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Ikigai - Seeking Happiness

The Japanese Method to Find Your Reason for Living and Lead a Full Existence

Astrid Johansen
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Duration
1h 42m
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Author's Republic

About

Ikigai, or the Japanese concept of finding the reason to live and wake up in the morning. How to find your own?

All of us in different moments of our life have asked ourselves the fateful question: What are we doing here? What is the purpose of our being in the world? In Japan, the idea of having a purpose in life is contained in the term Ikigai.

The concept of Ikigai can be summarized with our most familiar phrases "reason to live" or "reason for one's existence". The Japanese believe that each person has his or her purpose in life and there comes a time when it is necessary to come to terms with it by actively researching it.

The four questions to find your ikigai.

To get answers, even about yourself and your aspirations, you first need to ask yourself questions. So here is what you need to clarify if you want to become aware of your ikigai. There are 4 essential questions to solve....

What do you love, and what is your passion?

What are you good at?

What does the world want from you?

What can you make a living with? What is your profession?

Perhaps, it's time to give value to your life with a book that brings meaning, inspiration, and purpose to daily living.

Then scroll up and grab your copy today.

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Astrid JohansenAuthor
John P. KillaweeReader