Matsushita Kōnosuke: The Nine-Year-Old Apprentice Who Built Panasonic

The Matsushita Approach: A philosophy of business and life that treats centuries as the relevant time horizon, workers as permanent family, and daily philosophical practice as the only path to enduring success—forged in the experience of starting from the bottom and never forgetting it. Source: Wikimedia Commons In 1899, a nine-year-old boy named Matsushita Kōnosuke … Read more

Celia Bader: The Immigrant Mother Who Shaped a Supreme Court Justice

Emotional self-governance: The practice of strategically managing anger, resentment, and recrimination to preserve cognitive resources and sustain long-term efforts toward goals, as taught by Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s mother Celia Bader. Source: Wikimedia Commons Celia Amster arrived in the United States from Odessa at four years old, part of the great wave of Jewish emigration from … Read more