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Making the most of your strengths is the best!! *Warning: the following is a boastful story that may be unpleasant sa2 originally wanted to study science because he was good at physics and math, but he felt that he could do well in English if he studied it, so he chose to study humanities to increase his chances of getting into a good university. If he chose math in the humanities, he would be able to stand out from the other "humanities students who work hard at math". What's more!! sa2's first choice was Keio University Economics (Math and English essay) and Waseda University Political Science and Economics (Math, English, Japanese). In order to get into at least one of these, he adopted the strategy of "not studying Japanese at all". At first glance, it may seem reckless, but if you break down the subjects for the exam, Modern Japanese in Japanese → Generally, you can get a certain amount of points without studying, and you can't get full marks even if you study a lot. Classical Japanese and Chinese in Japanese → Low point allocation. If you don't study, you won't be able to solve knowledge-based questions, but you can solve written questions to a certain extent by feeling Kanji in Japanese → Low point allocation. If I don't study, I won't be able to solve the problems, but even if I get 0 points, it's still okay. -Math: If you study, the number of problems you can solve will increase infinitely, and you can aim for a perfect score. -English: The more you study, the better your skills will be, and you can aim for a perfect score. -Essay: The points are distributed low, and it's just a normal mysterious subject (?). So I decided that spending my study time on math and English would give me a better chance of passing than studying in a balanced way. And as I expected, I passed both Keio University's Economics and Waseda's Political Science and Economics, getting points in math and English. (I also passed Waseda's International Liberal Arts and Social Studies in the same way.) Sa2 learned that it is better to develop your strengths than to do things in a balanced way, and he successfully quit his job at a major company and became a YouTuber. And he was able to turn his greatest strength, "yelling out loud," into a job (a touching ending) by sa2 P.S. By the way, my teachers at school always told me, "You have to perfect the basics," and "If you miss the marks that other people are getting, you'll definitely fail (like kanji)," but I think that's wrong for exams where the passing level is 50% to 70%. I would understand if the passing score was 90% or something. But if you're not confident in your ability to master other things, not doing things like kanji is a weak strategy, so don't do it. ■Recruitment for the SKJ editorial team has resumed!! We're waiting for your application!! ! https://forms.gle/RGw5KQwfo1if1hCw8 ■Become a member of SKJ! Let's play games together! ↓    / @skjvillage   ■Membership explanation video    • 【初めての重大発表&報告】SKJメンバーシップについて説明する動画   ■If you're hooked on SKJ, watch this first! The best playlist    • SKJ総集編&〇〇集   ■Subchannel    / @skj9124   ■Official LINE https://lin.ee/l9GdQUw ■Member Twitter accounts SKJvillage   / skjvillage   sa2   / sa2fdi   Saikatsu   / skj_saikatsu   Shinka   / shinka_skj   ■Purchase SKJ goods https://muuu.com/videos/b5e3a628000fccb9 [SKJ Village] is a trio of 25-year-old YouTubers from Waseda, Keio, and Sophia University. All three of them became working adults at major companies, but they left their jobs and started posting videos. Currently active as a serious game commentator! ■Click here for the address to send letters, presents, etc.! 〒107-6228 Tokyo, Minato-ku, Akasaka 9-7-1 Midtown Tower 28th floor UUUM Co., Ltd. Attn: SKJ village DOVA-SYNDROME https://dova-s.jp Maoudamashii https://maoudamashii.jokersounds.com Materials provided by PIXTA OtoLogic https://otologic.jp Audio software: Ondoku-san