We encounter different challenges in our day-to-day life. It is not easy to handle the pressure of multiple things all at once. In the rush of life, we often become harsh towards ourselves. And what we need to realise is that we deserve to honour our truth and live it completely.
Ichibun by Kosuke Sendo is a compilation of 49 short stories depicting the secrets of Japanese precision. With the aid of the aviation industry, the book attempts to teach readers how to make better life decisions. It claims to be an ideal read for entry-level, top-level, and mid-level management professionals.
The book essentially covers how pilots make decisions on flights and urges us to apply those lessons to our everyday lives. Divided into 3 parts, it makes use of storytelling and concrete concepts to inculcate the practice of decision-making in the readers.
The simple writing coupled with a refreshing approach of including lessons from flying planes brings novelty to the book. It delves into layers of human psychology to bring out points that would explain more about resilience engineering. The stories seem easy-peasy but do have some interesting points to make. They focus on identifying errors in daily life and suggest ways to resolve them.
I liked a few lessons from the book that struck a chord with me. The one on planning thoroughly was probably my favourite as it emphasizes the importance of giving time to what I would call 'sharpening the axe.' It is always a good idea to work hard on making proper strategies to execute something successfully.
I feel some people might not be very intrigued by the aviation details discussed in the book. Nonetheless, if the premise interests you, do check out this book.
Have you ever wondered how the Japanese manage to achieve such high standards of quality, safety, and efficiency in their products and services? How do they cope with daily crises and challenges in their workplaces and society? What are the secrets behind their remarkable resilience and adaptability?
If you are curious about these questions, you might want to read ICHIBUN: The Secrets of Japanese Precision by Bungaku Kosu Ke Sendo, a former airline pilot and a consultant on human factors and resilience engineering. In this book, Sendo shares his insights and experiences from his long career in the aviation industry, where he learned the Japanese way of thinking and acting to ensure safety and excellence. The book is written in a clear and engaging style, with many anecdotes and illustrations to support the author’s points. The book is suitable for anyone who is interested in learning more about the Japanese aviation way, human factors, resilience engineering, and crisis management. The book is also relevant for anyone who wants to improve their own safety and resilience in their personal and professional lives. The book is a valuable contribution to the literature on human factors and resilience engineering, as well as a unique perspective on the Japanese culture and philosophy.
The book is divided into five parts. The first part introduces the concept of ICHIBUN, which means "one part" or "one share" in Japanese. Sendo explains that ICHIBUN is the respect, dignity, and honour that we have toward ourselves, and that it is what motivates us to help others, to avoid errors, and to make better decisions. He argues that ICHIBUN is the foundation of the Japanese culture of safety and quality, and that it can be applied to any field or situation.
The second part of the book describes the various methods and tools that the Japanese use to manage daily crises and prevent accidents. Sendo covers topics such as risk assessment, error management, communication, teamwork, leadership, and organizational learning. He illustrates each topic with examples and stories from his own experience as well as from other domains, such as medicine, engineering, and education. He also provides practical tips and exercises for the readers to apply the methods and tools to their own contexts.
The third part of the book discusses the future challenges and opportunities for the Japanese and the world in terms of safety and innovation. Sendo reflects on the lessons learned from the past disasters, such as the Fukushima nuclear accident and the COVID-19 pandemic, and suggests ways to improve the resilience and adaptability of the systems and the people. He also explores the potential of artificial intelligence, big data, and digital transformation to enhance the performance and safety of the human-machine interaction.
The book is written in a clear and engaging style, with a mix of anecdotes, facts, and opinions. Sendo does not shy away from expressing his views and criticisms on some of the issues and problems that he observes in the Japanese and the global society. He also invites the readers to think critically and creatively about their own situations and challenges, and to find their own solutions based on the principles and practices of ICHIBUN.
The book is not only informative and enlightening, but also inspiring and empowering. It shows that the secrets of Japanese precision are not so secret after all, and that they can be learned and adopted by anyone who is willing to respect themselves and others, to strive for excellence, and to embrace change. It is a book that can help you improve your personal and professional life, and to contribute to a safer and better world.
We all ignore our mistakes in daily life without giving much thought to their consequences. This book draws our attention to these errors which we neglect that leads to threat and loss of lives.
✴️ Ichibun is a concept or practice which we often do unknowingly to save someone's life, health, or time and spread awareness. When we take a step to help someone for their well-being without any attachments of ego or compromising our self-esteem core values, or principles, that's what we call Ichibun.
