Find Your Ikigai

The most important thing to keep in mind when learning ikigai is that form follows intent.

• First, we must identify what we are passionate about and then we explore what ways we can use to express our passions.
• Ikigai...

This chart can help you discover your true Ikigai (from japanese: a reason for being).

All you have to do is to think about the four questions in the quadrants (What you love, what you are good at, what the world needs, what you can be paid for). You can add multiple answers and no...

Ikigai: The Reason for Being

Ikigai is illustrated in four overlapping circles, as in a Venn Diagram which talks about a synthesis of:

 • What you love to do.

 • What you are good at.

 • What the world needs.

 • What you can be paid for.