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6 Books are available with this program:
(1) The Path
(2) My Way of Life and Thinking
(3) Not for Bread Alone
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4) The Million-Dollar Knack for Successful Management
(5) The Heart of Management
(6) Not for Bread Alone

● E-BOOKS ●
12 E-books are available in:
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(2) People Before Products
(3) The Heart of Management
(4) Zest for Management
(5) My Way of Life and Thinking
(6) Practical Management Philosophy
(7) Nurturing Dreams - My Path in Life
(8) The Million-Dollar Knack for Successful Management
(9) Career Essentials
(10) Business Essentials
(11) Thoughts On Man
(12) Corporate Social Responsibility

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29/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
No matter how divergent the political philosophies that govern a regime, what people consider important in terms of the basics of human behavior is surprisingly common from one country to another.

They concern matters that are important to all human beings, so they are rules found everywhere.

Lately there has been a tendency to consider rules and morals disagreeable and unpleasant,

But we should not be so naïve as to think that anyone can do without them.

27/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
Many things in this world are made possible through agreements or promises between people.

Everything from the time set for a date or meeting to the terms of lending and borrowing money or materials, to corporate rules and national laws – all are important matters decided among people in order to assure that society and life in general works smoothly.

Such agreements flourish because of trust among people. Whether people keep their promises or agreements is a useful barometer indicating the level of their humanity.

The same results also tell us much about a person’s integrity and virtue.

24/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“Understanding Responsibility”
When situations occur that seem to be in no way connected to us, we may think that we have no responsibility for what has happened.

But when we think very carefully, how confident can we be that indeed we have no responsibility with regard to what has happened?
In our world where things are infinitely and complexly interconnected, almost nothing can really be said to be totally unrelated to ourselves.

The noble aspiration of Jesus Christ was to assume responsibility, by giving up his physical life, not only for those of his circle but all others of his times as well as all people of subsequent times.

While that was the greatness of Christ, and not a burden that any of us can expect of each other, we can, at the very least, take care not to shift onto others the burden or blame for things in which we have a responsible role.

Dogs and cats will instinctively bite or claw members of their own kind they take a dislike to. In this respect human beings and animals are clearly set apart in nature.

The best we can do is to appreciate that distinction and do our best not to belittle its value.

22/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“Human life is precious, and respect is due anything that is precious.

While we may be keenly aware of how much we treasure our own lives, there may be a tendency to forget how precious others’ lives are to them.

When people become self-absorbed, they put their own interests and desires before those of anyone else.

Given human nature, this is inevitable, but it is no way to achieve prosperity for all, and it is no way to achieve the full potential of humanity.
…
Put yourself aside and give precedence to the other; by first allowing the other to flourish, you make it possible for yourself to flourish as well.

Practicing the principle of live and let live makes way for prosperity, and for the emergence of peace and happiness.”

20/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“People gather together, both in their daily lives and in order to pursue some work or occupation.

Inevitably, not everyone is virtuous and responsible.

There are all kinds.

This makes it all the more necessary to nurture our capacity for patience and tolerance.”

18/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“We are not divine, and nothing is more foolish than to expect any human being to be all-knowing and perfect.

It is equally foolish to think too much of ourselves.

The basic premise of work is helping other and, in turn, obtaining the support and assistance of others so that our own work proceeds smoothly.

Without an understanding and awareness of the give and take of our respective strengths and weaknesses, we would be nothing but a disorderly mob.

Strengths and weaknesses are part of our human destiny.

Whether our destiny leads to prosperity or poverty can depend completely upon how considerate we are of these qualities in others.”

16/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“Strengths and Weaknesses”
Everything we do in this world – in our work and in our daily lives – we achieve through the give and take of people around us, joined together in a workplace or other community.

In order for the life of that community to go forward we have to keep many things in mind, but one of our most important tasks is to try to willingly understand and accept our mutual strengths and weaknesses.

While working to realize our respective strengths as much as possible,

We should strive to be kind and considerate,

Making up as best we can for our own and others’ weaknesses.

14/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“The Spirit of Service”
Give and receive, serve and be served – reciprocity is the way of the world.

In other words, by giving something you have to others,

You in turn receive something of equivalent value from someone else.

The world goes round, especially as far as human affairs are concerned,

Based on this principle.

10/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/

“Exchanging Courtesies”

A neighbor passes by heading to work as you sweep the street in the bracing air of early morning; you exchange smiles and greetings:

“Good morning!” “Good morning to you!”

We think little of such formalities, as with many other daily customs, but in fact they are worth treasuring.

Even saying, “Wasn’t it cold last night!” may be a formulaic expression, but it is a courteous way of establishing a connection with another person.

“How have you been,” may be a formality, but it can be a springboard for opening of talk about more immediate matters or for beginning a job smoothly.

08/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
We are all born into this world through the working of karma, destiny, or fate, as the circumstances are variously described,

And we are linked to each other by all manner of ties.

To speak of such mystical concepts as karma or fate may sound a bit old-fashioned, but the interconnectedness of all life across time is awesome indeed.

Some may believe that the ties between one person and another are the result of the will or purpose of individuals.

That in turn leads us to carelessly think that we can, if we so decide, break away from such bonds.

But in fact we cannot break away so easily.

The bonds that bring people together are in reality formed from the profound workings of karma – they are links and connections that transcend what we think of as human will or desire.

06/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
Whatever we face, we scrutinize the situation,
Seek creative solutions, and then do our best.

If we fail, we can try again.

If we do it over and still do not succeed,
We can try yet another tack, and start over once more.

If you do things exactly the same way every time,
You will make no progress, no matter how many times you do it.

Blindly following precedent has its merits, but it is also important to break with precedent and find a new and better way of doing things.

If you try something different, it often opens up a completely new path.

Rather than fearing failure,
We should fear a life in which there is no innovation at all.

03/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/

“Realizing the Best in Yourself”

The pine tree cannot be cherry tree and a cow cannot be a horse.

A pine is a pine; a cherry is a cherry. The cow is a cow and the horse is a horse.
All things in nature, though they may not be perfect and complete in and of themselves, have their own distinctive presence.

All these things, by virtue of their peculiar traits, working to their full potential, complementing and influencing each other, together bring about beauty and abundance in the larger scheme of things.

The same is true of human beings.

Even though none of us is perfect in and of ourselves, by combining the qualities of each different person, if each of us is striving to fulfill our best potential, we are capable of bringing about the happiness of ourselves and others as part of the greater harmony of nature.

If we can accept this truth with an open mind, we will attain the humility, compassion, and gentleness of spirit that foster cooperation.

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京都市南区西九条北ノ内町 11
Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
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金曜日	08:45 - 17:30

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