The Art of Taking Action: Lessons from Japanese Psychology Paperback October 30, 2014

"The Art of Taking Action: Lessons from Japanese Psychology" is a thought-provoking book that offers practical advice on how to overcome inertia and take action in our lives. The author speaks with compassion and confidence, providing insights from Eastern psychology that can help readers move from thought to action. While the title may suggest a more esoteric approach, the book actually covers familiar concepts in a refreshing way. It offers some new nuggets of wisdom, as well as a comprehensive exploration of Eastern psychological insights. The author's writing style is engaging and relatable, making it accessible to readers of all backgrounds. One of the standout features of the book is its ability to inspire action. Many readers have found themselves motivated and energized after reading it, even if they usually struggle with taking action. The practical tips and suggestions provided by the author have proven to be effective in helping readers overcome their mental demons and find a path forward. The book also introduces readers to the Morita Method and other Eastern concepts, offering an excellent introduction for beginners. The inclusion of essays at the end, written by different contributors, adds depth and provides guidance on how to apply these methods in real-life situations. Overall, "The Art of Taking Action" is a highly recommended read for anyone who feels stuck or overwhelmed by inaction. It offers practical tips, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on how Consistent action can resolve mental and practical problems.