After moving to Japan, GLOBIS student Nick Takeda fell in love with photography. After a chance encounter, he soon found himself doing it for a living. But he knew it would take more than talent to turn his passion into a thriving business. Learn how studying accounting, tackling case studies, and networking with a global community has shaped Nick's life and helped create a clear career path as a self-employed photographer in Tokyo, Japan. 0:00 - Meet Nick! 02:27 - The pain (and gain) of accounting 04:55 - GLOBIS case studies 07:05 - The benefits of working in photography 09:17 - Japanese study tips 11:00 - Finding Nick’s kokorozashi Subscribe and click the bell button to keep up with the latest GLOBIS University videos! » https://www.youtube.com/@GLOBISUniversity?sub_confirmation=1 - About GLOBIS University - Founded in 2006, Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University is recognized as the largest business school in Japan. Over 10,000 graduates from 83 countries have gained the purpose, knowledge, and network to thrive in a business environment characterized by rapid, unpredictable change. » Learn about our programs on our website | https://www.globis.ac.jp/ » Follow us on X | https://x.com/GLOBIS_IMBA » Connect with us on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/school/globis/ » Like us on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/GLOBIS.MBA/