Q.What did you cherish when you were a child? A. Toys such as card games, and now my body, which I put effort and time into, is a treasure.

What was the most important thing to you as a child? It was Seito Medical School's Inishie Destiny. When I was in elementary school, I enjoyed card games, manga, and games, but now all I have are the leftover normal cards that my parents sold without my permission. 

I may have been angry about this, but when I found out, I was strangely calm. "Oh, so she sold it, mother. If you take the M away, you're a stranger." But for me, it was a good opportunity. 

If you become an adult and keep your favorite toys forever, it means you haven't become a full-grown adult yet. It's in the way, it's in the way. In that sense, I have a backup of this blog, but I might be quite annoyed if my parents reset it.

I'll be fine if I hide my computer in the attic. My toy now is my blog. I'm prepared to keep writing until I die, but I'd like to find someone to take over this blog after I retire. It's not a big blog yet though.

The added article is the secret blog. The things that were important to me as a child are not the things I take out and look at every time, but the toys that I occasionally remember and reminisce about if they are in a storage case in my dresser.

Of course, there were many rare cards in my collection, so if I had kept them, they might have become very expensive. Sorry about the cards. Children's values ​​and adult values ​​are very different, but children have their own ethics and sense of justice, and adults have the same.

Children are inexperienced and cannot see through the essence of things, and they only think about the immediate future. Just like the marshmallow test, life is like a chicken race, and the more you pull, the bigger the payout when you win.

Buy! Buy! Buy as much as you can! Investments also increase profits exponentially. Every time you win, the amount of profit you receive will be greater than proportional to the exponential curve. If you make a 30% profit every year, you will get 1.3^10=13.7 times the amount in 10 years, but in 20 years, you will get 190 times the amount.

Where is the fantasy product that will make 30% every year!? If you don't release it, I'll pick your eyeballs. It may be difficult to make a 30% profit every year from an investment, but it's a good example of an exponential growth that snowballs. 

How to resist the temptation to waste time and keep trying. When I was a child, I loved playing card games. I had endless time.

However, what I value as an adult is time and effort as self-investment. It has changed from something I can touch to something I can't touch as an adult. That's all. Well then.