Abstract

Plan, prepare, and execute using diagrammatic thinking. A life method for the second half of life born from management strategy theory. The second half of life is not an extension of the first half. By learning about the unavoidable "phase transition," we can see the true nature of our finite lives. Make a plan. Prepare what you need. Know yourself thoroughly. We will teach you 21 ways of thinking to achieve this in an easy-to-understand manner using illustrations as tools. A university professor who moved from the front line of the consulting industry reveals all the secrets to becoming your own consultant!

Author’s Information

Born in 1965, from Kagawa Prefecture. Professor, Graduate School of Business Science, University of Tsukuba. Graduated from the Department of Basic Science, Faculty of Liberal Arts, University of Tokyo in 1987. 1989: Master of Science and Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, University of Tokyo. Obtained MBA from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1995. After working for Bain & Company, Dell, Starbucks, Roland Berger, etc., he assumed his current position. Doctorate (academic). He also serves as a visiting professor at Waseda University Business School, an outside director at Mitsui-Soko Holdings Co., Ltd., and an outside director at Kito Co., Ltd. His publications include ”Strategy Theory for Career Advancement'' (Nikkei Bunko), ”Essential Thinking: MIT-style Task Setting & Problem Solving'', and ”The Habit of Thinking with Diagrams as a Weapon: Lessons on Abstract Thinking'', both published by Toyo Keizai Shin. Hosha) etc.