Author: (Japanese) Takahashi Akira, translated by Zhu Haodong
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: One of the privileges of youth is that you don’t have to worry too much about success or failure—you can act impulsively or quit at any time. However, older people are not like this. They often overthink the outcome of things, fear failure, and are overly cautious about everything but lack decisiveness. I advise you not to hesitate or linger in such moments but to take decisive action. “What seems difficult is actually not so hard”—things will certainly go smoother than you imagine. In the past, I wrote a book titled Start by Taking Action, in which I believe that decisiveness is most important to make our long lives meaningful and fulfilling.
The Method of Making a Life Plan
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