😇 The respect, dignity, and honor we have towards ourselves are called ichibun.
📚 In this book, the author has shared invaluable insights from the activities of our daily life and professional work.
✴️ Book starts with the two pilots communicating from the cockpit of the flight where they have to take decisions with great precision and accuracy. You can learn a lot about flight operations, front-line employees, managers, crew, and pilots' work.
✴️ Through the 49 short stories based on actual incidents the author has provided insights about dealing with most of the consequences of our life which we do by taking decisions and avoiding the rational aspects.
✴️ When it comes to taking decisions one should always consider the rational and logical approach instead of an emotional one.
✴️ Each story has offered lifelong lessons as these mistakes done by others directly present the consequences of their errors and a little negligence.
What I love about this book-🌼 1. Technical cases with information are easily portrayed which imparts a deep sense of human psychology.
2. Each case is real and relatable as we make regular such attempts while traveling, and doing other activities.
3. Safety measurements. There's nothing like 100% safety assurance. Every time achievement makes us close to 100%.
4. Short and effective writing with engaging narration.
📚The concept of the book is to identify the threats and manage the errors in every field of our life.
💥Bonus! If you're interested in knowing about flight operations or aviation, and pilot work, you will definitely love this book to the core.
"If you prepare yourself with the idea that you will be responsible for everything, you will not be afraid of anything."
Ichibun is a book which tells us the secrets of Japanese precision and helps us find a way to manage our lives like a pro. The book is a detailed and scientific study of how one can manage his or her lifestyle, mindset, condition, thought, and many other things to lead a life which is satisfactory and healthy.
The life these days is a race and everyone wants to win it by hook or by crook ignoring all the important conditions which are required to be fulfilled. In this book I have read a lot of small instances which help realise how important small things in life mean, for example the decision making capability and taking the decision at the right time can change the situation completely. There are small illustrations at the beginning of each part in the book which help us understand the chapter more intensely.
I enjoyed reading chapter 4 a lot because it is full of knowledge and wisdom according to me. The book is written in simple language and is organised into chapters and sections very beautifully. The entire book seem to be connected with makes it interesting and worth reading till the end.
Everything in the book seem to make a lot of sense and is proven scientifically or with examples. It is an insight of how we should live to the fullest and and make our lives easier. I recommend this book to all the people who are stuck in the situations which are not easy to tackle. For example it tells us that accepting in practical tasks cannot benefit but will make something unusual happen. The book is more inclined to making the practical decisions in life of a person whose working or wants to be successful in life.
Overall it was a good experience reading this book and I learned a lot of things at the very beginning of my new job so it is a win-win situation for me.
Ichibun; it's a profound journey into the heart of human decision-making, wrapped in the rich tapestry of Japanese culture and its emphasis on respect, honor, and dignity. Delving into the complexities of error mitigation, this book stands as a testament to the pivotal role of decision-making in determining our successes and failures.
The strength of Ichibun lies in its narrative approach, presenting forty-nine short stories rooted in real-life events from Japanese aviation and various business sectors. Each story serves as a poignant lesson, shedding light on the nuances of identifying threats, managing errors, and making decisions under pressure. Through these tales, readers are not just passive observers but active participants, gaining firsthand insights into the challenges and triumphs of decision-making.
What sets this book apart is its unwavering focus on the Japanese way of problem-solving. The author meticulously dissects each story, unraveling the psychology and science behind the decisions made. Whether it's the split-second choices of a pilot or the strategic decisions in a corporate boardroom, *Ichibun* offers a comprehensive framework for understanding the underlying mechanisms at play.
The title itself, Ichibun, encapsulates the essence of the book, emphasizing the significance of each moment and decision. The author underscores the idea that a single decision can alter the course of events, either catapulting one to heroism or leading to unforeseen consequences. Through a structured approach of 59 stories across five chapters, readers are equipped with tools and strategies to navigate the complexities of decision-making with confidence and clarity.
The book culminates with a compelling message on safety standards. The author's vision is clear: by internalizing the principles outlined in *Ichibun*, individuals and organizations can proactively mitigate risks, thereby fostering a culture of safety and excellence.
