My half-price campaign for new clients ended at the end of May.
From June, I will work as a full therapist with a fresh mindset.
I’d like to share some of my personal goals as I begin this new chapter.

One of those goals is to decide when to stop.
This is something I always think about when I start a new project.
When I begin something new, I also set a goal or an end point.

Why?
Because continuing without a clear goal doesn’t suit me.
Also, in any business, there are good times and quiet times.
If I keep doing the same thing too long, it can get harder to succeed.

So before that happens, I want to move to the next stage and explore something new.
Starting with purpose and ending with awareness helps me stay focused.

As I shared in a past diary
(→https://kaikan.co/tokyo/397/23824/diary/436259/)
I became a therapist to help build the life I want.
That’s why I already think about when I will finish and move on.

Right now, I don’t plan to continue this job for a long time.

But because of that,
I want to treasure each client I meet and make every moment meaningful.