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Those who run around and those who cut right through

Japan is supposedly built by people who would rather run around the bush to get their way rather than simply demand their way. In Japanese companies if the subordinates notice that their boss is wrong, instead of confronting the boss with the facts, they would subtly hint that something is…

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Once you've cut your losses, forget about it. Once the decision's made, forget about it. This morning I got partway up Mt. Hokari (lit. Mt. Mother Hunter), when the rain got a bit too heavy for me and I had to turn back. The main problem was my camera, I…

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There's only so much you can save, but the amount you can earn is infinite. No matter how much you cut your expenses, you won't be able to live as well as if you had increased income. Focus on increasing your income, but at the same time don't ignore the…

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