9 Habits to Stop Being Stuck Thinking About This and That

• 9 Habits to Stop Being Stuck Thinking About This and That

  • Hideki Wada

• Interesting case study on p. 73 of one “former high-level bureaucrat famous for his ability to get the job done”.

  • Culture of training newcomers by making them work hard
  • rush of work
    • Work hard only on jobs that you are good at and from excellent and respected bosses.
    • I’ll get to other business later.
  • A good boss will appreciate you more.
  • People who have turned in work they don’t want to do, or from bosses they don’t appreciate.
  • This is similar to the Motivation Creation Method “Choose for yourself what to do from among the things that need to be done”.

• What I thought as I read. - Losses before and after the fact - Mostly fail. - Whether or not to rely on others - The less confident you are, the more you speak ill of others. - Negative critics

• You want to do this or that, but you can’t seem to take action because you are tired.

• Morita therapy

  • absolute bed rest
    • Forced rest for a week. - Do “nothing.”

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