Session recording (Japanese, 32 min)
On October 31, three of us met on Zoom for the results session of our 5th hands-on workshop: Tatsumi Ito, who runs the Edison cram school; Mr. Miyano, creator of the YouTube channel “Gosho no Hikari” (Light of the Gosho); and myself, Yukihiro Shima.
Mr. Ito: TikTok, almost every day
Mr. Ito now uses ChatGPT to post on TikTok almost every day. One video used to take him 30 minutes; now he prepares a week’s worth at once, about five minutes each. When a high-school viewer commented on his math steps, he took it to heart and keeps improving every day.
Mr. Miyano: “Gosho no Hikari”
Mr. Miyano started “Gosho no Hikari,” short videos explaining the writings of Nichiren Daishonin, because of this workshop. With ChatGPT creating the images, one short now takes him 15 minutes instead of an hour. He always adds his own words to the script the AI drafts.
Starting is one thing; continuing builds trust
None of us thought we could do this a few months ago. Today all three of us are posting every day. Starting is one thing; continuing is what builds trust.
Bloom your own way, at your very best.
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