Eliminate Career Anxiety for Those in Their 20s and 30s. 'Free Yourself from Life's Uncertainties! The Map of What You Want to Do' Released on April 5 at Bookstores Nationwide and EC Sites. First Book by Life Coach Yuki Kanewaka
Mission Full Inc.'s CEO, Yuki Kanewaka, published a book solving career anxiety. It proposes a 7-day practical workshop to find true desires by eliminating societal 'thinking garbage.'
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Mission Full Inc. (Osaka Prefecture, CEO: Yuki Kanewaka), which provides coaching for corporations and individuals, released the book "Free Yourself from Life's Uncertainties! The Map of 'What You Want to Do'" (published by SB Creative) on Sunday, April 5, 2026, at bookstores nationwide and EC sites.
It is a practical book that redefines "not finding what you want to do" not as a problem of ability or effort, but as a social structural problem of "thinking garbage," and presents a solution in a 7-day workshop format.
## Why is this book needed now - The reality of the "lack of desire to do things" shown by numbers
According to Gallup's 2024 "State of the Global Workplace" report, only 6% of Japanese people are engaged in their work. This is the lowest among 139 countries and a shocking level that is less than a quarter of the global average (23%).
Furthermore, employees who "actively drag the organization down" account for 24% of the total, and this low engagement is said to cause an economic loss of over 86 trillion yen annually.
In the Japan Business Federation's 2024 "Survey on the Attitudes of New Employees," the percentage of new employees who answered that they "want to work at the same company until retirement" reached a record low of 28.3%. The number of new employees considering changing jobs or becoming independent at the time of joining the company has reached 53.5%.
"I can't find what I want to do" "I'm worried if things should stay as they are"
This is not a personal weakness, but a problem created by the social structure.
However, a practical methodology that systematically showed a solution in a clear period of 7 days had not existed until now.
## Book Content - A 7-day map making starting from the removal of "thinking garbage"
◆ The Pitfall of Traditional Self-Analysis Approaches
Many career books preach "find your strengths" and "make what you love your job."
However, the author Yuki Kanewaka points out that there is "thinking garbage (Have to)" that must be removed before doing so. The core realization in this book is that a sense of obligation and fixed ideas instilled by parents, schools, and society, such as "I should reassure my parents" or "I should have this much income in my 30s," obscure the original pure "what I want to do (Want to)" = "gem."
If you search for gems without moving the garbage, all that comes out are "dummy things you want to do" contaminated by garbage, such as "I should enter a stable company" or "I should get a respectable qualification." This is the fundamental reason why no matter how much self-analysis you do, you cannot find the answer.
◆ The 7-Day Adventure Roadmap...
It is a practical book that redefines "not finding what you want to do" not as a problem of ability or effort, but as a social structural problem of "thinking garbage," and presents a solution in a 7-day workshop format.
## Why is this book needed now - The reality of the "lack of desire to do things" shown by numbers
According to Gallup's 2024 "State of the Global Workplace" report, only 6% of Japanese people are engaged in their work. This is the lowest among 139 countries and a shocking level that is less than a quarter of the global average (23%).
Furthermore, employees who "actively drag the organization down" account for 24% of the total, and this low engagement is said to cause an economic loss of over 86 trillion yen annually.
In the Japan Business Federation's 2024 "Survey on the Attitudes of New Employees," the percentage of new employees who answered that they "want to work at the same company until retirement" reached a record low of 28.3%. The number of new employees considering changing jobs or becoming independent at the time of joining the company has reached 53.5%.
"I can't find what I want to do" "I'm worried if things should stay as they are"
This is not a personal weakness, but a problem created by the social structure.
However, a practical methodology that systematically showed a solution in a clear period of 7 days had not existed until now.
## Book Content - A 7-day map making starting from the removal of "thinking garbage"
◆ The Pitfall of Traditional Self-Analysis Approaches
Many career books preach "find your strengths" and "make what you love your job."
However, the author Yuki Kanewaka points out that there is "thinking garbage (Have to)" that must be removed before doing so. The core realization in this book is that a sense of obligation and fixed ideas instilled by parents, schools, and society, such as "I should reassure my parents" or "I should have this much income in my 30s," obscure the original pure "what I want to do (Want to)" = "gem."
If you search for gems without moving the garbage, all that comes out are "dummy things you want to do" contaminated by garbage, such as "I should enter a stable company" or "I should get a respectable qualification." This is the fundamental reason why no matter how much self-analysis you do, you cannot find the answer.
◆ The 7-Day Adventure Roadmap...