… is a Japanese term translated as ‘commitment to one’s group’ and bodes well the Japanese sense of harmony.
The drive of work commitment of all men and women shaped the work-life balance in the last few decades.
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The Japanese have a secret that embodies the idea of happiness in living, and it is called Ikigai.
Essentially, Ikigai, loosely translated to life value, or life worth, is a concept of living that the Japanese culture imbibes for decades.
Embrace balance by prioritizing harmony and equilibrium in all areas of your life, including work, relationships, and self-care. Embracing balance promotes overall well-being and prevents burnout.
“Meiwaku” can be translated in several ways: trouble, annoyance, annoying, nuisance
People’s behaviors have become more individualistic, especially in big cities, but the group still comes before the individual.
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