Every experience a person has in life is his or her property.
Since it is wealth, we try to accumulate only good things, but that is not the case in life.
There is no life that only continues with happy days.
Overall, isn't life just a series of days, neither happy nor unhappy, sometimes happy and sometimes unhappy? And the only fair thing is that everything ends someday.


The wealth you accumulate while you are alive is of no use after you die.
Good experiences become good memories, and bad experiences become materials for development.
Memories can be preserved, but materials must be used to be valuable.
Even in misfortune, there are seeds of happiness hidden.
If you sit down, the seeds will rot.

---「Chapter 1.
From "Things You See When You Walk a Little Slower"

Forgiving doesn't necessarily mean you have to reconcile.
Forgiveness is not about acknowledging the other person's faults, but about letting go of the hatred in my heart that has been bothering me for a long time.
Although there may still be some parts that are hurtful and unfair, forgiveness is the best choice you can make for the rest of your life.

_ Han Chang-wook, 『To You Who Are Worried Because You Have Too Many Worries』
---「001.
From “Letting Go of Hatred”

Don't make the mistake of neglecting your own happiness because you're concerned about what other people think.
No matter how hard I try to look good, there will always be people who hate and dislike me, so I shouldn't be afraid of being hated.
Because no one looks at my face in the mirror as long as I do.

_ Koga Fumitake and Kishimi Ichiro, "The Courage to be Hated"
---「055.
From "The Courage to be Hated"

The state of contentment has none of the splendor of a magnificent struggle against adverse circumstances, nor of resistance to temptation, nor of the glamour of a fateful defeat swirling with passion or doubt.
Because happiness is not grand at all.

_ Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
---「200.
From "Happiness is not grand"

Even just 100 years ago, slaves worked on farms.
The same story is repeated today.
Many people work in large corporations, the military, and government organizations.
These are just different types of farms.
We go to school to get a good job, but all they teach us is how to work for the rich, how to manage money in rich companies, how to manage people in rich companies, etc.
It doesn't teach you how to become rich or how to become a farm owner.

Robert Kiyosaki, The Conspiracy of the Rich

---「736.
From "The Conspiracy of the Rich"