Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I've been trying to keep my nerves in check since last week lol

Everyone tends to mess up when it comes to managing their nerves, right? lol

All of you have had your share of failures—I’ve had plenty of them myself.

I totally get it.

• I don't care about upper and lower limits!
• The hydraulic stroke isn't long enough~.
• Aaaah~~~ The wire is getting crooked~
• Aaaah~~ The swivel's spinning and the line's getting tangled...
• The government officials are here~ I can't mess this up~~~... My heart's racing
• Aaaah, the pressure just won't go up!
• The generator stopped and the numbers disappeared~~~~!

There are plenty of examples like that, aren't there?

Back when I was younger, just being present at a government office used to make me nervous, but now that I’m a veteran, I’m totally chill about it, lol.

When I see the young supervisor from the general contractor flustered, I find myself wanting to cheer him on.

I've been through that myself.

That said, even if you don't manage your nerves well, you can always try again.

Even when dealing with government offices, if you make a mistake, you can just try again.

The most important thing is that nothing is missing.

As long as you haven't missed it, you can just retake the exam. There's no problem at all.

An anchor will work as long as it hasn't come loose!

For this session on stress management, I’d like to try something a little different.

That's the measurement method.

Actually, this is something I’ve always thought was definitely better, and,

Once you learn this method, I’m sure you’ll all switch to it.

Absolutely. (lol)

That's because it allows for accurate and easy measurement.

I'm going to give it a try this time. If it works out, I might recommend it again.

That’s because it’s not commercially available, so there’s a certain amount of trial and error involved, and

We need to develop that part as well.

I can't release it until it's taken shape to some extent, but I hope to be able to show it to you before the end of the year.

This week, I'd like to try conducting some experiments while actually taking the test.

I'm keeping this a secret from the general contractor, lol

See you later.