正解を選び続ける人生は、正解が消えた瞬間に崩壊する
In this episode, I question whether we truly choose our own lives. Many people believe they build their future through a series of rational decisions—school, career, stability—but these choices often follow predefined “correct answers.” This works well until those external standards disappear, such as after retirement. At that point, many feel lost because they have never created their own criteria for living. I explore how a life optimized for avoiding mistakes can collapse in the absence of structure, and why truly meaningful choice begins only when we accept uncertainty and define our own…
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