Oresama World from Japan

Life sometimes gives you hard times.   However, in my opinion, you can sort things out somehow. For example, if you’re worried because you’re not losing weight even though you’re on a diet... There Is an Answer  There are only a few ways to lose weight. • exercise • eat less • do both at the same time You can’t go on a diet if you say, “I can’ keep working out!” or “I can’t stop eating!” What would you do then? There are two options. • openly admit that it’s ok to be overweight • keep dwelling on that you can’t go on a diet, even if you want to It’s smart to quit diet once you know you can’t do it, unless you like to worry about your overweight. You’ll reach to a solution if you think it through logically. This applies to almost every situation not only to diet. Messy Brain However, most people keep worrying. They’ll get to the right answer if they think in order but they don’t do that. Why don’t they do that? ...

I read a sentimental article, where the writer was saying “I regret something.” That sentence made me think I have no regret whatsoever in my life. Regretting Something before You Die When I was in college, a phrase caught my eye from a book I happened to pick up for no reason.  I still remember the phrase. It goes like this: If you ask senior citizens, “Do you have any regrets?”  Most of them answer, “I should’ve done 〇〇.” It’s not “shouldn’t have done××” or “want to start all over again”.  They regret not having done something. I was convinced by this article and decided, “I’ll do everything I want to, regardless of success or failure.” No Regret if You’ve Done Them All I’ve been loyal to this belief throughout whole my life. Why have I been that loyal? I don’t know but I was so touched by that article. I tried everything that interested me. As for music, I picked up guitar, vocal, drum, songwriting, live street performance, and I recently too...