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Vol.27
Being a Master of an Art. |
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Many people are moved by
actions and words of great
people who exerted outstanding
leadership in the field of
politics or economics. It must
be due to their world, which
has been discovered and can be
seen using their extraordinary
talents and efforts, foresight,
leadership in an organization,
various experiences, or through
their wide range of activities.
Meanwhile, stories of
masters in a craft, art, or
sport also inspire many in
spite of their narrow range of
activities and inexperience in
leading a large organization.
Nevertheless, listening to
their stories leaves us with an
impression that the world they
see is similar to the one
described by those who have
mastered politics or economics.
Why does this happen
even though both groups of
people are living in completely
different worlds and have
completely different social
experiences? I asked myself
this question for a long time
and have finally found out that
the world shown by experts in
any field reflects human nature
or what people are meant for.
Stories on a
specialized field are too
complicated for average people
to understand, but can still
impress many people. I think
this is because stories are
told through the eyes of
masters with their own world.
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