【デンマークの「幸福の時間術」】仕事の後の“第３部の時間”の重要性／「8-8-8」という考え方／自分の感性を取り戻すためにできること／井上陽子／THINKpod

Denmark is a fascinating country with a relaxed atmosphere yet incredibly high productivity. Journalist Yoko Inoue, who lives in Denmark, suggests that the country's prosperity lies in its unique sense of "time." What is the true nature of Denmark's sense of time? THINKpod is a business video media presented by Kodansha.    / @thinkpod_by_kodansha   👆Please subscribe to our channel! Part 1    • 【デンマーク「生産性の高さ」の秘密】なぜ16時帰宅が可能なのか？ 日本からデンマーク...   Part 2 This video Table of Contents 0:00 Digest 0:45 What is the "second part" after work? 2:42 What is the third time? 7:32 What changes with free time? 18:04 How to regain your sensitivity? 21:00 Have you broken free from work addiction? Books by Ms. Inoue "The Third Hour: Time Management Techniques Learned in Denmark for Working Shorter and Enriching Your Life" https://amzn.to/4y1V1mS Yoko Inoue's Newsletter: https://yokoinoue.theletter.jp/ Guest Yoko Inoue / Journalist After graduating from the Department of International Relations at the University of Tsukuba, she joined the Yomiuri Shimbun as a reporter. She covered the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and the Ministry of the Environment in the social affairs department, and later served as a correspondent at the Washington bureau. While at the Yomiuri Shimbun, she completed her studies at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. In 2015, she moved to Denmark. She gives lectures on the Danish economy, society, and work style, and also supports Danish companies engaged in business with Japan. Her book is "The Third Hour." Interviewer Soichiro Maruo Born in Oita Prefecture in 1990. After graduating from the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Liberal Arts, he joined Kodansha in 2012. After working for publications such as Friday, Weekly Gendai, and Gendai Business, she is now the editor-in-chief of THINKpod. https://x.com/miduwo #Denmark #Nordic #WorkStyle #TimeManagement #MentalHealth