Lyrics to [Lively Motion

There is a feeling of impatience when something goes wrong in our daily lives, but in reality something is changing a little bit every day.

• "Do one thing you want to do every day" is relevant in terms of daily change and personal growth.
• The note that something changes a little each day is consistent with the idea of fragmentation, which is to do one thing each day that you want to do.
• [Every day something changes a little bit.

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いつも何かうまくいかないと 置いていかれるとあせっていた でも違うね 毎日何かが 少しずつ変われるんだ

2023-09-11 17:37

Summary of notes

. There is a feeling of impatience when something goes wrong in our daily lives, but in reality something is changing a little bit every day.

Relation to Fragment

. The notebook and the "do one thing you want to do every day" fragment are related in terms of daily change and personal growth. The notebook's idea of something changing a little each day is consistent with the fragment's idea of doing one thing each day that one wants to do.

deep thinking

Recognizing daily changes and doing one thing at a time that you want to do can promote personal growth. This is one effective strategy for personal growth.

summary of thoughts and title

. It's about recognizing the daily changes and encouraging personal growth."

extra info

TITLES: ["Do one thing I want to do every day"], "As circumstances change, the best way to do it changes", "Change the world", "I get tired of only doing a little at a time and stop", "I can't change", "How do I create energy to start something new", "It only lasts a while ", "The world is bad type thinking if I don't get it right", "Failure", "Hatena2011-06-10", "Working together for clarification is a consultation process."] generated: 2023-09-11 17:37

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