Even if we move slowly, build deep trust.

Even if we are not fast, be strong and solid.

Let the language of management become something familiar.

My present self is built upon the accumulation of countless efforts and time from the past—a strength slowly gathered over a lifetime.

The ordinary moments, the quiet boredom of daily life when nothing special happens, stand upon those past moments when I desperately wished that this one problem would somehow be solved.

Working feels like solving an endless series of mathematics problems.
Each problem has a different level of difficulty.
At every moment, another problem appears to be solved.

The question is this:
Will I spend my entire life trying to solve one extremely difficult problem,
or will I keep solving problems of moderate difficulty, one by one, every day?