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Ikigai: A Reason For Being

 

The Japanese concept of Ikigai when translated means “a reason for being.” There are four core elements that contribute to the concept of Ikigai. What you love, what you are good at, what the world needs, and what you can get paid for are shown as individual strands coming together. The intersection of these areas is depicted as the central point of Ikigai, suggesting that finding fulfillment and purpose involves balancing these aspects of life.

Ikigai arises from the harmonious convergence of these four aspects.

What you’re good at: This represents your skills, talents, and abilities.
What you love: This encompasses your passions, interests, and what brings you joy.
What the world needs: This pertains to the contributions you can make that are valuable to society.
What you can get paid for: This refers to your profession or vocation through which you can earn a living.

When these four elements are aligned, you find your purpose or “reason for being,” which is the essence of Ikigai.

 

What Is Your Ikigai

What Is Your Ikigai

 

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