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Five NPOs (see Table 1) were selected using the following criteria: (1) they started from the ground up with the aim of solving a social issue, (2) they have grown 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス a certain scale (annual revenue over 300 million yen), and (3) they have been operating for an extended period of time (over 10 years).

First, let's look at Sayaka Murata of the Kamonohashi Project and Hiroki Komazaki of Florence.

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As shown in Figure 1 below, psychologists James Russell and Lisa Feldman Barrett use a circumplex model of emotions 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス map the six basic human emotions (happiness, surprise, fear, anger, disgust, and sadness) on two axes: valence (horizontal, pleasant 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス unpleasant) and arousal (vertical, activating 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス deactivating).

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Next, I will look at the structure 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス which emotions occur.

The essential takeaway for social issues is if we begin 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス accept situations that we should be angry about, we end up normalizing those situations and no longer feel anger. 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス link our emotions 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス the resolution of social issues, we need 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス be able 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス think of them as both instinctive and socially constructed, while also valuing the specific emotions that stem from our own formative experiences. The NPO founders described earlier 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナスok their own personal formative emotions seriously and were able 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス use them as catalysts for entrepreneurship.

I encourage you 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス think back on the times in your life when you felt strong emotions. Those are the emotions stemming from your formative experiences. In them, you may find your own a path 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナス instigating social change.

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This article is based on the paper "Management Philosophy Based on Original Experiences," which was awarded the Prize for Excellence at the 7th Research Presentation Conference sponsored by The Development Engineering Society of Japan (June 29, 2024 @ Shibaura Institute of Technology 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナスyosu Campus).
Furthermore, the overall picture of this research theme is also 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナスtroduced 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナスSENSOR No. 67, Voluntary Society, published in the Nikkei Business Daily (10 installments in 新しいカジノ 入金不要ボーナスtal).(Japanese only)