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Ina Food Industry Co., Ltd. Photograph by Fabio Caipirinha
Hiroshi Tsukakoshi, the Japanese business leader known for putting employee happiness at the heart of management, passed away on June 29, 2026, at the age of 88.
Four years earlie...
Every autumn, I visit Jimbocho, Tokyo’s famous secondhand and classic book district, hoping that the gods of books might finally smile upon me.
Jimbocho is one of the world’s great book districts, with shops devoted to literature, philoso...
Liar's Poker by Michael Lewis
I recently came across an old Goldman Sachs recommended reading list.
At first, I expected what you might expect from one of the world’s best-known investment banks: books on valuation, economics, markets, a...
Pachinko Parlor
Min Jin Lee’s Pachinko was a finalist for the 2017 National Book Award and ranked fifteenth on The New York Times‘ list of the hundred best books of the twenty-first century. The novel follows several generations of a Korea...
Most of the people in my classroom did not wake up that morning hoping to attend a leadership workshop.
They came because their company asked them to.
Some are curious. Some are tired. Some are thinking about the emails waiting for them....
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Born in São Paulo, shaped by a life lived across continents, based in Tokyo. I write about culture, identity, leadership, literature, and the untranslatable. Sometimes Marcus Aurelius. Sometimes takoyaki.
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