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Derive your motivation from the occupations that interest you.

The "fields/roles (WHAT)" of work I presented in the previous article encompass many types. It's great if this sparks various ideas. Beyond that, consider the "jobs you've been interested in" or the "jobs you've always dreamed of doing" that you've experienced throughout your life and upbringing...
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Analyzing careers you're interested in – fields and the people who excel in those fields –

In the previous article, we applied several "lists of interests" to "Formula 1 for Success" and explored the motivation: why (the reason for doing it). In this chapter, to deepen self-awareness, we will explore the details of each "occupation of interest." This will help us understand the "energy of work...".
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Points to Note When Analyzing Occupations and Jobs – Common Mistakes –

Now, I think you should have a good understanding of the importance of "motivation: why" and "field/role" (WHAT) in occupations, as discussed in success formulas 1 and 2. Here, I will explain a common classification error that many people make when analyzing occupational "fields/roles" (WHAT)...
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Deconstructing the "Work Energy Flow"

As described in "The Formula for Success 02," by checking whether the "Work Energy Flow" is functioning smoothly, you can analyze whether a job is a good fit for you. This time, we will focus on ② "Areas and roles of work you are interested in (WHA...)" from the "Work Energy Flow.".
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The importance of "how you feel while doing it (FEEL)"

This is about Formula 02 of the Success Formula, "Work Energy Flow," and I want to emphasize that every part of the formula is important. Specifically, I'll be discussing point ④, "How you feel while you're doing it (FEEL)." You can find the previous article here → "Work Energy Flow"...
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