性格を5分で変える方法【ただし一時的】

Hey there, I'm going to talk about the Control Shop. I don't know who came up with the Control Shop, but it's actually a Nikken (Nikken University) thing that

divides people's personalities into two types based on their motivation, language skills, work style, study style, and behavior. It's a discussion about these personality types, and there are a lot of so-called psychological tests that aren't very meaningful. But this Control Shop concept is quite reasonable and easy to use, so I'd like to introduce it to you today. You can find out your own

Control Shop, or you might think, "I want to change my Control Shop, or maybe I'm more of an extroverted type, like that person, so I should do this," or "If I were more of an extroverted type, I should do this," or "If I were to do this, I should do that," or "I should do this, so I should do that," and I

think everyone has experienced this. But with the Control Shop, it's actually determined from birth, but if you're a pervert, you can also talk about that, so today I'd like to introduce you to the Control Shop concept, which divides people's personalities into two types. It's about how to switch gears effectively, not exactly earthquake-resistant construction, but I'd like to

introduce some ways to boost motivation. Yes, I've mentioned this before, but people can be divided into offensive and defensive types. Offensive types are those who are willing to take on challenges. They are not afraid of risk. Offensive types are those who seek safety and stability, and they are happy when they get their hands dirty.

For some reason, offensive people tend to set goals in their work or studies to acquire something, to improve themselves, or to achieve something. They often use rewards, results, or progress as motivation. These types of people are not afraid of risk, so they challenge themselves in all sorts of things, and what surprises everyone is how