Ikigai - Purposeful Life

August 31, 2020•124 words

I’ve been looking at this framework for a while to draw out questions for coaching or mentorship purposes and that has been wonderful. I had wanted to write about it but never really got down to. As it turns out, those 4 questions that governs the 4 different mutually non-exclusive spheres is a powerful way of thinking about the way you devote time, effort and resources in life:

What you are good at?
What you love?
What the world needs?
What you can be paid for?

I shall in the next couple of days, explore each of those topics and try to consider how to break them down into different pieces for you to dwell on and discover for yourself.

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