Sublime

Hirota cabinet (1936–37)

The Marine philosophy is to recruit for attitude and train for skills. Marines believe that attitude is a weapon system. We searched for intangible character traits: a quest for adventure, a desire to serve with the elite, and the intention to be in top physical condition.

I follow the first principle of the Bushido—the way of the warrior: keep death in mind at all times. If a warrior keeps death in mind at all times and lives as though each day might be his last, he will conduct himself properly in all his actions. Similarly, if a CEO keeps the following lessons in mind, she will maintain the proper focus when hirin

While not a samurai, Jigoro trained in martial arts and became well known for his meticulous recording of the jujutsu techniques he deemed most effective. He described his work as “keeping what I felt should be kept, and discarding what I felt should be discarded.”

ce guerrier sans emploi espérait se faire remarquer par le seigneur auquel il avait prêté ses armes et sa vie pour se voir nommer instructeur d’arts martiaux. Ainsi seulement il pourrait devenir un samouraï au sens noble du terme : un « serviteur ».