"The Power to Stand Out" Sputniko! A guide to "living freely" from contemporary artist Sputniko!, who will become an assistant professor at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) starting November 2013. This book introduces her way of life and thinking, which have "stood out" at various times while tracing her turbulent life. It's packed with hints for those who want to escape their "ordinary" daily lives and live authentically, such as "Break the rules after you think about them" and "To break the mold, know the mold." "Let's Think About the Future of Work: You Can Live Life Twice" Chikirin What do we need to live a fun and exciting life? How will the way we work change, and how should we respond? Chikirin, a popular blogger with 2 million monthly PVs, deciphers the changes that will occur and proposes the future of work. This is a book that those who are dissatisfied with their current situation but lack confidence and cannot change their environment should read. There are no "should be" arguments that are common in career design books, so the content comes in smoothly. "Illustrated Guide to Steve Jobs' Way of Thinking" Hiroshi Onishi Steve Jobs, a "new great man" who captivated people with his unique abilities in his work style and management methods, as well as his human interest. This book systematically summarizes Jobs' self-realization and creative thinking, which allowed him to "not pursue status or money, and as a result, gained great wealth," using famous quotes and illustrations. I wouldn't want to work under Jobs, but w It's clear that he was an extraordinary manager. I wonder if someone like this will emerge in Japan. "40 Habits to Become a Person Who Does It Now" Osamu Hayashi This is the latest book by Osamu Hayashi, a charismatic instructor at Toshin High School, who became a big hit with the catchphrase "When will you do it? Do it now!" which became a buzzword thanks to TV commercials. This book is a how-to-live book that emphasizes the importance of "doing it now!" without procrastinating. You know you have to do it, but you put it off and regret it, and fail. What should you do to avoid that? The author teaches 40 habits. #OsamuHayashi #Hayashi_Osamu #BookSale #HiroshiOnishi #Onishi_Hiroshi #SteveJobs #Chikirin #JapaneseLiterature/Essays #Sputniko #Books #Psychology/Psychology"