体育会系ホワイトカラーはなぜ資本主義に弱いのか

In this episode, Shigeki examines why “athletic-minded” white-collar workers often struggle in capitalism. While they excel in labor markets through discipline, endurance, and obedience, these strengths do not translate into success in capital markets. Capitalism rewards systems, scalability, and income generated without direct time input. In contrast, the athletic mindset equates effort with hours worked and values personal sacrifice. This creates a dependence on selling time and labor. By contrasting human-dependent models with system-driven value creation, this episode highlights a critical shift: moving from endurance-based work toward building assets, automation, and reproducible structures that generate value beyond individual effort.