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My first book will be published on August 9th!
The title is …（quite long…inhaling….）
“How to meet who you want to be ー Messages from someone who jumped into the world ー ”
(Iwanami Books).
Since this is my first published book, let me briefly explain what this is about and my strong intention around the cover page (in Japanese version, I included some hidden stories).
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What we can learn from Denmarkー one of the happiest countries in the world
This was the title of an online webinar I joined 6 months before moving there. Had I known that I will actually live in that country, I would have listened more seriously.
In this entry, I will share some of my thoughts of living for more than 6 months in Denmark ー one of the happiest countries ー with specific interests in food, culture, education and things to see. I hope this will serve a guide and learning for anyone interested to visit and know more about Denmark.
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Today is just another day?
Probably “yes” to some people and “no” to some others, including specific groups.
The 20th of June is the World Refugee Day, and this year is something unique because of Ukrainian crisis which caught global attention. As is the case with most crisis, however, it’s been almost 5 months since the attack and we tend to take it for granted because we don’t relate this kind of global problem to “our own thing” as time goes by. And as you read this, there are so many things going on in the world besides the Ukrainian crisis.
As a person who has been working in global aid and refugee issue, in this post, I would like to provide some snapshots of global refugee situation to honor this day, and share some insights into how to relate global problems to our own things.
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Ok, I will plant something! ……But how can I do it?
This is exactly the situation I had last year. I just read some books on house gardening and assumed I got the basic logic, then took some actions. But as is always the case, knowing theories is one thing and actually doing something well is different.
In this post, I will share 12 mistakes (learning) I had from home gardening, hoping they will serve for beginner planters and some lessons might be applicable to other areas.
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Since I moved to Denmark (last November), this is the first entry to write something related to the experience here.
I could have written about Nordic culture, Danish winter, mindset, new year fireworks, its social welfare system, etc. But instead of those, the topic I decided to write about is this.
Natto making in Denmark as a scale-up.
Yes, it is about natto making which I started in Africa. But it is also about showing how to scale up something. So hopefully this will serve for natto lovers as well as anyone who wants to scale up what you do, be it a start-up, project, hobby or your learning cycle.
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“A year without learning is a wasted year”
My coaching fellow once told me, and I really liked the phrase.
How was your 2021?
December and January have pretty much the same, but year-end is a great moment to reflect who you are and what you learned to thrive in the next year. In this post, I will capture my examples, hoping you might get something out of it and reflect your own year.
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