Faith in Taipa among 30-40 year olds leads to "self-destructive Taipa"! The book was translated and published in Korea and Taiwan within 2 weeks of its release, and was reprinted in 3 weeks! The author, who has 20 years of experience as a secretary to foreign company executives, reveals The "Blissful Taipa" method, which fills the heart with "Favorite Activity," is a hot topic!

Yuki Morita, President of Make Value Spirit (Minato-ku, Tokyo), published "Smart People's 100 Shortcut Methods to Achieve Both Quality and Speed" (1,760 yen including tax) from Kanki Publishing on May 21, 2025. The book has received a great response both in Japan and overseas, with translations being published in Korea and Taiwan within two weeks of its release, and additional copies being printed within three weeks.

The "time-performance fatigue" movement, which focuses on shortening work hours, is rapidly growing!

In recent years, the term "time performance (time-performance)" has been gaining ground. On the other hand, don't you think "time-performance fatigue" is on the rise, as people seek only "time-performance" and are overly conscious of shortening time?

The author focuses on the negative loop caused by "time fatigue. The author focuses on the negative loop caused by "time fatigue." Pursuing only "time efficiency," people "cram more work into their free time" and "misuse their free time." Such a way of working can lead to a self-destructive way of working.

The new concept of "Likikatsu"--shortening time to "spend time on what you love.

The author proposes a new keyword, "I like activities" (= activities to spend time on what you like). While "I want to support someone else's activities," "I like activities" are "activities that fulfill me. The satisfaction and happiness gained from "Like-Katsu" is noticeably expressed in increased productivity and efficiency. The original purpose of shortening one's workday is to increase happiness in one's life, and this new way of thinking has been attracting increasing attention on TV programs, magazines, and social networking sites, following on the heels of "cospa" and "taipa.

[Proposing a new way of living and time management to realize dreams and goals].

In this book, I have tried to explain how to use time in one's life based on what I have learned from my mother's last will and testament, as well as "how people work to achieve their dreams and goals while achieving results," which I have observed during my 20 years of busy life as a secretary for a foreign company. Based on what she learned from her mother's last will and testament, the book proposes a new way of life to realize one's dreams and goals while balancing productivity and trust through "shortening the time".

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Amazon purchase link→ https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4761278064

What this book conveys is more than just efficiency techniques.

Based on the difference between "people who are busy but achieve what they want and live happily" and "people who are caught in the trap of shortening time and destroy themselves," as observed in the field of foreign finance, the book introduces 100 specific methods including habits, food, sleep, health, communication, and more.

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100 concrete measures that can really be used to maximize "time-to-value" (time-effectiveness).

Time management techniques to achieve both "what you should do" and "what you want to do," based on 20 years of experience as a secretary.

Focusing not only on "efficiency" but also on "happiness" based on the reliability of 20 years of experience in the foreign financial industry

Covers a wide range of topics from realistic perspectives, including "e-mail," "communication," and "habits

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The "foreign-capital-style" shortening of work hours contributes to lower turnover and retention of new graduates.

The "practical shortening of work hours to free up time without compromising quality or speed" is expected to have a significant effect on the retention of new graduates who value efficient work styles, and is attracting attention as a "trump card for reducing corporate turnover and retaining new graduates.

The book is a method of life reform to "enjoy one's life," which was born from "my mother's will.

The basis of this book is "the last time I spent with my mother," which the author overlooked in her busy schedule.

One day, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and given one year to live. She made excuses to herself that she was "too busy" and did not prioritize the last time with her mother, and she passed away only two months later.

This regret and her last wish to "enjoy life" greatly changed the author's outlook on life. This experience led her to the core idea of "creating your own time and enjoying life by shortening the time you have," and through this book, she conveys the importance of choosing how to use the present moment, without using "busyness" as an excuse.

Yuki Morita comments.

"Shortening time is just a tool. What is important is what you invest your free time in. What is important is what you invest your free time in. By not losing sight of the time that should be cherished now, we can shift from a life of "being driven by what to do" to a life of "living for what you want to do.

I hope that through "I love life," you will turn your "Taipa" into "something to make your dreams and goals come true.

There are so many things you didn't know about a happy life in Taipa! ◆◆◆"What I would like to do if I had X number of days

Think about what you would like to do if you had ____ days.

◆ "Just do your best" is a must.

Think about "WHY" when you are busy.

Have the option of "not doing it.

Make appointments with people you want to deepen relationships with before lunch or before the end of the workday.

Don't stock your desk with food and drink.

Video and voice are effective ways to thank people for their kindness and appreciation.

Give gifts rather than drinks or meals.

Have a "Mediterranean-style" lunch.

Book information

Title: 100 shortcut methods to achieve both quality and speed of a smart person

Author ：Yuki Morita

Publisher ：Kanki Shuppan

Price ： 1,760 yen (tax included)

Release Date ：May 21, 2025

Book (softcover) : 248 pages

isbn-10 : 4761278064

isbn-13 : 978-4761278069

Dimensions: 18.8 x 13 x 1.7 cm

Author's profile

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Yuki Morita (President of Make Value Spirit / Time Investor / Event Producer)

More than 20 years of secretarial experience. She has worked as an executive secretary for foreign companies such as Barclays, Dresdner Securities (now Allianz), and AIG. Under the intense pressure of constant demands for time and results, she learned the essence of "time performance (typa)" from executives who successfully balanced their work and private lives.

In 2018, he became independent and started online entrepreneurship support sessions to help people establish a lifestyle that balances "efficiency" and "fulfillment. He has provided more than 2,000 sessions in total, helping many entrepreneurs take their first steps.

Since 2021, she has produced online events that have attracted a total of more than 8,000 people.

She has also been involved in managing beauty ambassadors, helping companies increase their visibility.

Currently, she is working as an event producer and mind trainer. She offers events and lectures based on her unique method, "You can change your life from any age and from any situation," which is based on her real-life experience, to people who are seeking to enhance their work and personal lives. In her private life, she has traveled to 75 countries and won two grand prizes in a Mrs. contest, and is enjoying the Taipa life to the fullest.

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