[Column] Conveying the Spirit of Entrepreneurship 2: Storytellers

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A lasting organization has the presence of storytellers. A representative example is the "company history." The company history is about its own past, but its purposes are twofold: 1. To leave behind examples of management decisions for those who follow, and 2. To educate and help understand how we arrived at today through the circumstances we have gone through. Through the company history, one learns the important values of the company. To put it in familiar terms, it is like a fairy tale. Every Japanese person knows "Kintaro of Ashigara Mountain." This is because it has been passed down through generations. Important matters are conveyed within the same ethnicity and inherited by the next generation. A crucial element of the mindset of like-minded individuals is identity. Growing companies have storytellers. These storytellers do not just say, "Do this" or "Do that." They help people understand why this is necessary and why that is important. It is because they can convey the reasons that people are motivated to act. Identity is the treasure box of the company that solves the "why." The storytellers of the company are you, the executives and leaders. *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*

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