[Poplar Co., Ltd.] Learn time management know-how tailored to your child’s individuality! “Diagnosis by type 2. How to use your free time”
Poplar Co., Ltd. Press release: October 9, 2024 Learn time management know-how tailored to your child’s personality! “Diagnosis by type 2. How to use your free time” Learn how to use your time effectively with a flowchart diagnosis that helps you understand your type
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/31579/905/31579-905-77160231c561ebb015228af91e725c4e-1283×912.jpg Diagnosis flowchart by type: Which type are you? Classification of personality into 4 types What you are good at and what you are bad at differ depending on your personality and personality. While showing the basic idea of each type, we also introduce tips for each type to help you deal with specific problems such as “getting too busy in the morning” and “postponing homework.” • “Steady” type: There are many things I want to do, and I want to make the most of my time. It’s important to not make your schedule too crowded! • “Wakuwaku-san” type: I love having fun and jump right into what’s in front of me. When you can look at the clock and imagine what’s ahead◎ •
“Doppuri-san” type…The type of person who knows exactly what he likes and can be absorbed in it for hours. Get into the habit of doing what you need to do first! • “Shincho-san” type…The type who is good at making a plan and acting on it. If you learn the ability to respond to unexpected things, it will be perfect! The key to learning how to manage your time is to do what you want to do! When you think of time management, you may have an image of being cramped, but this book emphasizes the message that “you’ll be able to use your time better” = “you’ll be able to do what you want to do.” Setting aside time to do what you like and what you want to do is important in order to face yourself, find your dreams for the future, and make them come true. Also, figuring out what you enjoy doing when you are a child is the basis for living a comfortable life instead of being chased by time when you become an adult. It will be.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/31579/905/31579-905-45103b1cbcdc1bab6b984dff4f3b61d8-1069×758.jpg From Chapter 2 “Basics of how to use your time wisely” Have fun practicing with pie charts and calendars! Using pie charts and calendars, this book provides fun explanations of how to set up a basic daily schedule and how to plan long vacations such as summer vacation. It is filled with know-how that is easy to put into practice. Also, “I get nervous on weekday mornings,” “I put off doing homework,” “I don’t have enough time after school until I go to bed,” and “I can’t keep to the finishing time when I’m doing something I like.” , and plenty of ways to deal with specific problems!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/31579/905/31579-905-34a495aa44cb4bf0411a172557a55ccf-1069×757.jpg From Chapter 2 “Basics of how to use your time wisely”
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/31579/905/31579-905-75e3f5df8d51b07191f51a3c8d08761f-1069×760.jpg From Chapter 4 “How to use your long vacation time” Volume 2 of “Type-based Diagnosis Series” This book is the second volume of a new series of practical books, “5 minutes a day! Understand by
type-specific diagnosis.” Things that are not taught in school classes, such as “organizing”, “how to spend money”, “how to protect yourself”, and “how to interact with friends” A series to develop non-cognitive abilities is. Unlike existing similar books that only introduce a uniform “correct way to do things,” this book classifies children’s diverse personalities into different types. Introducing “the most effective know-how for the child” according to the child’s type I will. This series is a must-have for children who are picking up this type of book for the first time, as well as children who have had no success with similar books from other companies. 1. Organizing without failure 2. How to use the time you have available 〈Continued publication below〉 3. How to use money to turn failure into success 4. Friendships that don’t fail 5. How to study without failing
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/31579/905/31579-905-5c914c35cfc9a821b34084a825329fd4-706×1000.jpg ■Bibliographic information 『 5 minutes a day! Diagnosis by type 2. How to use your free time ” Supervision / Asako Yoshitake (time
coordinator) Illustration/WOODY Poplar Publishing Release date: October 2024 List price: 1,210 yen (10% tax included)
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https://www.poplar.co.jp/book/search/result/archive/6052002.html Amazon＞ https://amzn.asia/d/d8nY23G Supervision: Asako Yoshitake (time coordinator) Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1981. Representative director of TIME COORDINATE Co., Ltd. After graduating from
university, he worked at a travel agency and went to study in Korea at the age of 26. After that, he spent his days busy working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year as a casting director at a local subsidiary. After returning to Japan, based on his experience of conflicting between career and life events, he devised a “time coordination technique” that allows people to enjoy each day without exhaustion and improve their work performance, and has taught it to over 4,000 people in total. We offer a “Time Coordination Practical Program” and “Time Coordinator Training Course” to help you find the future you want by using your time comfortably. In addition, he supervises books, produces and sells time coordination notebooks, provides corporate training, and writes articles and serials in various media as a time expert. He is the author of “How to make time for a year, month, week, and day to achieve your goals and dreams” (Kanki Publishing), and the book he supervised is “Before you save time and become more efficient: The basics of time management that you can’t ask about right now.” ” (Asahi Shimbun Publishing), “Everything you want to do will come true! “How to make your own timetable” (overlap), etc. In her private life, she is a mother of two children.