Society 50 simple ways of thinking / Shunmyo Masuno that quickly remove all work worries

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Society
[Introduction to the Contents]
Zen teachings are packed with hints of life!
The author, who is a garden designer and a Zen temple monk, who is a Hase in the world, responds to the worries that you always encounter when you work
Q I feel mentally weak A. I get stronger when I live for someone's happiness
Q I feel not blessed with opportunities
Q I do not miss small opportunities
Q I cannot achieve my job goals
I always think about what the other person wants
Q My subordinates do not follow me
By incorporating Zen teachings and changing my way of thinking
Things can be taken more simply
Things can be taken more lightly.
This book is a recompilation of the Zen Thought 』 (SoftBank Bunko) published in April 2012 by Mr. 『.
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Thinking About Yourself to be in a "good condition"
Chapter 2 Thinking About Work to be in a "good work"
Chapter 3 Thinking About Relationships to build a "good connection"
Chapter 4 Thinking About Happiness to be in a "good heart"
Chapter 3 Thinking About Life to build a "good connection"
Chapter 4 Thinking About Happiness to be in a "good heart"
Chapter 4 Thinking About Happiness to be in a "good heart"
Chapter 5 Thinking About Life to build a "good day"
Author's brief history
Born in 1953 in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Soto Sotoku Mt. Oyama Kenkoji Temple, Chief Priest, Gardener, and Emeritus Professor of Tama Art University.
After graduating from university, he trained at the Daihonzan Soji-ji Temple.
He created "Zen Garden" rooted in Zen thought and Japanese traditional culture and received high praise both in Japan and overseas.
He received the Award for New Face by the Minister of Education for Fine Arts and Japanese culture for the first time as a garden designer.
He also received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany's Order of Merit with the Cross of Merit.
In recent years, he has been active in writing 2006