Question from a reader:
What is Kento Shiogai’s motto?
Kento Shiogai’s “Competitive Spirit”
Recently, while researching Kento Shiogai, I came across discussions about his motto. Although he hasn’t explicitly stated, “This is my motto,” it seems he has a strong attachment to the phrase “competitive spirit.” Hearing this brought back some memories for me.
My “Competitive Spirit” Episode
During my university
days, I played board games with my club members. At that time, I always wanted to win. Among my friends, there was a particularly strong competitor, and defeating him became my goal. I challenged him multiple times, faced defeats, and the frustration only grew. However, that frustration motivated me to pour my all into each game. The joy I felt when I finally defeated him is unforgettable. My friends were astonished and excited. In that moment, I truly realized the meaning of having a competitive spirit. Winning isn’t everything; it’s the journey and effort that contribute to personal growth.
The “Competitive Spirit” in the Legal World
Through my part-time job at a judicial scrivener’s office, I’ve come to understand that having a competitive spirit is essential in the legal field as well. Especially the attitude of striving to do my best for clients contributes to my own growth. When faced with difficult cases, persevering rather than giving up can lead to discovering new solutions. Thus, Kento Shiogai’s attitude of having a competitive spirit is not just about wanting to win; it serves as a driving force for self-improvement. There’s so much to learn from him.
What about your “Competitive Spirit”?
Finally, I’d love to hear everyone’s “competitive spirit” episodes. In what situations did you feel that drive, and what achievements did you gain from it? Please share in the comments. I’m still growing, and I want to learn from everyone’s experiences.
