Act.20 ~Fortune Telling Corner: Job Hunting Worries After 20 Years~

Tokyo after the event really drained a lot of energy.

During the one-night, two-day stay in Tokyo, there was a lot of train travel and climbing stairs, making Charlie keenly aware of a lack of daily exercise. The realistic feeling of everyday life where just using Tokyo's transportation system leaves one exhausted is told with humor.

This is a fortune-telling consultation from a listener taking on job hunting for the first time in 20 years.

In the fortune-telling corner, we introduce a letter sent from Hiron Ohitsuji. It is an earnest message about starting a job as a part-time worker 3 days a week and 4 hours a day for the first time in 20 years, bringing endless anxieties.

Setting a goal to become a Services Manager for Children with Disabilities.

In addition to adapting to the new workplace environment and physical strength, there is also a big goal of aiming to become a Services Manager for Children with Disabilities in the future, and the worries about whether this is truly suited for them are carefully written down.

Remembering the reclusive life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Episodes of past recuperation life behind the consultation and a period of about two weeks of reclusive living are shared, realistically recalling the difficulty of returning to society from there. Please be sure to listen to the main episode for the rest.