life according to one's own means

A former senior colleague of mine recently posted that he received this message for his birthday from the president of his workplace.People are "age-appropriate" and "status-appropriate.We have to grow."And. That is certainly true. And someone once told me that

If my daughter wanted to be an idol, I would definitely oppose it. I would tell her to be more realistic and to live a life that fits her own stature."

He said.

in the worldLive within your means."Be reasonable."I often hear people say, "I don't want to live like that. Certainly, if a person who earns a salary of 200,000 yen buys a luxury brand bag that costs hundreds of thousands of yen and lives in a tower apartment until he or she goes into debt, everyone would think that he or she should live a more modest life.

But for me personally, "living within one's means" and "living within one's means" sound good, but they are not the same as "living within one's means.That sounds like simply an excuse not to challenge.

You don't know until you try.

Because to truly know your size, you need to experience many failures.(I guess it's not a failure if you can live with those experiences later)Sometimes we try to do things that are not in our stature, we try to do things that are reckless, and so weYou hit, you get hurt, you bleed, you know pain, you are humiliated, and then you finally know how big you are and what you are capable of.The company can do this.

You know, "I thought I could do better, but it still didn't work out," or "The world is a big place," or "What is important in life?"... ...I think that was the case for me.

On the other hand, however, "I made the choice to live on my own after many challenges.I think that "the weight of it all" is totally different and on the contrary, it is wonderful. The words and deeds of those who have come full circle and returned there, such as monks who have been trained and business owners who have overcome trials and tribulations, are profound and amazing.

Buy a Porsche for yourself

I am now able to drive a Panamera Turbo thanks to my husband. Also, "I'm buying a Porsche with my own money!" My parents have told me about my statement that

You keep saying things like that. It's important to live within your means. A 35 year old mother of two is not the norm.

It is sometimes said.

That may be true. But.My stature is not for the world to decide, but for me to decideI want to experience the experience of buying a Porsche for myself. Therefore, I would like to continue to challenge myself to experience various experiences, such as buying a Porsche by myself and achieving other goals that I think I can achieve.

My favorite word.

In life, you never know unless you try. The only thing that remains is what you have done.

So, after all, "Let's get to work!" That's what I mean.