"Ichibun" captivates readers with its profound exploration of personal growth and resilience. Through 49 compelling short stories grounded in real-life incidents, the author skillfully guides individuals toward positive transformation. The core theme revolves around "Ichibun," where selfless actions become the cornerstone for overcoming setbacks without compromising values.
The book's strength lies in its emphasis on rational decision-making over emotional impulses, a lesson vividly illustrated through various scenarios. Each story serves as a conduit for lifelong lessons, highlighting the consequences of errors and negligence while offering a platform for readers to learn from others' mistakes.
A distinctive feature is the book's ability to seamlessly blend daily life and professional experiences to provide invaluable insights. It delves into the intricacies of effective leadership and teamwork, advocating for collaborative efforts in decision-making processes. This approach not only fosters a rational mindset but also underscores the psychological and scientific aspects behind common errors in crisis management.
The writing style is both engaging and enlightening, making complex concepts accessible to a broad audience. The author's use of real-life scenarios adds authenticity, allowing readers to connect with the material on a personal level. The book stands out by elucidating the importance of proactively averting future problems through informed decisions and threat identification.
Ultimately, "Ichibun" is more than just a guide; it is a compass for navigating life's challenges with wisdom, compassion, and a rational mindset. It instills a profound sense of awareness about the psychology behind decision-making, empowering readers to approach life with prudence and calculation. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking not only personal growth but also a deeper understanding of the consequences of their actions.
It doesn’t matter how big or small the problem is, all it matters is how you deal with or tackle the situation. More than often we face unwelcomed situations in our day-to-day life. Sometimes, we lose our hope and positivity and focus solely on “how overwhelming the situation is”. Author Kosuke sendo focused exactly on such an issue. Our daily struggles and how to overcome them, in a respectful and logical manner. divided into 5 parts the book follows forty-nine stories and explored how to achieve maximum precision and lead a holistic life. There are plenty of things to learn from each of these stories, starting with the first one where the pilot faced a life and death situation, not just his but also of the entire crew of the flight as they navigated in terrible weather. One of the primary lessons from the book is to follow all the instructions or let's say advice told by the adults or seniors but also keep a logical view point open all the time. Following anything or anyone, without thinking twice, lands us in a great disaster. The author emphasized the need to keep emotions at bay while taking major decisions, he, in turn, delved into our behavioral and physiological tendencies of us. Some of the important pointers from the book for me were 1. Gather information about your problem. Analyse-it, and try to find multiple perspectives on it. 2. In life it's very difficult to satisfy all the conditions at the same time, thus avoid listening to devils whisper. 3. Its always better to take the advice of someone who is far more experienced in the field rather than following the hierarchy of the organization 4. If you prepare yourself with the idea that you are responsible for everything then nothing can scare you. I find this book an excellent read to navigate various issues life throws at us and especially a perfect book to gift anyone who is working on the frontline.
🎏 Well in the past few years people are fascinated and touched by the Japanese people and their culture. The major credit goes to the anime though it has created a huge awareness and visibility around the world for the Japanese Culture.
🎏 Apart from this, there is one more unique thing about Japanese culture. It the authentic and exquisite wisdom and knowledge practices that have been passed down and implemented from generations, which helps them to excel forward.
🎏 Well the book in focus today does process a unique approach towards self help. "ICHIBUN" which means "Number One", the title explores the possibilities of human errors, it's scopes and limitations, and the ways to manage it effeciently.
🎏 The book consists of five section each consisting of the factors affecting the planning and management of baises and errors that affect the decision making when working professionally.
📌 Frankly speaking, understanding things non technically might not be an easy task for everyone but I personally liked the way the author has bring forward the non-technical fundamentals to the readers which more relatable and easy to understand.
📌 With the help of short stories and Japanese methods, Ichibun offers its readers ways improve their crises management and decision making with the help of Resilience Engineering.
📌 So whether you're an technical person or someone working professionally in the front lines as a boss, manager, executive. Then this might be a perfect fit for your bookshelf.
