In a world where sales and success are often equated with the accumulation of wealth, a new philosophy is emerging—a philosophy that embraces financial success as a necessary step toward defying the very system that creates it. This approach challenges traditional capitalism from within, using the tools of success to build a framework that questionsContinue reading “Embracing Success to Defy Capitalism: The Anti-Capitalist Sales Philosophy”
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Navigating Cultural Sensitivity: A Japanese Expat’s Perspective from Seoul
As a Japanese national who has lived in Seoul, South Korea, for seven years, I’ve gained a unique perspective on cultural sensitivity and historical awareness. Living abroad, especially in a country closely tied to your homeland’s past, can be an enlightening experience. Over the years, I’ve learned not just the language but also the subtleContinue reading “Navigating Cultural Sensitivity: A Japanese Expat’s Perspective from Seoul”
The Dynamics of National Identity: A Comparative Look at Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Diasporas
In examining the historical and cultural trajectories of East Asian nations, particularly Japan, Korea, and China, one aspect that stands out is how their geographical contexts have shaped their national identities, especially in the diaspora. The case of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese immigrants in multicultural societies like the United States brings into focus intriguing differencesContinue reading “The Dynamics of National Identity: A Comparative Look at Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Diasporas”
Atsushi's Life in Korea 