What is it that greatly influences life? Just one thing to keep in mind.

Where exactly does a big difference emerge in life?
There is one absolutely big and clear thing.

To conclude, it is 'the speed of decision-making'.
Conversely, it is 'the number of times challenges were repeated and the length of time spent'.

It is not the time spent on making a decision.
This can certainly be said.

When you think about doing something, when you think about changing your life.
People who can act as they wish make immediate decisions and take immediate action.

This is because life's time is limited, and at the same time, 'the time available for challenges' is also limited.

For example, let's say you have another 50 years of working time.
If you challenge yourself once a year, you can challenge yourself 50 times.
If you acquire one new skill per year, you can acquire 50 more skills.

If you hesitate in making decisions, you will quickly lose opportunities, and it will probably be reduced to about 10.

There are many people in the world who miss opportunities by thinking, 'I'll do it tomorrow,' or 'I'll do it next year.'
Even starting a business, if you take on some kind of challenge once a year, you can try 50 times.

Naturally, the more attempts you make, the higher your chances of success.

Even from the perspective of global business creation, speed is the top priority.
While you hesitate to take the first step, market needs change, the environment shifts, and you are quickly left behind.
Furthermore, in Silicon Valley, if decision-making speed is not fast, survival itself is impossible.

And the latest theories for building businesses are all based on speed and challenge.
This is not the time to spend debating whether to do it or not.

Decide to do everything and execute.
Only that can increase the probability of success.

Think about it.

No matter what path you choose, what is the probability that it will 'succeed'?
No matter what path you choose, 'you won't know if it was actually good until you try it'.

That is a fact.

Even when I chose what I thought was the right path, the results were completely unknown.
Even when I made a decision I thought I should, I only found out what the final outcome would be after trying it.

Even those called 'successful people' have incredible speed in making decisions.
No successful person spends time on the decision itself.

I can state that with certainty.

Time spent struggling with decisions within oneself, like endless discussions in old meetings, is wasted.
That lack of speed led to the decline of Japanese companies. As a result, they were left behind by other countries.

First, if you want to make your life even a little successful, make decisions with overwhelming speed.
Then, actually try it, and accumulate new experiences within yourself by repeatedly failing and succeeding.

The repetition of failure and success.

All the experiences gained there greatly help people grow.
Only those who have accumulated experience and achievements, using both failures and successes as their sustenance, can move on to the next step.

First, try to recognize the importance of speeding up your decision-making.

This applies to life in general, but merely having slow decision-making speed means that in today's world, your prospects as a manager or entrepreneur are virtually lost.

Please just try to increase the number of times you challenge yourself.
Just by doing that, the possibility of greatly leveling up your life's stage is immense. Tremendously so.