Most of us, when faced with a major decision, tend to make lists—whether on paper or mentally—of pros and cons. Occasionally we go so far as to use the Benjamin Franklin method and weight these lists, but that's often as far as rational decision making goes. We fall back on decisions where "it feels right" or "I have a gut instinct about this one". A non-fiction page-turner and an extremely useful book. It won't make your decisions perfect, but it'll give you an algorithm for generating ideas in various situations, making your decision process less stressful and more reliable. Positives: 1. A book that is interesting, accessible, well-researched, and well-referenced. 2. A practical topic: how to make better decisions in life and work. They have great command of the topic, and they make it fun and instructive. 3. I love how this book is formatted. It takes a professorial approach. Each chapter follows a consistent format that includes new concepts, real-life examples, and one-page summaries. 4. One of the main ideas of this book is to get over the "spotlight." That is to recognise that the spotlight rarely provides everything needed to make sound decisions. The book is full of great examples illustrating the spectrum of poor to sound decisions in business and on the personal front. This is one good book that I would prefer.
BOOK : ICHIBUN BY GENRE : SELF-HELP It is a very simple book with lot's of practical examples whoever is looking forward to be more productive by taking better decisions in life to avoid threats and manage risks in a mindful way. It's about managing daily crises the Japanese way by understanding the human psychology and science behind all the mistakes.
The lessons begins with a scene of two pilots, more specifically one from the cockpit, and closes with another airline scene. The airline scenarios are displayed to help us comprehend how pilots make split-second decisions in the event of any emergency and how we should apply those techniques to improve our decision-making in daily life.
I love this book because of simplicity and small impactful lessons, it's easy to apply it to your daily actions and decisions. You can practice it regularly for better results and prevent from errors.
Lessons: .Never give up in any situation. . Sometimes in life you can allow yourself to focus only on the important things instead if always aiming for the highest quality. . Human beings are vulnerable to interruption, so the best approach to avoid getting distracted and plan. . If you feel something is strange, instead of searching for a rational explanation, speak up and develop a habit of situational evaluation.
Decision making is one of the leading factor that determine success or failure. One wrong decision can change the whole scenario.
The book Ichibun is based on how to effectively manage the decision-making process. It means respect, dignity and honour towards ourselves.
Sometimes we are faced with a situation when we have to take decisions without thinking twice which can be the worst decision or make you the hero of the story and it totally depends on your decision making process.In the book the author teaches us very well, how one can make decisions confidently.
The author takes 59 Stories In 5 Chapter and he gives us examples of how we can understand the psychology and science behind all the mistakes we make while making decisions and managing daily crises the Japanese way.
🍁𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿'𝘀 𝗠𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗮𝗴𝗲 🍁 This book is about how to avoid future problems, incidents, accidents, and how to make better decisions and identify threats to prevent errors.I believe that by keeping what is written in this book in mind, we can reduce many accidents or incidents and can achieve a better level of safety standards.
🍁𝗠𝘆 𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘄🍁 If you are an aspiring pilot or front-line worker or manager then the book will help you take better decisions and identify any future threats. A set of related stories, this is a book about problem solving in new ways.
Only if there exists a problem solving books, the world would still not be a better place. But Ichibun on a positive note is that book which gives Japanese precision onto managing such human errors specially in aviation sector.
Although it is said that mistakes can never be solved just by incorporating the methods that are written in rule book but rather it is sometimes safe to do so. It is about how decision making could really alter the situation in the time of need by optimising the accidents.
The book talks about how the chain of command must be followed in times of emergency right from front line employees to managers to bosses.
The author helps provide how important it is to understand the usual things that has been around the process. It highlights how one must look into things as per the code book but gives space for working out of rule book in need of emergency.
It rightly explains the possible situations through case studies and the decisions that were taken during the emergency. It gives information related to aviation industry especially Japan and how precisely act up rightly at right time and right place in order to reduce the catastrophe.
This book helps understand how one must act right in the situations leading to emergency. These decision making information could be opted for day to day activities.
Ichibun is the respect, dignity and honour that we have toward ourselves.
This book is the Japanese aviation way of avoiding problems, identifying threats and managing errors. The author has developed the book from stories they have heard and observed in the many years of their career as an airline pilot.
The book is based on the themes of decision making, managing and avoiding problems in the technical field or any business, with the approaches followed by those in aviation. It's a must read for everyone as it will help in making the right decisions. With 49 short stories having great lessons to learn. Now, these aren't necessarily stories, these are situations in which the frontline workers, managers and bosses react a certain way and we're supposed to learn from the mistakes of the others.
It's a well-presented and amazingly developed book that holds so much information and that too in an interesting way, otherwise I find it quite difficult to finish up a non-fiction book. This wasn't the case with Ichibun. Backed with engaging illustrations, this book discusses the idea that there's a solution to every problem.
