The Ikigai Venn diagram that has been shared by millions of people on the web, is interrupted as the Japanese version of the reason for being. The only problem is, this Venn digram has nothing to do with ikigai. NOT IKIGAIThe Ikigai Venn diagram was created by entrepreneur Marc Winn, whose only knowledge of ikigai […]
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How The Andrés Zuzunaga Venn Diagram Become Ikigai
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In his book, The Little Book of Ikigai: The secret Japanese way to live a happy and long life”, Ken Mogi introduces and goes into detail about what he refers to as the five pillars of ikigai, and explains how they are the foundation that allows ikigai to flourish.
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In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, I have a conversation with the creator of the Ikigai Venn Diagram, Marc Winn.
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Want to find your ikigai? What’s you hobby? Are you seeking ways to experience a sense of ikigai in your life? Consider exploring various leisure activities.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick discusses with Shintaro Kono how people can find ikigai in leisure.Podcast highlights:Why study leisure. At 1:54, Shintaro shares why he chose leisure as
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Ever asked what ikigai means to a Japanese person? Amongst the myriad interpretations of ikigai found on the web, what does it truly signify to the Japanese people?In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick explores this question with Sachiaki Takamiya. Podcast highlights:Sachiaki’s works. At 1:38, Sachiaki shares a brief background of his works, the books he’s
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In this episode, I speak with Gordon Matthews, who is an author and the Professor of Anthropology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. We discuss the subject of his book; What makes life worth living?
002 – Gordon Mathews On “What Makes Life Worth Living?” Read More »
Akihiro Hasegawa is an Associate Professor at Toyo Eiwa University and one of Japan’s leading researchers on ikigai. He has published several research papers on ikigai and will be continuing his studies next year.
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Simple pleasures are what neuroscientist, Ken Mogi describes as the joy of little things, the appreciation of sensory pleasure – one of 5 pillars of ikigai he writes about in this book, The Little Book of Ikigai.
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In Okinawa, it is believed that residents live longer and happier lives because they know their reason for waking up.
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