The Type Whose Emotions—Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Happiness—Are Their Driving Force | Slope Construction Specialist

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Starting today, there's a four-day holiday weekend

Everything's business as usual here lol

 

The other day, an employee from the general contractor said something so outlandish that I was shaking with rage! (Not that I was trembling with excitement... lol)

Well, I don't plan on writing about it here, but I felt those emotions inside me for the first time in a while lol.

I guess, in a way, things like this are important, huh...

Anger

Sometimes I get really angry (on the sly), and other times I laugh my head off.

I think the full range of human emotions—joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness—is what drives us forward.

 

Because of what happened this time, I’ve decided to file a patent application this year for the construction method I’ve been working on (all by myself) for the past few years lol

That said, I was planning to apply this year anyway, but this just made me think, “I’d better get a move on and really go all out.”

This construction method is perfect for the current climate, so let’s really focus on it. To build a corporate structure that isn’t dependent on major companies (though we aren’t to begin with), we have no choice but to rely on our own construction methods and products.

In this day and age, we small and medium-sized independent contractors just can’t survive unless we assert our right to sell, lol.

I'll contact you again once the rights application is complete.

Well, it was a good experience this time, so I jotted it down to make sure I remember it clearly lol.

 

See you later.

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