There are lots of chances in front of me. It’s up to me, if I take them or not. Today my economic Professor introduced me the authority of Public Choice. I feel great. I just started to study Public Choice here, so I didn’t understand it well, but he welcomed to explain it. Additionally he gave me his book translated into Japanese. Maybe it’s his message insinuating that I have to study harder. Next time I’d like to prepare well before I meet him.
In Japan it’s easy to communicate with someone, but I think they don’t understand what chances are. In a foreign country at least I feel sometimes tough, but I think I have to act just right now. Strike the iron while it’s hot. In Japan there are many possibilities, but only possibilities because they don’t know what they want to be or do. Or they hesitate to act right now. I’d like to say, “Mottainai!”