| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-13 | 9789356672741 |
| No of pages | 168 |
| Book Publisher | Leadstart Publishing Private Limited |
| Published Date | 22 Jan 2023 |
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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-13 | 9789356672741 |
| No of pages | 168 |
| Book Publisher | Leadstart Publishing Private Limited |
| Published Date | 22 Jan 2023 |
Shinji Yoshikawa, born in Osaka in 1971, studied Spanish in Oaxaca, Mexico during a two-year break as a student at Tsukuba University, Japan. He experienced a “forced Latinization” of personality during the two years before returning to Japan. On his return, he completed his final year in Sociology gaining a bachelor’s degree.
After graduating from university, he worked as a gem buyer, purchasing diamonds, pearls, opals, and other precious stones in India, Hong Kong, and other countries around the world. Subsequently, he moved back to Japan, where he worked as a sales representative for a Japanese magazine publisher selling advertising space and was a starting member of a new web marketing business. He is currently working for a Japanese food company in Mexico, where he is in charge of PR and advertising.
As a husband and father of two daughters, he is also responsible for preparing meals and cleaning up afterward on weekends. His specialty in cooking is oven-baked pork belly with tomatoes. Fascinated by travels and creative writing, he is always on the lookout for new destinations to explore between busy office working days.
He can be reached at [email protected].
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As time went by and I was about to turn fifty, I could only take three or four days off at the most. I have learned to use this as an excuse to "buy time with money". It sounds poetic, but it's just a fixed way of thinking that makes you give up on the details and hassles which you may encounter. It stuck in my mind like a fatty piece of meat does to your belly and finally, I couldn't get rid of it. But what do I do with the time I have saved? The answer is “nothing special”.
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