Study Meetings
Study Meetings
Every month, Seishinjuku New York holds a monthly study meeting and member-led study sessions based on the principles below.
If you would like to observe a meeting, please contact info@seishinjukuny.org.
The 12 Management Principles
- Clearly state the purpose and mission of your businessSet high objectives that are noble, just and fair.
- Set specific goalsOnce targets are set, share them with all employees.
- Keep a passionate desire in your heartYour desire must be strong and persistent to penetrate into your subconscious mind.
- Strive harder than anyone elseWork steadily and diligently, one step at a time, never relenting in tedious tasks.
- Maximize revenues and minimize expensesMeasure your inflow and control your outflow; don't chase profit, but let it follow your effort.
- Pricing is managementPricing is top management's responsibility: to find that one point where customers are happy and the company is most profitable.
- Success is determined by willpowerBusiness management requires a persistent, "rock-piercing" will.
- Possess a fighting spiritManagement requires a more combative mentality than any martial art.
- Face every challenge with courageBe fair and never deceive others.
- Always be creative in your workInnovate and improve continuously. Today should be better than yesterday; tomorrow, better than today.
- Be kind and sincereBusiness is based on partnerships and must bring happiness to all parties.
- Always be cheerful and positive; hold great dreams and hopes in the pureness of your heart
Excerpted from "SEIWAJYUKU Journal No.2," published in April 2012. Original Japanese ©1992 Seiwajyuku. All rights reserved.
The Six Endeavors
- Work harder than anybody else
- Be humble, not arrogantDon't let your success turn you arrogant.
- Reflect upon your motiveCheck if your motive is good. If not, correct it.
- Appreciate your life
- Do good to others
- Don't dwell upon the past