Abstract

The author has written an essay along with tweets that have received a great response on Twitter.
The author's message is one that he wants to convey only now that he has reached the age of 81.

You only live once, so you are right to go on the offensive.
What will you create by going on the offensive?
If you don't have a clear idea of what you are trying to create, you will eventually get stuck.

Don't look at yourself as unhappy.
Don't look at yourself as unhappy. Find the 10% that is happy.
Find the happiness of the 10%, and its brightness will brighten the fading of the 90%.

In life, there are always things that can only be solved by running away.
In life, there are always things that can only be solved by running away, whether from people or from work.
When that happens, run away, run away, run away.

You don't get two chances in life.
Don't leave behind what you want to do.
Don't worry about whether it goes well or not.

"When you're going through a tough time," he says, "everyone goes through it.
Don't give them an excuse that everyone else is going through the same thing.
It only makes it worse.

It's not always good to be cheerful.
It's not always good to be cheerful. If you were cheerful all the time, you would be depressed and it would get in the way of your life.
Maybe what you need now is rest.
You need to get rid of fatigue from the core of your body and mind.
Don't be in a hurry to do so.
When you really need energy
When you really need it, it will come out even if you leave it alone.

Don't worry.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
When your heart is about to turn blue, repeat these three words to yourself.
Repeat these three words over and over in a set.
It works.

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Author’s Information

Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1940. After graduating from the Faculty of Law, Chuo University, he worked at various jobs before becoming a writer. 1976, he won the Shosetsu Gendai New Writer Award for "The Detective", and at the age of 40, he won the 83rd Naoki Award for "Yellow Fang". He went on to publish a wide variety of works, including mysteries, histories, and essays. Sensing a crisis in the decline in the reading of the printed word, he formed the "Reading to Good Children" group and became its leader, visiting kindergartens, nursery schools, and various other places. In April 2010, she started twitter account "@kagekineko". Her quotes that resonate with readers and life advice that gives accurate advice to those who ask questions have been attracting a lot of attention, and she has more than 410,000 followers.