Shokunin: The Japanese Master's Path to Becoming Extraordinary

Most people are good. A few become extraordinary. Here is the difference.In Japan, there is a word for the person who devotes their entire life to the perfection of a single craft: Shokunin (職人). Not a hobbyist. Not an expert. Someone for whom mastery is not a destination - it is a way of being.At a time when everyone is told to diversify, multitask, and keep their options open, Shokunin makes the radical case for going deep - extraordinarily, completely, joyfully deep.In this book, you will discover: - Why finding your one thing is not a limitation - it is a liberation- The Japanese concept of majime: serious dedication without grimness- Why the first 10,000 hours are just the beginning - and what comes after- How the Shokunin spirit transforms work into service - and service into meaning- How to begin the 10,000 days that build a life of masteryExcellence is not a talent. It is a decision - made daily, over years.Perfect for readers of: Deep Work, Mastery by Robert Greene, The Art of Learning, Jiro Dreams of SushiPart of The Japanese Wisdom Universe - a series of 9 books on untranslatable Japanese concepts.

Pages: 48, Paperback, Independently published