Kokorozashi: A Personal Mission That Benefits Society

Kokorozashi: A Personal Mission That Benefits Society

On episode 19 of the Ikigai Podcast, I discuss kokorozashi with the Dean of the Graduate School of Management at GLOBIS University, Tomoya Nakamura. GLOBIS is the largest and fastest-growing business school in Japan and aspires to develop visionary leaders who will create and innovate societies. Kokorozashi could be defined as something that not only will satisfy and fulfill a person but also as something that has a positive impact on society. Kokorozashi, a word rooted in bushido is v...

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