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In recent years, amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, a concept deeply rooted in Japanese culture has captured the attention of people seeking purpose, balance, and fulfilment: Ikigai. Pronounced "ee-kee-guy," this profound philosophy embodies the art of finding joy, meaning, and a reason for being. But where does this captivating notion originate, and what fuels its meteoric rise in popularity?
 This is not Ikigai - Hello Future Self
Today, we're unravelling the intricacies of Ikigai and why the popular Venn diagram might not fully represent its depth. In the Western world, we often seek straightforward explanations, and that's where the Venn diagram comes in. But when it comes to Ikigai, it's far more expansive and diverse than a neat diagram can illustrate.
THE LIMITATIONS OF THE VENN DIAGRAM Let's talk about that Venn diagram of Ikigai that often pops up. It simplifies Ikigai into four circles intersecting neatly, implying that finding purpose and fulfilment is as simple as finding a magical overlap. But life isn't that tidy, is it? |
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