Moral Fitness Analysis

Moral Fitness: I’m always trying to find out what are important unmet needs for the society. I also focus on solving societal unmet needs that I can address on my own. In other word, I am indifferent to the issues that are not so important for the society and/or that are insolvable with my current capability. Another example of my important practice is that I take responsibilities for the consequences caused by my focus and indifference. I understand that the selection and concentration entails a trade-off. However, I also understand that I cannot solve all challenges in this rapidly changing world.
These practices align with my moral vision and moral code because they allow me to help the society achieve critically important goals and meet societal moral/ethics expectations with higher probability, thereby enabling me to achieve my mission. Successful experiences of the achievement positively reinforce my moral vision and moral code because of the higher confidence obtained by successful outcomes.

Defining Moment:
The key defining moment that truly tested and defined my character and values was when I decided to leave the company to pursue the MPH/MBA program at Johns Hopkins

Cooperating with the chief marketing officer and marketing directors, I developed the business case, hired new staff, and managed my department to serve one of the best customer-engagement channels in the company. I understood that I was the necessary personnel for the department and the company. However, in 2012, I was interested in pursuing the MPH/MBA program at Johns Hopkins University. This was because I wanted to learn economic evaluation skills and knowledge for healthcare innovations. The Japanese government has needed educated health economics professionals to achieve the sustainable healthcare system by officially introducing a health technology