What's most important is what you can't see but can feel in your heart. To be able to grasp something of value, sometimes you have to perform seemingly inefficient acts. But even activities that appear fruitless don't necessarily end up so. That's the feeling I have, as someone who's felt this, who's experienced it.
In his work "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running," Haruki Murakami emphasizes the significance of intangible experiences that resonate within us. He suggests that the greatest values often lie beyond visual perception, in the feelings that dwell in our hearts. Such insights highlight that meaningful growth can emerge from actions that may initially appear unproductive.
Murakami reflects on his own journey, sharing that even when goals seem elusive,...
