利他の心で生きたら、お金も人も集まってきた｜稲盛和夫が明かした仕組み

Why does living with altruism attract people, money, and opportunities? This self-help and motivational video clearly explains the "mechanism of altruism" that Kazuo Inamori proved in his life, using two true stories. Kazuo Inamori, the "god of management" who founded Kyocera and KDDI, wasn't a saint from the start. Three years after founding his company, a three-day, three-night collective bargaining session by eleven young employees prompted him to abandon his dream of creating a company where he could showcase his technology to the world, and instead transform his management style to one of altruism, pursuing the material and spiritual well-being of all employees. From there, a virtuous cycle began: people gathered, trust grew, and as a result, profits followed. Furthermore, this video also presents a true story of Inamori, who entered the Buddhist priesthood at the age of 65, receiving a 500-yen coin from an elderly woman cleaning a park on his way back from alms-gathering, and shedding tears. Altruism isn't something you start only after you've become wealthy; it's a way of using your heart that you can do just as you are now—I'm sure you'll understand its true meaning. I'll also introduce three concrete methods you can put into practice starting tomorrow. ▼This video is recommended for: Those who feel they're working hard but aren't blessed with good relationships or money. Those struggling with relationships and building trust. Working professionals, business people, and managers who want to boost their motivation in work and life. Those who like Kazuo Inamori's way of life, success philosophy, and famous quotes. If you watched until the end and were moved, I would be happy if you would like a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel, and share your thoughts in the comments. #KazuoInamori #Altruism #SelfImprovement