Dr. Shige Oishi

But in the long run, we wish we have done it. And then when we examine the obituaries, the New York Times in June 2016, we had 100 over 100 obituaries. And these are very famous, well-accomplished individuals, but we find that some people let what we call like a boring life, like happy maybe, but not so interesting life.

But in the long run, we wish we have done it. And then when we examine the obituaries, the New York Times in June 2016, we had 100 over 100 obituaries. And these are very famous, well-accomplished individuals, but we find that some people let what we call like a boring life, like happy maybe, but not so interesting life.

And some people led very tough life, maybe not so happy, but admirable, adventurous life. I think those are the people who led the life of no regret. And perhaps some of the people who led the happy life might have led at the end life of some regret.

And some people led very tough life, maybe not so happy, but admirable, adventurous life. I think those are the people who led the life of no regret. And perhaps some of the people who led the happy life might have led at the end life of some regret.

And some people led very tough life, maybe not so happy, but admirable, adventurous life. I think those are the people who led the life of no regret. And perhaps some of the people who led the happy life might have led at the end life of some regret.

I think that Steve Jobs is an example of psychologically rich life, right? I mean, he dropped out of college, worked in the apple orchard. And when he was 19, he decided, OK, I want to go to India. So he goes to India in search of guru. In the end, he didn't find it. But later, he looks back and says he learned something really important, that the people in the Indian, the small villages,

I think that Steve Jobs is an example of psychologically rich life, right? I mean, he dropped out of college, worked in the apple orchard. And when he was 19, he decided, OK, I want to go to India. So he goes to India in search of guru. In the end, he didn't find it. But later, he looks back and says he learned something really important, that the people in the Indian, the small villages,

I think that Steve Jobs is an example of psychologically rich life, right? I mean, he dropped out of college, worked in the apple orchard. And when he was 19, he decided, OK, I want to go to India. So he goes to India in search of guru. In the end, he didn't find it. But later, he looks back and says he learned something really important, that the people in the Indian, the small villages,

know how to use their intuitions. And we Americans know how to use our rationalities, but we don't know how to use intuition. And I think he became wonderfully interesting person of using some intuition as well as the rationalities.

know how to use their intuitions. And we Americans know how to use our rationalities, but we don't know how to use intuition. And I think he became wonderfully interesting person of using some intuition as well as the rationalities.

know how to use their intuitions. And we Americans know how to use our rationalities, but we don't know how to use intuition. And I think he became wonderfully interesting person of using some intuition as well as the rationalities.

And I mean, he founded the successful company, Apple, and then he was fired from the company he established and then started the Pixar and then just brought back and so forth. I think he had So many up and down, twist and turn. I mean, he obviously wasn't that happy. Many times he alienated many people. He yelled at many employees and so forth.

And I mean, he founded the successful company, Apple, and then he was fired from the company he established and then started the Pixar and then just brought back and so forth. I think he had So many up and down, twist and turn. I mean, he obviously wasn't that happy. Many times he alienated many people. He yelled at many employees and so forth.

And I mean, he founded the successful company, Apple, and then he was fired from the company he established and then started the Pixar and then just brought back and so forth. I think he had So many up and down, twist and turn. I mean, he obviously wasn't that happy. Many times he alienated many people. He yelled at many employees and so forth.

I mean, he wasn't a happy person, but clearly he, I think, led a psychologically rich life and life of adventure, curiosity, learning. At the end, I mean, if you read the biography of Steve Jobs, he says that on the deathbed, I led a good life. I learned so much and I have no regret. I think he's a wonderful example of somebody who led a psychologically rich life.

I mean, he wasn't a happy person, but clearly he, I think, led a psychologically rich life and life of adventure, curiosity, learning. At the end, I mean, if you read the biography of Steve Jobs, he says that on the deathbed, I led a good life. I learned so much and I have no regret. I think he's a wonderful example of somebody who led a psychologically rich life.

I mean, he wasn't a happy person, but clearly he, I think, led a psychologically rich life and life of adventure, curiosity, learning. At the end, I mean, if you read the biography of Steve Jobs, he says that on the deathbed, I led a good life. I learned so much and I have no regret. I think he's a wonderful example of somebody who led a psychologically rich life.

Yeah, when you think about who goes to study abroad, as I said, I think that people who are open to experiences, people like Steve Jobs are much more likely to do study abroad. But what was interesting from the personality research is that those people who do go study abroad, in the end become even more open to new experiences.

Yeah, when you think about who goes to study abroad, as I said, I think that people who are open to experiences, people like Steve Jobs are much more likely to do study abroad. But what was interesting from the personality research is that those people who do go study abroad, in the end become even more open to new experiences.

Yeah, when you think about who goes to study abroad, as I said, I think that people who are open to experiences, people like Steve Jobs are much more likely to do study abroad. But what was interesting from the personality research is that those people who do go study abroad, in the end become even more open to new experiences.