On this episode, we will discuss houkousei – life directionality, where we can experience ikigai from associations with the past, present, and future.
021 – Houkousei – Theorising the Temporal Aspect of Ikigai or Life Worth Living Read More »
In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, we will be discussing Ikigai and happiness of the elderly in Japan with Dr. Iza Kavedzija.
020 – Dr. Iza Kavedzija on Happiness and Ikigai – Insights From Ageing Japan Read More »
Will Reed is a Japanologist with over four decades of experience in Japan and is a master teacher of Namba Walking.
018 – The Art of Nanba Walking With Japanologist William Reed Read More »
In this episode, Shin shares his research results from a qualitative study on how Japanese university students experience ikigai via interpersonal relationships.
017 – How We Can Find Ikigai in Our Interpersonal Relationships Read More »
According to Japanese Culture, finding your Ikigai is the most honorable and rewarding thing one can do. It’s the key to a long and happy life. So what exactly is Ikigai?
016 – Why Ikigai Is The Most Honourable and Rewarding Thing One Can Do Read More »
Then Venn diagram of purpose is a framework of doing something that you love, that you are good at, that the world needs, and that you can be paid for created by Spanish astrologer Andrés Zuzunaga.
The Venn Diagram of Purpose Read More »
If we really want to understand what ikigai means to the Japanese we should look at the work from the ikigai boom of literature in the sixties, seventies and eighties.
The Blind Leading The Blind With the Ikigai Venn Diragram Read More »
When do you channel your inner warrior? Overcoming discouragement during tough times can be challenging, but there are simple steps you can take to push aside pessimism and find the strength to face hardships. In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick and Misako Yoke discuss how people become stronger by embracing their true self with
015 – Misako Yoke on Taking Heart With Genki Habits Read More »
Discover the transformative power of Shingijutsu Kaizen in this episode of the Ikigai Podcast with Bob Emiliani.
014 – The Power of Kaizen With Bob Emiliani Read More »
In her book Ikigai ni Tsuite, Mieko Kamiya references Viktor Frankl on several occasions and mentions his Will To Meaning, a concept based on the premise that the primary motivational force of an individual is to find a meaning in life. Questioning the existence of meaning in life once was described as a symptom of neurosis
Viktor Frankl’s Will To Meaning Read More »
