Kyocera Philosophy

Where are all the flowers in the world? If it really exists, then I will definitely go.

Where do I want the highest mountain to stand? Don't care if it's a cliff.

Live hard, love hard, even if the liver and brain are everywhere? Don't ask anyone to be satisfied, just be worthy of yourself.

I never choose to give up my ideal, even on days of complete shame.

The road to chasing dreams has never been smooth sailing, and it is not easy to feel the direction of your own progress, let alone the process of progress.

We will wander, question and fear. As long as we don't stop moving forward, all kinds of problems will follow. Faced with these puzzles, Mr. kazuo inamori gave us the answers he explored.

A person's life seems extremely complicated, but the truth is simple. Kazuo inamori told us that starting from the most basic and simple principles, thinking is the truth of treating people.

When kazuo inamori first founded Kyocera, he was still a layman and lacked business management experience. But as a leader, he has to make decisions for the big and small issues of the enterprise.

So how can we do a good job in business? After careful consideration and practical operation, kazuo inamori realized that starting from the most basic principles, as a person, what is right? As a standard, you can make a quick decision. According to this standard, he finally made all the decisions in the right direction.

Parents and teachers have passed on the concept of integrity and frankness to us since childhood. Taking these basic virtues and principles as the compass of decision-making, kazuo inamori summed up a set of principles of enterprise management: putting the interests of others first, doing things beneficial to society and people, and providing consumers with quality products and services.

Kazuo inamori summarized the basic principles into three points. According to this principle, we can find out the optimal solution of the problem quickly when we are anxious and confused.

Article 1: the result of life and work = way of thinking x enthusiasm x ability.

Among them, the key factor is the way of thinking, which is a person's subjective will, which can be positive or negative. For example, some people are kind. Although the product of their enthusiasm and ability is relatively small, they are also meaningful to society. Some people are evil and harmful to society, so the higher the score of his enthusiasm and ability, the greater his reaction. It can be said that the correct way of thinking plays a leading role in our life.

We can understand this in this way. A's ability is 5000, but his enthusiasm is only 50, so his result is 250000. And B's working ability is slightly inferior, only 3000, but his enthusiasm is 500, so the result of B is 1500000. Therefore, ability is very important, but attitude is more important.

Ability can be cultivated, but once the attitude is formed, it is difficult to change. General enterprises will also give priority to the best attitude when recruiting, rather than the most capable.

Rule 2: Be active and serious every day.

This seemingly simple principle is also the most important one. Kazuo inamori said that a lazy and decadent life is a waste of life. If we live in the same environment all the time, we will live as if one day.

Being active and serious is a day, and being passive is also a day. But it must be clear that all the things you fool now, things you don't pay attention to, and things you deal with negative energy, no matter how small, will affect your future.

We should be a "spontaneous combustion type". This kind of person is enthusiastic and likes to share. He can also infect people around him while burning himself. How can I become a spontaneous combustion person? The author tells us two things. First, I like my job; Second, overcome yourself.

Article 3: Experience is more important than knowledge.

This is also a very important principle. I believe many people have the feeling that they know everything when they listen, but they don't know where to start when they use it. Just because we know, doesn't mean we have. Listening is a simple input process, and we must also turn it into our own resources, digest it carefully and then internalize it.

Practice is the only criterion for testing truth. The two most important abilities in our life are: the ability to solve problems and the ability to learn. Practice can expose blind spots in learning, and practice can find problems. Through practice, we can train these two abilities.

A lot of practice is actually a process of cultivating our imperfect self. Through practice, we know the problem and then solve it. Ability is improved in this process, and the value of life is increased in this process.

Soon after Kyocera was founded, kazuo inamori attended an enterprise seminar. One of the lecturers is Mr. Shoichiro Honda, the founder of Honda. He is a famous Japanese entrepreneur, and most of the participants in this seminar are small and medium-sized entrepreneurs like kazuo inamori. Everyone wants to learn the quality concept of enterprise management.

However, everyone spent tens of thousands of yen to come here and only saw Mr. Honda wearing greasy overalls. He began with a scolding: "Ladies and gentlemen, what the hell are you doing? If you want to learn business management, don't hurry back to work. "

Kazuo inamori was enlightened. He felt that Mr Honda had told a big truth. If you want to learn business management, you have to go to the company to practice continuously.

Kazuo inamori said: "The simple principle that leads people to the right path can also be called philosophy. But it is not the profound knowledge in the classroom, but the' philosophy of life' produced by experience and practice. "

In a person's life, employment, marriage, family, work and so on are all waiting for us to make a choice. It can be said that life is the result of repeated choices. If there is no benchmark judgment, we are sailing in the fog at night, walking alone in the dark, and wandering aimlessly on the sea without charts.

To make a fair and accurate judgment, the key is to proceed from the most fundamental principles. Mr. Hironaka Heisuke, a world-famous mathematician, said: "The seemingly complex phenomenon is actually a projection of simple things."

The more complicated the problem looks, the more we have to go back to the original point to find a solution. The simplest principle is the foundation of our life. When we are confused, it can take us back to the original point.