Abstract

This book is an instructional guide for taking the first step toward doing what you want to do.
There have been many books on the importance of "doing it right away," but when it comes time to start something new, you may be surprised that you are stuck on the starting part.
People are creatures of inertia, so if you try to start a big "new thing" out of the blue, you are bound to fail,
This book will help those who want to start something new in their daily lives by showing them how to find what they want to do in the first place, how to create something without making mistakes, and how to get it off the ground without making mistakes.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
What does it mean to "start small"?
Chapter 2
How to find your flag
Chapter 3.
Perspectives and Methods to Improve the Appeal of Your Ideas
Chapter 4
How to make a conceptual memo that takes what you want to do one step further
Chapter 5
Making friends and working together
Chapter 6.
How to catch luck and flow

Author’s Information

Hiroshi Ohki　　
Born in 1968, Hiroshi Ohki is the leader of planning and promotion at Hakuhodo H-CAMP Inc., Born in Tochigi Prefecture. After graduating from Chiba University, he worked for a management consulting firm before joining Hakuhodo in 2001. After working in marketing and advertising production, he launched H-CAMP, an educational program for junior high and high school students in 2013, which won the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award and the Grand Prize at the Career Education Awards organized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in 2016. He has given over 700 lectures to date.