At a young age， Inamori suffered from tuberculosis and from his family’s financial hardships. As a young man， he failed to enter his desired university and company. But even faced with a series of failures， he did not become jaded or demoralized， but instead focused on the one thing he could control − his attitude. Maintaining a positive outlook， he continued his research and studies on his own. His hard work eventually paid off when he became the first engineer in Japan to successfully synthesize forsterite ceramics， which led to his founding Kyoto Ceramic Co.， Ltd. known today as the manufacturing powerhouse Kyocera.Inamori’s life story is proof that maintaining a positive attitude has the potential to reverse one’s fortunes no matter how many defeats one faces. No matter what your goals are， this book will help you rethink your attitude and develop the mindset you need to succeed.

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Do you have a dream？
Do you know how to make it come true？

It is simple： Always do the right thing.
The author， Kazuo Inamori is a global entrepreneur who founded Kyocera and KDDI and lifted Japan Airlines out of bankruptcy to solid profitability as its chairperson. However， Inamori had not always been so successful. As an adolescent， he failed both the middle school and university entrance exams. After graduation， the only company that was willing to hire him was teetering on the brink of bankruptcy.
In spite of his misfortunes， he focused on achieving what he could given his circumstances. Instead of becoming discouraged， he tried to love his work， to experiment with new ideas， and to remain optimistic. This may sound simple， but the challenge is to bring this mindset to work every single day. This was the key to Inamori’s success.
This book contains no shortcuts or get−rich−quick tips. Rather， it is a testament to the power of perseverance and positivity， and its readers will gain a new appreciation of the importance of hard work， routine， and maintaining growth mindset.

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