Our mission

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Transform the future—humanity and our planet depend on it!

We all have a role to play in shaping the future of our planet and our species. While individual efforts may sometimes seem small or insignificant, they are incredibly valuable. When we combine our collective actions, the results will finally begin to emerge.

Protecting our planet will then become an undeniable priority for all of humanity.

“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
—Albert Einstein

OUR MISSION

We all have a responsibility to take

Our planet is our common cause
We are billions of human beings on this planet, each of us unique, with our own strengths and weaknesses. We possess billions of different perspectives on how to solve a common problem: what kind of planet do we want to leave for future generations?
Yet, billions of us choose to ignore this issue, thinking there is nothing we can do individually, or assuming others will eventually take care of it.
However, not recognizing a problem and consciously ignoring it are two entirely different things. If we choose to ignore it, we are partially responsible for the outcome.
We are at a turning point where humanity has the opportunity to unite under a common cause: saving our planet.

Why now?
Because we now have the resources to communicate easily worldwide. We have instant access to information from other countries, and we can speak “live” with almost anyone, regardless of language, culture, or nationality.
The issue is no longer a local one; it is a global crisis that must be addressed by everyone on this planet.
This can only happen if we begin to see ourselves not as citizens of individual countries, but as citizens of the world.
As long as we cling to a national perspective, things will not change—there will always be “foreigners.” But if we view the state of our planet as our collective cause, as one human species, we can believe that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

How do we achieve this?
We believe that for this new global perspective to become a reality, each of us, on our own scale and individually, must strive to be our best selves. The more educated, aware, fit, kind, altruistic, and perseverant we become, the easier the task will be.
At the same time, the more people who join this movement, the more others will be drawn to it.
Eventually, we will reach a tipping point where enough minds will come together in harmony, finally turning the tide towards a brighter future for both humanity and our planet.

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KEY PRINCIPLES FOR INDIVIDUAL GROWTH

Value Time, nurture a healthy Brain, in a Balanced manner

Our time is limited, so we should strive to use it in a balanced way for the health of our brain.

THE FIVE ELEMENTS FOR OUR BRAIN

Awareness, Learning, Fitness, Social Relations and Willpower

In order to create a lasting impact on society, we must first improve ourselves as individuals. Personal growth lays the foundation for collective progress, enabling us to contribute more effectively and meaningfully to the world around us.

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Our goal

To Become a Unique Platform for Essential Knowledge

We aim to become a platform that provides essential education—knowledge that isn’t always covered by schools or society but is fundamental for every human being on this planet.

Our content will address key topics and will be continuously updated to incorporate advancements in technology, discoveries in science, and, of course, your feedback.

The platform will feature several categories, with a primary focus on maintaining a healthy brain, as this is our main priority. All other topics will relate back to this core theme. Additionally, we will offer practical guides, covering essential skills like money management, grocery shopping, and more.

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Tailored Learning: Courses for Every Stage of Growth

We are all different, with unique expectations, time constraints, and needs. To address these variations, we plan to create three distinct stages.

Children-Friendly Course: This course will introduce children to the fundamental knowledge everyone should possess. Our Instagram and blog sections, featuring content inspired by daily materials like movies, manga, and quotes from notable figures, will serve as an accessible entry point to our offerings.
Intermediate Course: In this stage, we will delve deeper into the subject matter, exploring strategies to enhance our learning efficiency. This will constitute the majority of the content available on our site.
Advanced Course: This stage will tackle more complex topics and is currently in development. It will likely take the form of a book, so stay tuned for updates!

All courses will be accessible to everyone, and we encourage you to explore any content available on our site.

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The mission

Strive, thrive, and become your best self!

This is the first step. We all need the desire to strive toward becoming the best version of ourselves.

This is crucial, as everyone has a role to play. Only then can our collective efforts have a meaningful impact on a global scale.

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Lead the way, light the path!

As the first signs of our development begin to show, people will naturally start asking us about our growth.

This will be our opportunity to offer guidance to those seeking advice.

We should listen attentively to their questions and concerns, so we can provide thoughtful and meaningful answers.

“The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image, but giving them the opportunity to create themselves.”
—Steven Spielberg

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Be the example, inspire the change!

When we start working on ourselves, we will naturally begin to attract the attention of those around us.

The goal is to become examples—role models for our loved ones, friends, community, country, and ultimately, our species.

As long as we strive to do our best, we will set an example the world can be proud of.

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Unite for change—let’s spark a global movement!

Ultimately, when enough of us on this planet have joined the movement, it will be time to take a greater step toward reshaping the future for humanity and our planet.

Little by little, our influence will grow, and individuals with more power and higher positions will also begin to join the movement, leading to the transformation of our society.

We cannot wait for those at the top to initiate change. On the contrary, we must act now, so that politics will eventually shift as well. We need to demonstrate that humanity has the potential to unite for a greater cause: our shared future.

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I believe that as a species, we need a common goal to truly unite, to start looking in the same direction, and to work together towards that shared objective.

Local actions are already happening around the globe, and while the ideals behind them are often noble and right, they alone aren’t enough to drive significant change.
We need to think differently to make real progress. If, as in the Three-Body Problem, an extraterrestrial threat doesn’t unite us, the state of our planet and its impact on humanity should be considered a common threat.

It might seem more tangible to fight against aliens than to protect our planet, but that’s precisely why we need to act now—to address a threat that isn’t immediately visible but is nonetheless critical.

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How to start?

We first need to address the actions we do every day without thinking about them

We are shaped by our habits

All we can say is that the path may be simple, but not easy.

Start strong—create a positive feedback loop with powerful habits!

First, we need to identify any vicious cycles we may be caught in. To establish a positive feedback loop, we must first address the issues created by our negative behaviors.

Disengaging from a detrimental cycle and engaging in a beneficial one share the same root: our brain. This is why we must work on our mindset to improve our habits.

It’s a loop in itself—do you see the irony? This is why so many of us remain unaware and stuck in our vicious cycles.

It takes about a full month to establish a new habit, so when you implement one, try to stick with it for at least a month.
It’s easier to focus on one new habit at a time. While it might be tempting to overhaul everything at once (and this approach might work for some), most people find it safer to make changes step by step.
You might feel that progress is slow, but steady progress is far more valuable than a rapid change that ultimately fails, resulting in no lasting results.

But one step at a time, we can break free and create a virtuous cycle.

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Master your five elements—build your best self!

The five elements are Awareness, Learning, Fitness, Social Relations and Willpower.

Since our brain is the common link between the five elements, there is no specific order in which we must develop ourselves. However, each element should be cultivated as much as possible on a daily basis.

Our brain requires sleep to rewire itself, meaning that any day we don’t work on one of the elements is a missed opportunity for growth in that area.

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Lead by example—let’s become role models!

Finally, once we have succeeded in creating beneficial habits and a positive feedback loop, and have worked on the five elements, we will naturally become role models for those around us.

At that point, it will be time to offer guidance to others, if needed, and share this way of living with the people in our lives.

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Personal Experience

I may sound a bit naive, but I used to think that once we start working, we don’t need to study anymore. So, I stopped actively learning when I began my first job…

When I moved to Japan after working in France, adapting to the culture and using a different language daily provided some “passive” learning. Despite this, I didn’t actively take the time to learn on my own. To be honest, my passive learning of Japanese wasn’t as effective as it could have been if I had dedicated time to actively study the language.

We don’t have to waste time like I did! We can teach our kids to appreciate learning and encourage them to continually expand their knowledge.