Скачать или смотреть The Japanese Secret to Infinite Learning – Shoshin Philosophy

Most people do not stop learning because they lack intelligence.
They stop because they become certain.

In this Discipline Dojo training, we break down the Japanese concept of Shoshin (初心)—beginner’s mind—and use it as a system for infinite learning, calm self-mastery, and reaction control. Shoshin is described as an attitude of openness, eagerness, and lack of preconceptions, even at an advanced level Shoshin (Wikipedia).

This is not motivation.
This is a method.

You will learn how certainty quietly erodes inner authority, why “expert mind” becomes a trap, and how Shoshin keeps you sharp by forcing renewal through fundamentals. The core warning is simple: in the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few Goodreads.

If you are here to train, follow the final discipline in the video: the Shoshin Reset.
Reset before you repeat.
Begin again without ego.

Type this sentence in the comments. Nothing else:
“I reset before I repeat.”

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