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A young man who was involved in Hiroshima Joc at this time has graduated

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A young man who was involved in Hiroshima Joc at this time has graduated.

This time, the young man announced that he has changed via joc, so I will post.

Please take a look.

 

′ ′ Me and the Joc years ′ ′

About many years ago I met Joc. At that time, I was in the middle of a social worker, and the job didn't work at all, and I could blame myself, and I was in a negative chain, work wasn't going well.

I hate myself I can't do it, so I'll be able to think of something from around me, and I've thought more than I need, and I can't do it because I'm bad, and I'm sensitive to the places where I do it. There's a part that protects yourself by doing it.

I didn't know that such a mindset was addicting, or I didn't know how to deal with it.

After entering JOC, I can have friends in all regions and all corners of the country, and can only have fun and chat together, and this atmosphere is fun ~, I do it just with the thought that it's easy to spend.

I was also having a church youth meeting at the time, but somehow I preferred the feeling of watching myself over them.

I began to feel that my mind was gradually changing through joc, reviews, and a few roles in shows, sharing, etc.

I started to think that the situation I put was socially, and if the system and support were more plentiful, I couldn't help but think that the job had been difficult so far.

 

It's just not immediately like this, "Joc people are gentle, so they replace the place that is not done with social foundation issues" "follow me, I'm very grateful

However, it is precisely the problem of working in the community while listening and studying people who have been able to improve labor conditions a little by raising their voices, and people who have been able to improve labor conditions a little by raising their voices. It seems possible.

 

For me I tend to think that there is something wrong with me, the mindset that it is not completely new and beautiful.

I'm sure I'm a person who tends to be a little bit and a little bit a little bit. I think it all decreases.

And Joc is a good place to share learning with your friends and be sure to be together.

When sharing learning, fellow learning will become learning in itself.

I thought it was comfortable Joc that I knew that I would try to challenge myself through it, and I would evaluate that, and I saw everyone like that. Yes. Right.

It's not just spending fun times together, but this is a place where each other can grow.

 

And in Joc, the challenge is to fail time and time again, and you can look back.

In Society there is no such thing as failure, and this would be a great sense of responsibility, but joc doesn't have such a thing, so I can challenge easily, and I can fail again and again and grow on my own. I am sorry.

I have a lot to challenge in Joc, and I have a lot of reflections. The meditation will be studied, and it will be yours alone.

That's why I want everyone to challenge a lot because I could fail.

When I got involved with the joc year, and I really looked back at the action at work, I would tell my boss the period I wanted to take a break, and I would read the shiori union, and I would go to tell the juniors who were worried about the same thing. I think that's a good thing, but I think more crops I can change my mindset from self-denial.

I feel it's important to continue with the mindset and repeat the learning because it's small.

This is how I think getting the treasure of life to get new values ​​and valuable friends through joc.

I think it's because I have soft support for Hiroshima, across the country, and collaborators.

Thank you so much for welcoming me warmly and watching over me two years ago.

I wish I could provide more joc to those who need it than to do a good idea.

I graduated, but I want to send the faith and mindset that I learned in joc at my place.

It may be small, but I want to take care of what I keep going on and repeating.

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