Social science A Doctor's Father Tells His Son the Key to Opening Doors to Life / Yujiro NAKAYAMA

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Social Science
"This is a letter to my son as well as my will." All True Stories! 『 Nakaina Resident 』 : A Key Beyond the "Stage of Life" Captured in "The Site of Life" There are many stages of life. Years of suffering from not being able to go to the school of choice that you really want to go to, days of agony when you can't fit in at all. A season when you are stunned by the loss of your parents or siblings or friends. When you hit a wall that is not likely to be overcome, everyone goes through these stages to become adults. After one stage, you go to the next, and there is always something like a door in between. This book carefully describes the "Key to Life" that moves from such a painful stage to the next stage. This book describes the "Key to Life" that moves from such a painful stage to the next stage. The author of the best-selling novel 『 Nakaina Resident 』, and the author who continues to hold female every day as an active surgeon, looks back on his unique career and reveals the "Key to Opening the Door of Life" that he grasped from the failure of his own "Era of Nobody" -- the era when he went to Kagoshima Prefecture in despair at the age of 20, went to Kagoshima Prefecture as a medical student, became a doctor and worked at a hospital in Tokyo Prefecture, and was inevitably transferred to Fukushima Prefecture. This book reveals the "Key to Opening the Door of Life" that he grasped from the failure of his own "Era of Nobody" -- the era when he went to Kagoshima Prefecture in despair at the age of 20, went to Kagoshima Prefecture as a medical student, became a doctor and worked at a hospital in Tokyo Prefecture, and was transferred to Fukushima Prefecture. This book is one of the "Shugyoku of Turning a Nobody into a Powerful Ally" that should be read by middle and high school students who are worried about human relations and future paths, university 2023