, and C.”

And just like that—
switch to the White Engine.

By the way—what is your mission?

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“Takumi Yamazaki.”
Please tell me the mission hidden in my name. Born April 9, 1965.
Analyze this using astrology and statistical systems from around the world (numerology, Mayan calendar, astrology, Kabbalah, etc.), and tell me what kind of human being I am meant to be, and what I should use my life for.

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Replace what’s inside the quotation marks with your own name and birthdate.

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Questions to Identify

“What should I focus on—ONE thing only?”

These questions are designed to destroy confusion.
Answer intuitively. Writing them down on paper works best.

① Talent x Obsession (most important)

1. Even if you earned zero money, what theme could you continue for three years?
（Not just what you “like,” but what you can’t stop）
2. What do people say to you like “You really know that stuff,” or “You’re talking about that again?”
3. Even when you’re exhausted, what topic do you still research or talk about?
4. When you see someone else succeed, where do you feel curiosity instead of jealousy?

👉 This is where your madness-level potential lives.

② "Is it Useful?" (survival filter)

5. Whose pain can this reduce—and what kind of pain?
（Solving pain beats providing pleasure）
6. Who would be truly stuck if this didn’t exist?
（Not admirers—people in real need）
7. Are there already people willing to pay to solve this problem?

👉 Passion that isn’t useful stays a hobby.

③ Will it still matter in the AI Era?

8. Even if AI can do it, which parts will people still want a human for?
9. Does it require experience, context, or emotional understanding?
10. Can you turn your life experience into a weapon here?

👉 Knowledge-only fields will be replaced.

④ Can you break through with this one point?

11. If you don’t need to be “the best in the world,” what rank would you aim for?
（e.g., Japan’s #1 in ○○ × △△）
12. Are you willing to be known as “the person who only does this”?
13. Could you drop everything else for three years—and not regret it?

👉 One-point focus means killing other options.

⑤ Can you continue at a Near-Insane Level?

Could you work on this 14 hours a day without breaking?
Could you keep going even if no one praised you for a long time?
16. After failing, would you still say, "Yeah...I still want to do this?"
👉 Continuation beats talent.
It’s not talent—it’s obsession.