企業トップには”謙虚”な人が多い？／塩沼大阿闍梨が語る目標の見つけ方【悩める大人たちに贈る47歳からのキャリア】

Watch the full episode here ▶ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/47/vod/p... Our guest is Ryojun Shionuma, the chief priest of Fukujusan Jigenji Temple. He completed the "Omine Sennichi Kaihogyo" (a thousand-day pilgrimage to Omine) over approximately nine years. Shionuma's life motto, which he emphatically states is "humility and honesty." He explains that the ability to deeply reflect on failures and mistakes, and then instantly recover with a positive attitude, requires humility and honesty, as otherwise, one would only come up with excuses. We asked Shionuma, who has overcome rigorous training, about "how to overcome life's obstacles." (Part 2 of 2) [Career Strategies for Troubled Adults: From Age 47] There's a movie that was released in the US in 2017 and became a hot topic: "47: The Status of Life." It's a human drama depicting the sorrows and redemption of a middle-aged man. In fact, the age at which people experience the lowest level of "happiness" is 47.2 years old. According to research by Professor David Blancheflower of Dartmouth College, those approaching their 50s tend to experience gloomy days. (47.2 years old in developed countries, 48.2 years old in developing countries, 2020 survey) Certainly, this is an age where worries about work and personal life increase. What should you do with the rest of your working life? Will you be promoted? Will you continue working after retirement? Will you pursue a hobby? Is it too late to change jobs now? Risk-skilling? Career advancement? In this "100-year life era," we explore hints for how to live for troubled adults. Cast MC: Akiko Sasaki (TV Tokyo) Guest: Ryojun Shionuma, Great Ajari (Chief Priest of Fukujusan Jigenji Temple) Clothing Assistance HIROKOKOSHINO Sound Materials OtoLogic #Career from 47 years old #Ryojun Shionuma #Great Ajari #Fukujusan Jigenji Temple #Omine Sennichi Kaihogyo Akiko Sasaki #Way of Life #Career #TV Tokyo BIZ #40s #50s #47 years old