60 acast.com <![CDATA[How 40-Somethings Cultivate "Small Jobs" and Find Happiness]]> https://shows.acast.com/radio-show-how-40-somethings-cultivate-small-jobs-and-find-h en Hatchy Hatchy Even Without Big Earnings This is my very interesting podcast"What was it I *really* wanted to do?"

This message is for you—someone in your 40s who commutes back and forth between work and home every day, fighting a lonely battle while feeling crushed by pressure and responsibility.


Welcome to the "Radio Show on Cultivating a 'Small Business' in Your 40s: Finding Happiness Without Chasing Big Money"!

This channel isn't about flashy success formulas like "Make a million yen a month!" or "Achieve FIRE in record time!"


It’s okay to earn just a modest income (or even not much at all). It’s about using your own time, turning your ideas into reality, and living life on your own terms. This radio show is dedicated to cultivating that kind of "personal small business" (a "stock business" that generates ongoing value).


🎧 【About the Host】

I used to work constantly on just five hours of sleep, eventually passing out on the last train home and being rushed to the hospital. In the moment I thought, "This is it—I'm dying," the faces of my family flashed before my eyes, triggering a major paradigm shift in my life.


After navigating six job changes through direct negotiation (without recruiters), experiencing freelance failure, and even returning to a part-time role, I am now a gym trainer in my 40s—living a real, relatable life while battling to pay off 1.3 million yen in debt.


I am by no means a "smooth" or polished success story.


Yet, by leveraging blogs, YouTube, and the latest technology (like AI) to create "digital alter egos" that work for me 24/7, I can confidently say that I am ten thousand times happier now than I was as a corporate employee—because I’m finally the one steering my own life.



🎙️ 【What to Expect from This Show】

I deliver "shared wisdom" that you can enjoy purely through audio—perfect for listening while commuting or doing housework. I use AI to make it easy for busy people like you to listen while multitasking.


By watching my raw, gritty struggle to reclaim my true self, I hope you’ll feel inspired to take a small step of your own. I want you to think, "If a clumsy guy like him can have fun doing this, maybe I could give it a try, too."

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]]> This is my very interesting podcast"What was it I *really* wanted to do?"

This message is for you—someone in your 40s who commutes back and forth between work and home every day, fighting a lonely battle while feeling crushed by pressure and responsibility.


Welcome to the "Radio Show on Cultivating a 'Small Business' in Your 40s: Finding Happiness Without Chasing Big Money"!

This channel isn't about flashy success formulas like "Make a million yen a month!" or "Achieve FIRE in record time!"


It’s okay to earn just a modest income (or even not much at all). It’s about using your own time, turning your ideas into reality, and living life on your own terms. This radio show is dedicated to cultivating that kind of "personal small business" (a "stock business" that generates ongoing value).


🎧 【About the Host】

I used to work constantly on just five hours of sleep, eventually passing out on the last train home and being rushed to the hospital. In the moment I thought, "This is it—I'm dying," the faces of my family flashed before my eyes, triggering a major paradigm shift in my life.


After navigating six job changes through direct negotiation (without recruiters), experiencing freelance failure, and even returning to a part-time role, I am now a gym trainer in my 40s—living a real, relatable life while battling to pay off 1.3 million yen in debt.


I am by no means a "smooth" or polished success story.


Yet, by leveraging blogs, YouTube, and the latest technology (like AI) to create "digital alter egos" that work for me 24/7, I can confidently say that I am ten thousand times happier now than I was as a corporate employee—because I’m finally the one steering my own life.



🎙️ 【What to Expect from This Show】

I deliver "shared wisdom" that you can enjoy purely through audio—perfect for listening while commuting or doing housework. I use AI to make it easy for busy people like you to listen while multitasking.


By watching my raw, gritty struggle to reclaim my true self, I hope you’ll feel inspired to take a small step of your own. I want you to think, "If a clumsy guy like him can have fun doing this, maybe I could give it a try, too."

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> false Hatchy info+6a7b90f2f91cd396b3a46043@mg-eu.acast.com 6a7b90f2f91cd396b3a46043 radio-show-how-40-somethings-cultivate-small-jobs-and-find-h episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1786482784261-5b54e752-7c25-4a2f-9671-d4c309be10ab.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/radio-show-how-40-somethings-cultivate-small-jobs-and-find-h <![CDATA[How 40-Somethings Cultivate "Small Jobs" and Find Happiness]]> <![CDATA[A summer saved by that single remark: "The drive was fun, too."]]> Tue, 11 Aug 2026 21:17:41 GMT 17:14 6a7b91751549db32d44d17df false https://hatchy99.substack.com/ 6a7b91751549db32d44d17df 6a7b90f2f91cd396b3a46043 a-summer-saved-by-that-single-remark-the-drive-was-fun-too full 1 Our much-anticipated seaside trip to Ibaraki was cancelled at the last minute due to Typhoon No. 15. I was initially disheartened by the 30,000-yen cancellation fee for our family of four, but I decided to shift my mindset—prioritizing safety and my family’s smiles—and took a drive to Costco and Don Quijote in a car borrowed from my parents.

We had moments like accidentally getting ketchup all over our clothes while eating hot dogs during our shopping trip and having a blast singing along to YouTube Music in the car. Then, after we got home, one of my children quietly remarked, “Going for a drive was fun, too.” That single comment instantly swept away all the lingering gloom I had been feeling.

Please enjoy this story of our family’s “best-ever mishap” and a cherished summer memory shared between parent and child.

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]]> Our much-anticipated seaside trip to Ibaraki was cancelled at the last minute due to Typhoon No. 15. I was initially disheartened by the 30,000-yen cancellation fee for our family of four, but I decided to shift my mindset—prioritizing safety and my family’s smiles—and took a drive to Costco and Don Quijote in a car borrowed from my parents.

We had moments like accidentally getting ketchup all over our clothes while eating hot dogs during our shopping trip and having a blast singing along to YouTube Music in the car. Then, after we got home, one of my children quietly remarked, “Going for a drive was fun, too.” That single comment instantly swept away all the lingering gloom I had been feeling.

Please enjoy this story of our family’s “best-ever mishap” and a cherished summer memory shared between parent and child.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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