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New Book Release

The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has appointed Hiroki Mori as the ambassador for promoting entrepreneurship in Japan. He is set to publish a groundbreaking new book titled "Entrepreneurship Education for Families: A Five-Step Growth Cycle Method Starting from Age 10" in December 2025, through Gakuji Publishing. Parents, fret not! Reservations for this insightful book can now be made on Amazon.

Why Entrepreneurship Education at Age 10?

In a modern world increasingly defined by AI and unpredictable job markets, the pressing question for parents today is: What skills should we equip our children with? The traditional focus on exam preparations may not foster the necessary resilience that children need to thrive. Hiroki Mori, having worked closely with over 500 families and receiving acclaim for his methods, stresses the need for developing overwhelming self-agency rather than merely financial acumen.

Core Philosophy: Transforming Passion into Power

The book is not about merely training children to make money; it aims to connect their innate enthusiasm with society. Mori introduces his unique "Five-Step Growth Cycle Method", which nurtures intrinsic motivation, self-determination, and perseverance. One essence of this method is the importance of not fearing failure. Children are encouraged to take risks, transform failures into opportunities for growth, and continuously engage in the cycle of learning.

Structure of the Book

The book is designed to be practical and helpful for families at different levels of understanding.

Chapter Breakdown:

1. The Three Powers of Agency: This section lays the foundation by explaining the components of intrinsic motivation, self-determination, and perseverance, demystifying why children are engaged in games yet neglect their homework.
2. Nurturing Environment and Communication: Quality input can generate quality output. This chapter will present communication techniques that bolster a child's self-esteem, ensuring a safe environment for them to flourish.
3. Implementation of the Five-Step Method: Here, Mori provides vivid real-life narratives such as the story of Seikun, who ran a toy train through a vineyard, illustrating how passions can become catalysts for future capabilities.
4. Hands-On Entrepreneurial Education Guide: After establishing theories, this practical chapter answers the pressing question of how families can implement these strategies effectively within their homes.

Quotes of Endorsement

Hiroki Mori has been endorsed by Daiho Iwasa, a reputable educator, who emphasizes the importance of self-determination as a trait common to successful entrepreneurs. He remarks, “This book will become a lifelong gift of learning when parents and children engage together.”

Real-Life Application of the Method

To comprehend the tangible results of Mori’s methodologies, one can watch videos showcasing children's projects like Mizuki’s mission to eliminate ocean waste and Ryo’s storytelling journey. These engaging projects illustrate how children are already embracing their loves as practical ventures.

Author Profile

Hiroki Mori is the CEO of the Children’s Educational Innovation Organization in Japan and has served as an ambassador for entrepreneurship education appointed by the Ministry of Education. He has more than a decade of experience operating a private after-school program and facilitating project-based learning that connects children’s passions to social value creation.

Organizations like this are paving the way for a transformed educational landscape. The Children’s Educational Innovation Organization continues to nurture and expand educational facilities across Tokyo, focusing on entrepreneurship and career education for a brighter future.