Abstract

An easy-to-understand introduction to how to get up early without relying on guts or willpower. Tips of waking up early are made by his experiences becoming an honor student from a troubled student and the principle of guidance that made more than 200 Japanese passed to top universities. It attracts public attention as a method anyone can get accustomed to. It will also share with you the secret to radically change the way you use your day. After using it, your work and life will be more fulfilling.

Author’s Information

After graduating from Doshisha University, he completed his master's degree at Cambridge University (majoring in psychology).
In high school, he was a troubled student with a deviation score in the 30s and on the verge of dropping out of school. However, in the spring of his third year of high school, he began studying to take university entrance exams, and with the help of early morning "early study," his grades improved rapidly, and he was accepted into the Faculty of Economics at Doshisha University.
After graduating from the university, he was accepted to the graduate school of Cambridge University and enrolled in. After enrolling in Cambridge, he worked hard at his studies while waking up early, despite the unimaginable amount of assignment he had to do, and graduated with excellent grades.
After returning to Japan, he established "G.L. Academia" in Kyoto, which specializes in the development of global leaders. His teaching methods based on psychology have attracted attention, and he has received a flood of requests for guidance from Japan and abroad. He has helped more than 200 Japanese students and adults get into top universities and graduate schools overseas, including Cambridge University and University of London.