Kuchisabishii (ε£ε―γγ) means "lonely mouth" in Japanese. It describes the urge to eat not from hunger, but out of boredom, loneliness, or for comfort.
It's never too lateβor too earlyβto become who you want to be. There's no set timeline, no rules. You can change or stay the same. I hope you embrace moments that awaken you, meet people who challenge you, and live a life you're proud of. And if you're not, I hope you have the courage to start again.
Kaizen (ζΉε), a Japanese concept of continuous improvement, emphasizes making small, incremental changes over time to achieve long-term success. It applies to various aspects of life, from personal habits and skills to workplace efficiency and relationships, promoting steady, sustainable progress.