Prologue: Not everyone needs to be Saito Hitori.

Lecture 1.
laugh
“Laughter was the foundation of my success.”

Even when you get nagged, say "thank you"
The best physiognomy is a smiling face.
A natural look is the most comfortable.
The more fun thoughts you have, the more fun things will happen.
Laughter is a God-given ability that keeps us out of trouble.
You can help God by speaking lovingly with a smiling face.
Everyone lives their lives learning something.
Rather than asking 'which is right', ask 'which is enjoyable'
Even unlucky numbers can be interpreted in different ways.

Lecture 2.
happiness
"The worries you have now will surely disappear in a year."

There is no such thing as a lifelong worry.
Don't worry about problems you can't handle.
Trials are heaven-sent opportunities for me to grow.
There's no need to go through all that trouble
The standard of happiness is different for each person.
If you try to have too many things you don't need, it will only lead to suffering.
When you act in a way that is inconsistent with your sadness, your depression goes away.
Anxiety is proof that you are alive
Letting go of perfectionism makes life more enjoyable.
Enjoy the freedom of alternating between the driving lane and the passing lane.
To get rid of fear, you have to do something you hate.

3rd lecture.
money
“Doing what is right is the most beneficial thing.”

It's not the "skills" that make money, it's the "people"
Money also has the right to choose its owner.
Money has power when the spender has wisdom.
Accepting the fact that 'people grow old' is also an economic concept.
It's a much bigger deal to keep what I have.
There is always a demand for fast things.
Don't worry about money, just work hard at what you have to do.
A person who lives quietly and diligently is truly a great person.
If you give, it will definitely come back to you someday.
Pleasing the person who gives me money is 'self-investment'.
To become rich, you need to be able to see at least 10 years ahead.

Semifinals.
opportunity
“Success is achieved with your eyes and feet, not your head.”

Luck is stronger than skill.
People who say they are 'lucky' are truly lucky.
Be the person who hears the words, "I can't live without you."
When you work quickly and make no mistakes, you are called a 'pro'.
In the world of gambling, the winner is the unlucky one.
There are hints to talent hidden in the experience of being scolded.
Embarrassing experiences are the driving force behind growth.
Good things and bad things always come together.
The answer appears when you consider it 100 percent your responsibility.
It's better to act immediately than to be too cautious.
Even the past can be changed
If you have the attitude to learn something, you will succeed quickly.

Lecture 5.
relationship
“A good posture, a smiling face, and loving words—three things are enough.”

Winning without fighting is true victory.
Marriage is about realizing that you can't change your partner.
The one who tries to force the other person to change almost always loses.
Instead of spending time with people you don't like, do something that makes you happy.
No matter who you meet, just make sure to get a 'good impression'
When something good happens around you, be sure to come and congratulate them.
You have to be able to repeat something 400 times to be qualified to teach.
Your life is judged by others.
Charm attracts people and money.
God has invited you to a one-time party.
By complementing each other's weaknesses, we can overcome everyone's weaknesses.
Human value shines when we embrace the weaknesses of others.
The person who helps me the most in the world is myself.

Lucky person
Win over the hard worker

While the wealthy and heads of large corporations value luck, ordinary people tend to overlook its importance or even give up, believing that they have no luck.
Why does this phenomenon occur? Because the wealthy, having experienced the power of luck firsthand, know all too well the significant role it plays in their current success. They also understand that, with enough effort, it's perfectly possible to turn luck on your side.
In reality, we often see situations where a 'lucky person' beats a 'hardworking and talented person', or where someone's life changes because of a sudden stroke of luck.
Yet, we have never properly learned how to deal with luck in life.

This book is an introduction to business management for ordinary people like these.
Beyond simply emphasizing the importance of luck, it also provides specific methods and small habits for attracting luck in daily life, making it an excellent guide even for those who have given up on the idea that "you just have to be born with a good destiny."
Saito Hitori's secrets to managing one's own fortune are broadly divided into five themes: 'laughter', 'happiness', 'money', 'opportunity', and 'relationships'.
They all deal with habits and attitudes that can be directly applied in everyday life, and he not only became rich himself based on these principles, but also passed these secrets on to 10 of his disciples, transforming them into successful businessmen.
Moreover, the story is told in a friendly and sincere tone, as if someone is telling it to you right next to you, without any complicated words or flowery expressions, so even readers who are very wary of what they say are instantly disarmed.

Smile, and your eyebrows will open
Your third eye will open

When people achieve great results, they say, "I was lucky," as an expression of humility.
Conversely, the phrase "you were lucky" is also used to belittle the good achievements of others.
But is 'good luck' really just a humble or sarcastic remark?
Especially, people who are perfectionistic, ethical, and intelligent tend to underestimate luck and under-recognize its value compared to hard work.
The act of hoping for luck is seen as a symbol of a thief who wants to get results easily without breaking a sweat.
However, luck is not a gamble or a gamble where you expect a reward without putting in any effort.
Luck is also a 'means' of making efforts in a life where we cannot see even an inch ahead.

In fact, if you think about it, there are very few cases where things are just pure luck.
Even though we were lucky, there is a reason behind it.
For example, people who are always smiling and positive tend to be lucky, but most people don't even think about connecting that smile and luck.
But when it comes to broadening the gates of luck, laughter is the most basic of basics.
When you smile, your eyebrows open, and only when your eyebrows open does your 'third eye' open, from which good ideas spring forth like a spring.
The author also says that laughter is a gift from God to prevent humans from getting into trouble.
If you don't make good use of this human privilege, even if you become rich, you will live with a frown on your face, asking, "Why am I not happy?"
Then, the third eye will close on its own, and your fortune will gradually begin to decline.
To improve your luck, greet people with a smile.
This simple rule is the first step to becoming a 'lucky person'.

Attract as much luck as you want
People's Magic Words

The author once conducted a survey of a thousand people asking, "Do you remember what your worries were a year ago?"
What was the result? Not a single person remembered their worries from a year ago.
This means that the worries you have now will definitely disappear in a year.
In other words, time solves the problem on its own.


Keep this in mind.
Time is always on your side.
When you can hear the ticking of the clock as a sound of 'I'm lucky, I'm lucky', you can finally be free from the worries and obstacles that are weighing you down.
In other words, it widens the ‘entrance through which luck comes in.’


As we live, we all go through dark times where we wonder, "Why is my life so unstable?"
But having such times doesn't mean you're 'unlucky'.
Because trials are 'games that test how well you can avoid bad things.'
If you win this game, you will be rewarded with growth.
So life is like cooking puffer fish.
Pufferfish contains poison that is lethal to humans, but if you avoid it when you eat it, it is just a delicious food.
Because good and bad things always come in sets like this, we need the wisdom to accept bad things like blowfish dishes when they happen.


This book provides modern people, trapped in their own world, with an opportunity to break free from linear thinking and consider even the power of heaven.
Also, if you deeply understand the effects of luck that the author talks about and put them into practice in your daily life, whenever you feel frustrated, you will be able to shake it off and say, "I'm so lucky!" and equip yourself with the strength to get back on your path.