I was delighted to be a part of 'Mr. Biz Radio' YouTube show, sharing my story and experiences with a wider audience.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mr. Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth, aka Mr. Biz, engages with John Suzuki, who brings to light the seldom-discussed history of Japanese American concentration camps during World War II. John's book centers around a deeply moving narrative — a true account of a man who chose not to play the victim, instead displaying remarkable heroism by fighting for the very country that imprisoned him and his family. 

John expands on the power of choice and personal accountability, emphasizing the importance of pushing through life's adversities with resilience and gratitude. Ken and John engage in candid discussions about the dangers of a victimhood mentality and the misleading nature of social media, stressing the need for critical thinking and historical awareness.

Key Takeaways:- Empowerment and accountability are crucial in overcoming a victimhood mindset.- Social media's impact on society can be highly polarizing and detrimental to mental health.- Gratitude, even for life's mundane aspects, can profoundly transform one's outlook.- Understanding and remembering historical injustices is vital in preventing their repetition.- Personal experiences of loss and resilience can serve as powerful motivators for living with gratitude and purpose.