Japanese business authors advise AI-era strategies

A recent book review highlights that in the AI era, “consideration” (気遣い) is an inexpensive yet powerful business skill. The reviewer cites the author’s claim that effective small gestures—like attentive listening, body language, and timely follow‑up—can markedly improve workplace interactions and outcomes.

Separately, creator Nishino Ryo argues that owning land is a vital “anchor” asset that cannot be replaced by AI. He lists land, memories, process, time and connections as the five non‑replaceable elements, emphasizing that while most can be pursued, land acquisition depends on timing and opportunity. Both pieces underline the need for human‑focused strategies to complement advancing AI technologies.