How do you move forward when everything you know is destroyed?

In 1945, Japan faced the unthinkable. One generation later, they were one of the world's most resilient nations and a close American ally. The secret wasn't just money or rebuilding, it was a centuries-old mindset called Gaman.

In this video, we explore the discipline of "enduring the unendurable." From the Samurai code to the story of a mother surviving Hiroshima, you’ll learn the exact mindset that allows people to survive the impossible, and how you can use it to handle the parts of your own life that feel out of control.

What’s inside:

• The Mindset: Why "Shikata ga nai" isn't about giving up.
• The History: The true story of Hatsuyo Nakamura and her sewing machine ...