Rent-free shared houses in Japan
About rent-free shared houses in Japan⑨ "It Might Be Quite Easy to Dramatically Change Your Life"
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I came across the following post from the owner.
According to the author Ken Honda, to dramatically change one's life, it seems necessary to do at least one of the following: "① Change your partner," "② Change your job," or "③ Change your living environment."
The owner has taken the steps of "Changing the job: Quitting the company and becoming unemployed (selling illustrations)" and "About the living environment: Choosing a rent-free shared house," meeting these two points to achieve an incredibly enjoyable life and aiming to spread the idea.
It reminded me of Ken Honda's words.
Regarding the first of the three, "Change your partner," the host thinks, "It's not necessary to achieve, and I don't even want to achieve it."
About the second, "Change your job" (which the host has successfully done), there might be a considerable psychological burden for many people.
The most achievable might be "Change your living environment."
If it's a rent-free shared house where financial worries are unnecessary, the hurdle to realization drops even further.
For those who say, "I want to change my life, bring about a change in my life, but I don't know what to do," it might be worth trying to move to a rent-free shared house at least temporarily.
If the idea of a full-fledged move requires courage, it might be good to live there for just 1-2 months.
For a short-term relocation of 1-2 months, you don't need a lot of motivation. The cost is also around 30,000 yen/month x 2 months = approximately 60,000 yen.
Stories about moving from the city to the countryside, quitting a salaryman job, and engaging in agriculture are common, but those who can do that likely have both wisdom and motivation.
A rent-free shared house is recommended for those who find it challenging to think that far ahead, lack the motivation, but still desire change.
Just like a salaried worker who does the same thing yesterday, today, and tomorrow, if you continue the same actions, next week, next month, and next year will bring the same routine.
For those who think staying as they are is not good, those who want to change their lives, but don't know what to do, moving to a rent-free shared house might be a good option.
To be honest, "changing life" or "changing lifestyle" might not be as difficult as it seems.
Thank you for reading until the end.
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