Why is Japan recognized as one of the most disciplined and productive nations in the world? It is not a matter of luck or extraordinary talents. The difference is in how laziness is understood and dealt with. While in many cultures it is justified or disguised as tiredness, in Japan it is considered a silent enemy that deteriorates a person’s character and future.
Inspired by Yokoi Kenji’s cross-cultural reflections and experiences, these seven Japanese principles do not seek to motivate you with beautiful phrases, but to shake you to act.
1. Ichigo Ichie: This Moment Will Not Be Repeated
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