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In this brief monologue, a 4th‑degree Aikido black belt explains the Aikido principle of shoshin—maintaining a beginner’s mind by dropping assumptions, staying present, and not expecting quick, easy wins. He draws a direct parallel to business, asserting that entrepreneurs and leaders should adopt the same mindset because new challenges arise daily. The core message is that cultivating shoshin can help businesspeople remain adaptable, open to learning, and resilient in the face of constant change.

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