Abstract

In today's world, heavily influenced by social media, more people are opting for "everyone's correct answer." Fearing failure, many prioritize safety and public approval, losing touch with their own intuition and feeling trapped in lives dictated by others.
This book encourages readers to "choose the wrong answer"—not out of mere rebellion, but to reject external standards and follow personal feelings, conviction, and impulse. The author built a unique life by taking unconventional paths, visiting unfamiliar places, and choosing options that others deemed "wrong."
Trying new things and meeting new people make life truly engaging. This encouraging book inspires readers to stop fearing mistakes, ignore society's definition of success, and embrace a free, authentic life.

Author’s Information

Writer, Producer & Editor
Born in Tokyo in 1973, he graduated from Gakushuin University and worked various jobs before joining a publisher at 28. As an editor, he produced multiple bestsellers, with total sales exceeding 11 million copies. After going independent, he spent eight years based in Honolulu and San Francisco. He currently focuses on author development and education. His bestselling books include People Who Move Succeed, People Who Read Succeed, Expect Nothing from Anyone, Life Is Decided by Age 28, and Parents Are 100% Wrong.