日本経済に復活の兆しが出てきましたね。
それは高市早苗首相のおかげですね。
就任してすぐ、各大臣を適材適所に配置するし、G7サミットへの参加、アジア諸国との連携強化、ASEAN諸国との協力 環境問題や経済フォーラム首相として出席、アメリカのトランプ大統領との会談などと頑張ってくれてますね。
本当寝る間も惜しんで働いてくれてますね。
感謝です。
一部の人がワークバランスが悪いと
言われてますが
やるときはやる、休む時は休む
という考えでいいと思います。
ワークバランスというと、すぐに、8時間働き、その他はすっかり休むような感じがしますが、
必要とあれば徹夜もありですし、そのあと休めるときに休むのでいいと思います。
特に最初の数か月は忙しいでしょうが、そのあと、少し休まれるようにして、バランスを保てばいいと思うのは私だけでしょうか？
それより、国会の場で、この仕事の仕方をやめろと、行っている他党のTOPが、首相の時間を奪っていると思わないんでしょうか？
Signs of recovery are emerging in the Japanese economy.
That is thanks to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Immediately upon taking office, she placed ministers in positions suited to their abilities, participated in the G7 Summit, strengthened ties with Asian nations, cooperated with ASEAN countries, attended environmental forums and economic summits as Prime Minister, and held talks with US President Trump – truly working tirelessly across the board.
She truly works tirelessly, sparing no time for rest.
We are grateful for the hard work.
Some people say her work-life balance is poor,
but I believe the principle of “work hard when you must, rest when you can” is perfectly sound.
When people talk about work-life balance, they often seem to think it means working exactly eight hours and then resting completely.
However, if necessary, pulling an all-nighter is acceptable, and then resting when you can afterwards is fine.
I imagine the first few months are particularly hectic, but wouldn’t it be reasonable to take a bit of time off afterwards to maintain balance? Am I alone in thinking this?
More importantly, don’t you think the leaders of other parties, who are demanding this way of working be stopped in the Diet, are actually taking up the Prime Minister’s time?