Refactoring
the second half of life.

In my fifties,
I became a father for the first time.

Work, aging, family,
and my remaining time
suddenly became very real.

I am SUBEHITO.
I currently work as a manager
at a call center.

I’ve just been drifting along.
Always giving up, constantly compromising.
I have a mountain of regrets.

"Well, I guess my life is
just going to be like this."

That’s how I’ve lived for so long.

But my newborn son
literally changed the meaning
of the rest of my life.

And I thought,
"I have to refactor my life!"

Around that time, by pure chance,
I encountered the Career Consultant certification.

An acquaintance recommended it,
and I just vaguely reached out for it.

It’s interesting. It might be useful.
"Why not give it a try!?" I thought.

I was completely blown away by
Mark Savickas's theory in the textbook.

We are the ones who give meaning to our lives.
There is no such thing as a meaningless life!

It sounds funny to say it out loud, but
I actually cried reading that textbook. (laughs)

On this website,
I’m going to write down everything I learn here,
my realizations, my stumbles, and my laughs—
everything.

This is my experiment —
but if something moves a little for you too, that would make me happy.