I'm excited to try to incorporate the lessons and the methods learnt from the book into my life. A must-try for everyone regardless of their profession!
This is one of those books that, once you've read it, permanently shifts your perspective. It made me think altogether differently about the value of having MORE choices. As the author argues, your sense of well-being increases when you go from having no choices to having a few choices. But as you go from having a few choices to having many choices, your happiness typically goes down. Why? Because it's time-consuming and stressful to choose between all those alternatives! You become fearful of making a mistake, of not making the absolute best choice. And often the more time you spend making that perfect choice, the more unhappy you are second-guessing yourself after the fact. Did I make a mistake?
How to get out of this dilemma? Limit your choices to a handful that satisfy your criteria. Then stop adding more alternatives. This may sound kind of self-evident, but can be extraordinarily difficult to put into practice, whether it has to do with choosing mates or picking a university to attend. The book is well-supported by lots of experimental evidence. Well worth reading. Highly recommended.
Although problems are a natural part of life and will inevitably arise, how we respond to them sets us apart from other people.
According to what I know, Ichibun means honour. The solving of difficulties is the subject of the book. How to handle everyday issues, how to handle mistakes, how to spot threats and make the most of them.
The novel begins with a flight scene, more specifically one from the cockpit, and closes with another flight scene. The flight scenarios are displayed to help us comprehend how pilots make split-second decisions in the event of any emergency and how we should apply those techniques to improve our decision-making in daily life.
Although the book is specifically created for front-line workers, bosses, and managers, everyone can read it to better themselves. If you fully comprehend this book, which features 49 different stories spread throughout 5 chapters and a few sub-chapters, it will help you make decisions more quickly. In order to get everything straight in your head while reading this book, you must maintain a high level of focus.
It means: The respect, dignity, and humour we have toward ourselves is called ICHIBUN.
In our daily life we need to make many decisions and some bad decisions can severely spoil the day and work. The author Kosuke Sendo teaches you how to avoid problems, identify threats and minimise errors in a Japanese aviation way.
The book presents many stories of actual methods used and actual events, to help you learn from these incidents and how you can implement these methods to make better decisions for any problems you face in life. It was really interesting and educating to learn from these real stories. The most interesting for me was the story of a flight from Japan to the USA. Understanding how pilots make decisions on flights.
Each story makes you understand the decision-making process and it helps you in developing a problem solving mindset of how to analyse all the aspects of a problem effectively in order to reach the best decision.
The book can be useful to everyone as we have to make both small and big decisions everyday in our work and personal life.
This book is about managing daily crises in a Japanese way by understanding the human psychology and science behind all the mistakes.
Book aims to inculcate decision making power in the readers.
Ichibun means "respect, dignity, and honour we have toward ourselves".
The author, a pilot by profession, has beautifully illustrated the concept of "resilience engineering".
The book is a self guide book. It is on how to develop yourself in the field of working sector or inner themselves.It shows studies on human how they react when any problem occurs and how they tackle it. It can help to to develop the professionalism and the way of decisions making.
Some of the worth remembering lesson in the book: ⚫️Never give up in any situation. ⚫️Sometimes in life you can allow yourself to focus only on the important things instead if always aiming for the highest quality. ⚫️Human beings are vulnerable to interruption, so the best approach to avoid getting distracted and plan. ⚫️If you feel something is strange, instead of searching for a rational explanation, speak up and develop a habit of situational evaluation.
This is not a story book with an entertaining storyline but is purely an insightful effort about professional moralities, ethics, and principals of what it takes to be a successful professional, by author Kosuke Sendo.
The cover design and the titles, along with the fonts style will automatically strike in readers mind of this book being a chinese or japanese storybook, rather it is a japanese storybook which talks about most important aspects for business or job, ie. precision in decision making and managing errors and threats to maximize positive results.
The book comprises 49 short stories inspired by industries of aviation, manufacturing, and other industries of Japan. The book is meant for above 14 years of age and is purely intended for all genres of readers who want to be successful in his /her career either in business or service.
I personally recommended these books to my relatives and work colleagues as I personally feel inspired and moved by some of its principals mentioned in the book.
Overall a book which needs to be cherished and not rushed through to absorb the valuable insights shared by author Kosuke Sendo. Much recommended for all.
"Be Ready to take Responsibility!" The passengers are requested to fasten their seatbelts cz we're ready to take off!
