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A quick tool to break out of autopilot and remember your purpose in day-to-day life

We want to introduce you to a practical tool for remembering what is truly valuable to you and staying motivated even during a busy workweek. Remembering the purpose of our actions is a foolproof strategy for a life worth living, and Ikigai can provide you with a quick moment of reflection in your daily life. Finding greater meaning and satisfaction in our lives is the purpose of Ikigai. Originating from Japan, Ikigai is a concept that represents the pursuit of purpose and passion in everything we do. Let’s explore together how to apply this tool in the workplace!

Ikigai is a combination of four elements and goes beyond your career:

Passion

What do you love to do? Think about activities that make your heart race, that ignite your energy and enthusiasm. Finding your passion is essential for personal and professional fulfillment.

Skills

What are your skills and talents? Identify the things you excel at. Developing these skills will allow you to stand out in your field, regardless of your current position.

World’s Needs

What does the world around you need? Analyze the needs and demands of society, identifying how you can make a meaningful difference. Finding a higher purpose in your work by helping others can bring a deep sense of fulfillment.

Viability

How can you incorporate your Ikigai into your career? Think about how your passions and skills can be applied in a professional context.

Now, make yourself a cup of coffee, take a break, and set aside a moment to reflect on the following questions:

  • What do you love to do?
  • What are you really good at and want to improve upon?
  • How can you, in your company, help the world around you?
  • How can you turn this into a meaningful project?

Incorporating your Ikigai into your daily life will ensure that enthusiasm is also present in your routine. Remember that finding your purpose is an ongoing process and may take time and self-awareness to discover what truly motivates you.

We hope this tool connects you with what is truly important to you.

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