What do you think is the greatest significance of "work" to yourself?

All along, I have an inappropriate understanding of "hard work": hard work is because I have to repay loans, earn money to support my family, buy various consumer goods and so on.

All these seem right, but the consequence of this value orientation is that once the goal is achieved in stages, people feel empty. In other words, once the goal cannot be achieved, people become anxious and keep asking themselves: "When can I afford a big house with an annual salary of one million and reach the peak of my life?" "

Until I read Dry Method, the essence of work is to hone one's mind.

I didn't understand this at first, but recently, I gradually realized its significance-

Pursuing Excellence and mental maturity, then secular success is just a side road on this road.

Kazuo inamori didn't pretend that worldly success was unnecessary. He just told us that if we set our sights higher, we will meet places you have never been able to reach.

I believe everyone has had a similar experience: when you meditate on a question, the answer often flashes inadvertently. This is what kazuo inamori said. After extreme devotion and seriousness, God will take care of you and give you a moment of "wisdom generation".