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"Making the Second Half of Your Life the Best Stage" Chieko Asakura is launching a women's support project that she will dedicate the rest of her life to. For details, please check the "Special Web Lecture" page here. ↓↓↓ ■Special Web Lecture https://asakura-ga.com/seminar/ytold/ ■Chieko Asakura [Official LINE] https://liff.line.me/2009772074-97e3q... Register on LINE now and receive two special gifts! 【①AI Chieko Asakura】 Chieko Asakura has empowered 3900 women over 22 years. "AI Chieko Asakura," filled with her passionate message, will give you a ray of hope. [② Bonus Video] Chieko Asakura explains the "one thing you absolutely must let go of" for those who have worked diligently to be rewarded, and the common characteristics of "people whose efforts are rewarded and whose lives are dramatically transformed." ■ Chieko Asakura [Voicy] Chieko Asakura | Making the Second Half of Your Life the "Best Stage" https://voicy.jp/channel/959361 I will talk about the "way of being" to make the second half of your life the best stage. ■ Chieko Asakura [Facebook]   / chiekoasakura   ■ Chieko Asakura [Official Instagram]   / chieko.asakura   -------------------------------- ◼️ Chieko Asakura Profile A pioneer in female sales, she has been active in the fields of sales and human resource development for over 33 years. She has been involved in the training of over 200,000 people, and her "Top Sales Lady Training Academy," which has been running for 22 years, has produced over 3,900 graduates. Having overcome a tumultuous life herself, she rose from rock bottom to success in the sales world, and in 2002 published the first sales book by a woman. To date, she has authored 41 books. Based on her experience as an elementary school teacher and 27 years of experience in adult education, she consistently conveys an education that values ​​"how to be a person" and "the state of mind." She aspires to spread education that fosters human dignity and independence from Japan to the world. She positions the second half of her life as "a life of unraveling and blooming," and while embodying a way of life that is true to herself, unbound by titles or the past, she communicates this way of being. --------------------------------