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| The strongest Karate practitioner always defeats opponents with outstanding physical power? No. Someone who is really strong at Karate beats an opponent without fighting. How? Kenji Ushiro, a master of Karate and a successful businessman, shows the results of following the right path to a better life with the Budo spirit. The Japanese martial arts (Budo) are for both mental and physical development. Those martial arts are concerned with the way you control your mind in possible bouts. Ushiro, the author of Live with the Budo Spirit Every Day, believes that human thought generated only in the brain can't create true power. Real, long-lasting power in any human endeavor comes only from the unified collaboration of brain and body. The author shares with the reader what he discovered through relentless training and a broad range of business experiences -- that thoughts resulting from the unification of mind and body give you unbeatable strength. |
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Live with the Budo Spirit Every Day |
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| Contents include: |
1 From in-brain thinking to body-based thinking
2 Your body can think and remember
3 What your body remembers will never leave you
4 A totally unified self will give you real strength
5 How to utilize the Budo spirit in your business
6 The Budo spirit has given birth to many successful commercial products
7 Ultimate harmony blends everything into one
8 The best triumph is winning without fighting
9 Kata, or formulation, is the source of power
10 How to achieve ideal breathing |
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| Author:Kenji Ushiro |
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| Kenji Ushiro is a Shinto-ryu Karate grand master and holds a 7th-degree black belt in Aikido. He learned Karate under Nikichi Zaha, who was the supreme master of that martial art in Japan. He then expanded his activities in the business world with unusual success based on the Budo spirit. Since retiring as the CEO of Kaga Electric, Inc. in 1997, he has been the head of the practical school of Ushiro Kenji methods. |
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