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● PAPERBACKS ●
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:
United States, England, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia and Singapore. (1) The Path
(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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From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/Whatever we face, we scrutinize the si...
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.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/“Realizing the Best in Yourself”The pi...
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.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/Small children are not naturally self-...
01/10/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
Small children are not naturally self-centered. They have few preconceptions or biases. What is good is good; what is bad is bad.
So their perceptivity about the nature of things often shows surprising insight. This is how children grow: asking why, getting answers, pondering the answers with an open mind, and asking again, and again, “why?” And thus they grow up, one day at a time.
The same is true, in fact, of adults. If one meets each day as a new day, one is always asking why, always pursuing something new. And one is continually contemplating the answers and then seeking more “whys.”
If we keep an open mind, free of self-interest, and if we can remain passionate and absorbed in our quest, we will find that there are questions to be asked everywhere. To live each day just as the day before and tomorrow just as today, clinging to habitual patterns, our growth as human beings will stop and so will the progress of society as a whole. Prosperity is born out of our constant asking of “why?"

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/We may be reluctant to change and may ...
29/09/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
We may be reluctant to change and may find change unsettling.

This may be part of our human nature,

And yet, is it not a reflection of our clinging to a fixed idea?

The capacity to shift perspectives once or twice a day

Is the sign of a progressive person,

And changing three or four times a day is even better.

Seeing change as part of a process of constant development

Offers a positive approach to life.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/When it rains, we should put up an umb...
26/09/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
When it rains, we should put up an umbrella;

When conditions are unfavorable we should seek shelter.

If we don’t have an umbrella,

There may be nothing we can do to prevent getting wet.

But once the rain has stopped,

We should resolve not to be caught out in the rain again

And prepare ourselves properly.

An umbrella to keep from getting wet,

An umbrella to protect what we are doing in our work,

An umbrella to shelter our lives – all are important.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/“The Best We Can Do”… As long as we ha...
24/09/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“The Best We Can Do”
… As long as we have done the best we can do as a human being,

We need not be distressed or dissatisfied, but only observe calmly what will unfold,

Trusting that the outcome will show us where the path will next lead us.

If all people understood the value of this approach to things and,

If each person went about his or her work mindful of its wisdom,

Surely this world would be a more tranquil place.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/ “Mirror of the Heart”When we want to ...
19/09/2025

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

When we want to check our appearance, we look in a mirror.

The mirror is honest; it shows us plainly, as we really are. You might not be convinced when someone tells you your necktie is crooked, but when you look in the mirror it becomes obvious.

Looking in the mirror makes people see the errors of their ways and helps correct them.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/Broaden your perspective. One’s vision...
17/09/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
Broaden your perspective. One’s vision can never be too wide.

What we can best do in pursuit of peace,

prosperity and happiness for ourselves and for others

is to cultivate a broad perspective.

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/“Yesterday was yesterday. Today is tod...
29/08/2025

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

Today is today.

There is no need to let the woes of yesterday weigh down our step today.

Let bygones be bygones and look well
To every new day and the new turn of fortune that it brings.

It is too much to dwell on the burdens of yesterday;

Better to meet each morning anew, each as a fresh departure."

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/“Every new day greeted as a fresh star...
27/08/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“Every new day greeted as a fresh start will be a good day.

It is bright and invigorating for those who have a mind that is open,

a heart that is humble,

and a spirit alive with imagination and creativity.”

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/“Human beings instinctively fear death...
25/08/2025

From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
“Human beings instinctively fear death.
But what we should fear more than death itself is facing death without having prepared ourselves for it.
We are always face to face with death – indeed, that is what makes life so precious. And precisely because of death’s constant imminence, we must make the very best we can of the life that is given us.
Thinking about how to make the best of life is a form of planning for death, and thereby constitutes a form of planning one’s life.
All of us must face squarely the stern fate assigned to all living creatures and consider solemnly, as well as with anticipation, how we can make our lives meaningful and full.”

“Life and Death”From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*tahttps://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/In a way, every day of...
18/08/2025

“Life and Death”
From the book "THE PATH" by Konosuke Matsush*ta
https://konosuke-matsush*ta.com/en/
In a way, every day of one’s life is part of a person’s journey toward death. Life and death are all part of nature’s timeless cycle, and all living creatures travel this unalterable path through life to death.
Among living things, only human beings have the power to cognitively grasp this law of nature and prepare themselves for the ultimate end of the journey. While never knowing when death will come, they can come up with various ideas, plans, and dreams about what they want to do for the rest of their lives.
Not only those of advanced age, but young people as well make all sorts of plans for their future lives, and these are, in a way, plans for death. Life and death are inseparable, so preparations for life are, in a sense, preparations for death.

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