Launch Announcement: The Philosophy and Practice of "Life Investment" (16-Part Summary)

To Our Readers,

Welcome to "The Philosophy and Practice of Life Investment." In this series, we redefine "investment" not merely as an activity to grow assets, but as a philosophy to protect your "Mental Stability" and "Freedom of Time" throughout your life.

In modern society, many people are worn out by "investment fatigue," constantly reacting to market news. We offer an unwavering system to help you escape this state, build wealth calmly yet surely, and maximize your Life's Yield (Happiness).

Across 16 comprehensive parts, we will construct a unique strategy that is guided entirely by logic and discipline—from setting your ultimate goal to defining the specific rules for buying and selling.

What You Will Achieve Through This Series

  • Ultimate Mental Stability: Establishing the "Non-Depleting Strategy" to virtually eliminate the fear of running out of assets (Sequence of Returns Risk).

  • Freedom of Time: A fully "Automated System" that requires you to spend just three hours per year on investment decision-making and execution.

  • Unshakeable Discipline: A framework for action that relies on objective rules, eliminating emotional interference during both market "Euphoria" and "Fear."

Summary of the 16-Part Series (3-Part Structure)

Part ThemeFocus ChaptersKey Conclusion and Goal
Part 1: Philosophy & Goal Setting (Chapters 1–6)Chapters 3, 5Determine the $100 million$ yen asset goal needed for lifetime income. Prove that choosing Retirement at 70 dramatically lowers the monthly savings burden.
Part 2: System Building & Integration (Chapters 7–11)Chapters 9, 11Establish the automation system finalized in just 3 hours per year. Integrate the philosophy by establishing the subjective work view of "FIRE that doesn't run away from work."
Part 3: Practice & Dynamic Management (Chapters 12–16)Chapters 13, 14, 16Establish the foundation with "20% Primary Residence" and deploy the "Four Defensive Assets." Disclose the concrete tactics for dynamically shifting the ratio to Defensive during euphoria and Growth during fear, based on objective Triggers.

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