The title is indeed well chosen & thought-provoking. "Ichibun" is a Japanese term. It is a self-help book "Ichibun" but it is a unique and compelling book.
By using 49 short stories based on real-life events from Japanese aviation and various business sectors, the book offers: Relatable examples, Engaging narrative & life changing lessons. I personally loved the self-help quotes & the way author has provided solutions for various problems that we face on a regular basis.
The title "Ichibun" is indeed well chosen & thought-provoking.
By focusing on the significance of each moment, the title suggests that: 1. Small actions can have profound consequences. 2. Decisions, no matter how minor, shape our paths. 3. Mindfulness and presence are crucial.
Overall, "Ichibun" is an engaging, informative read for those seeking practical wisdom on decision-making and threat management.
Building resilience, crisis management and understanding the human psychology now these are some done to death topics that are rather timeless and topical. Hence, you see number of self-help books reiterating different ways to tackle these concepts. Ichibun by Kosuke Sendo does the same. However, this particular book gives you the Japanese aviation way of handling things.
What a stroke of genius! The book won't necessarily make you more decisive, but it will make you more confident in making your decisions. I know I sometimes agonise over major life decisions, and this book has given me the tools to not get so stressed out about whether I am making the right choice or not. Everyone who thinks pro/con lists are the only way to make decisions, or the best way to make decisions, is seriously misinformed and needs to read this book. I'm not sure if "ooching" is always practical, but I like the word. I love the idea of setting trip wires and asking Decisive is a phenomenal resource for a fantastic decision-making process, whether you're moving, considering a new job, making a technical decision, or just about anything else. I'm already endorsing this book left and right—if you make decisions, and you do, you need to read it. The techniques and mental models introduced are useful for anyone.
"Ichibun: The Secrets of Japanese Precision" by Kosuke Sendo explores the meticulous nature of Japanese decision-making and precision through a series of forty-nine short stories based on real events, primarily in the aviation and business sectors. The book is divided into five chapters, each addressing different aspects of dealing with challenges and making decisions effectively.
Sendo's writing is engaging and insightful, making complex concepts accessible. The stories emphasize the importance of considering multiple perspectives before making decisions and being prepared to adapt and learn from mistakes. The author shares practical advice, such as exploring all options and setting clear priorities, which are applicable in both professional and personal contexts
An interesting question to ponder while reading this book could be: "How can we incorporate the principles of precision and thoroughness in our own decision-making processes to improve our daily lives?"
Decisions are something we often find always struggling to take the right decision. And the book 𝑰𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒃𝒖𝒏 talks about the decision making techniques using the Japanese techniques. Whenever it comes to Japanese approach to something I find myself inclined towards it, because of its practicality.
The author has shared his thoughts through this book in short yet effective chapters. The techniques he has shared talks about we should keep our emotions at bay, learn from other people's mistake, decisions require confidence, we should not follow instructions blindly.
The book talks about how correct decisions influence our lives. The author has also talks about the front end workers and flight process.
Overall this book open the notion of new approaches to take decisions.
Loved the book and would recommend everyone to read this book.
Ichibun by Kosuke Sendo is a self-help book that describes multiple scenarios of problem-solving. The author lays out multiple scenarios of how things can go wrong and how quick decisions taken by individuals helped correct them.
Whether you’re an aspiring pilot or a front-line worker or a manager, the aim of this book is to help you make better decisions and identify any future threats. There are 49 stories told through 5 chapters and I found the writing precise & well-researched.
If you like non-fiction & self-help books then I’ll absolutely recommend this book to you.
"Ichibun: The secrets of Japanese precision composed by kosuke sendo.The book is a self help book.The language of the book is lucid.It can help to develop the professionalism and the way of decision making.Author has done a commendable job.The book is motivating and inspirational.Its an easy read.The book features 49 different stories spread throughout 5 chapters and few sub chapters.This one is a good read.The title and cover of Book is really good.It can easily understand by anyone.Highly recommend to all.A book is interesting,well referenced.A must read
If so, "Ichibun" by Kosuke Sendo is the perfect book for you! It dives into the psychology and science behind decision-making, offering valuable insights into how to prevent mistakes and become the hero of your own story. Through real-life examples and practical advice, Sendo will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to confidently navigate daily challenges and crises. "Ichibun" is the ideal guide for anyone striving to refine their decision-making abilities and ensure better outcomes. .. Easy to Read Non Fiction Full of Wisdoms