“All Previous Self-Analysis Was Wrong”: The True Reason an Author, Fired Four Months After Getting His MBA, Embarks on a Japan Tour with His Book. ~ 'Chizu Tabi Project' Launched to Support 3,000 People at 100 Facilities Nationwide ~
Author Yuki Kenwaka is launching the 'Chizu Tabi Project' from late April 2026, touring 100 facilities nationwide. He will donate his book, 'The Map to What You Want to Do: Free Yourself from Life's Muddle,' and give lectures to help 3,000 young people find their purpose. The project aims to address social issues such as early career turnover and low employee engagement.
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【Key Points】
● Yuki Kenwaka, author of the book 'The Map to What You Want to Do: Free Yourself from Life's Muddle' (published by SB Creative), will start a nationwide tour from late April 2026.
● He will visit 100 facilities nationwide, including high schools, universities, co-working spaces, and companies, and provide 3,000 free book donations and lectures.
● The author directly challenges social issues such as a 34.9% turnover rate within three years of university graduation and a 6% employee engagement rate in Japan.
Crowdfunding (CAMPFIRE) has already achieved 1.8 million JPY. Sponsors and cooperating facilities are still being sought.
Project Overview
Mission Full Inc. (Osaka, Representative Director: Yuki Kenwaka), which provides coaching for corporations and individuals, will launch the "Chizu Tabi Project" from late April 2026.
Author Yuki Kenwaka will travel nationwide with his book 'The Map to What You Want to Do: Free Yourself from Life's Muddle' (published by SB Creative, released April 5, 2026), directly visiting 100 facilities including high schools, universities, co-working spaces, companies, and guesthouses.
Through free book donations and complimentary talk sessions (30-60 minutes) for interested facilities, he aims to provide 3,000 people with an opportunity to realize what they want to do.
This project is not merely a book promotion activity.
It is meaningful for the author to travel nationwide and directly deliver this message to young people aged 20-30 who are struggling with questions like "I can't find what I want to do" or "I don't know which path to take."
Social Issues the Project Aims to Solve
The worries of "I can't find what I want to do" or "Is this okay as it is?" are not individual weaknesses but problems created by social structures.
This project estimates that a 5-10% reduction in mismatch-related early turnover could prevent 14,000-28,000 early leavers annually, and it challenges the resolution of social issues through direct approaches to each young person.
Contents of the Chizu Tabi Project
① Free Book Donation
One copy of the book 'The Map to What You Want to Do: Free Yourself from Life's Muddle' will be delivered to each facility free of charge.
It is sufficient to simply place it in a shared space or bookshelf at the facility.
② Direct Author Visit
Author Yuki Kenwaka will personally visit during his travels to greet the facility's representatives.
While meeting with facility staff