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Steve Jobs said
"The only way to do great work is to love what you do. "
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DON'T EVEN HAVE JOBS
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1. Do you work or study?
I teach keyboard music for my students.
Also I am planning to study abroad in two years.
2. Do you enjoy your studies/work and why?
I really enjoy my job. That’s because I like to look after others studying hard. And I prefer to share my experiences and thoughts.
3. What are your responsibilities at work?
I am just a hired teacher.
4. Is there anything you hate about your work/studies?
Arranging schedule makes me feel annoyed. I need to make three-month plans constantly. It is demanding for me to balance teaching jobs and performance opportunities.
5. What job would you like to do in the future?
I would like to engage in classical music, especially in performance industries. But it is so competitive job. So I am going to pursue both a teaching position and a player career.
さて続くか！
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サク
ぶつけられる欧米の知り合いがいないので、
チャットGPTに色々聞いていた。
明日からもJapaneseは頑張って働くぞー。
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💡In short:
• Japanese people work long hours, save carefully, but often feel they can’t relax or spend freely.
• Americans work hard too, but they’re more strategic — they change jobs, invest, and try to make money work for them, not the other way around.
💰 So do Americans save for retirement?
Yes — almost everyone who can tries to make their own retirement fund.
Here’s how they do it:
1. 401(k): A retirement account through an employer. People contribute part of their salary, and sometimes the company matches it.
2. IRA (Individual Retirement Account): A private account for investing money for old age.
3. Investing: Many Americans buy stocks, mutual funds, or real estate to grow their money for retirement.
But—unlike Japan—if they don’t save or invest, there’s not much safety net, so some people struggle after retiring.
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