Mr. Hiroyuki, who is currently making a big break in Japan.
His masterpiece “1% effort』, Deeply digs into the” root of thinking “and seriously talks regarding the origin of thinking. In this article, I asked Hiroyuki a question that was even more interesting. (Composition: Ken Taneoka)
“Mouth only” person
Everyone, in my daily life, I think that I am living with various appearances. “I want to be able to work,” “I want to be a good person,” and “I want to look excellent.” I think there are some such feelings.
For example, in a situation like an interview, it’s a place to appeal to yourself as a self-branded person.
But it doesn’t matter if it’s true or not. People who come in with a declaration of “I’ll do my best!” Often say, “It was just his mouth,” six months following the start of work.
So, I would like to explain the question to find out the true nature of the person.
Questions that give rise to “values”
I always hear it in an interview.
That is the question, “What are you doing on your day off?”
How do you spend the money you earned from work on weekdays on Saturdays and Sundays? That is where the person’s “values” come out.
Many people think when they ask the question, “What do you want to do?” However, when you ask “what are you doing on your day off?”, You can hear what you are already doing, and there are many things you want to do that are an extension of that, so keep in mind the future. Will be.
Most of the people who have the value of “I want to spend time with a villa in the future” are already painting on Saturdays and Sundays or going out to the countryside.
“Current progressive tense” cannot be lied
Let’s say you lie with the vanity of “I want to be smart” and return “I’m reading a book on Saturdays and Sundays.”
However, if you ask a little in-depth questions such as “What book have you read recently?” Or “What is the book you are paying attention to now?”
I can’t lie regarding the progressive tense.
Some people say, “Cooking is my hobby,” because I want to be considered homely. However, when I ask in-depth questions such as “What did you make this morning?” And “What did you make last night?”
If you want to find out the true nature of the person, it is important to listen carefully.
It is an important point in relationships to make sure that you are a person who is willing to lie. I don’t think you need to hesitate to confirm this. That’s because people who lie or look good on such simple things are unreliable.
So, I think it’s better to listen to it more and more.
Real name: Hiroyuki Nishimura
Born in Kanagawa prefecture in 1976. Moved to Tokyo and went on to Chuo University. While attending school, studied abroad in Arkansas, USA. In 1999, he opened an anonymous bulletin board “2channel” on the Internet and became an administrator. In 2005, he became the director and manager of Niwango Co., Ltd. and started “Nico Nico Douga”. Announced the transfer of “2channel” in 2009. In 2015, became the administrator of the largest anonymous bulletin board “4chan” in the English-speaking world. In 2019, “Penguins Village” will be released. His major books include “” which has exceeded 400,000 copies.1% effort](Diamond).
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