A Weak Point Can Turn Into a Strength

When you're bad at something, you want to stay away from it. The people who do it easily can look bright and far away.

But someone who struggled can later become the person others rely on, because they know the hard parts in their own words.

What Only a Struggler Can See

People who found it easy from the start can't explain what's difficult. Someone who struggled can point out where you'll trip before you do.

Teaching, writing steps, designing a method that's harder to get wrong: in these jobs, people who once struggled often do better.

Someone who found writing hard, for example, may become good at making documents easy to read. They fix the places that once troubled them.

You Don't Have to Carry It Alone

You don't need to be good at everything. Asking someone skilled to take the part you find hard is a real option. People who can ask are trusted at work, too.

At Digital Kodomo BASE, we care less about erasing weak points and more about finding how to work with them.