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Yep, I think we are both right. You can and shouuld take inspiration from the ikigai in your own life.
At the same time it's also almost the standard definition of "success" if you happen to be japanese.
My synthesis being that if you can understand 2-3 different visions, you are more likely to find the one right for you.
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Yep, I think we are both right. You can and shouuld take inspiration from the ikigai in your own life.
At the same time it's also almost the standard definition of "success" if you happen to be japanese.
My synthesis being that if you can understand 2-3 different visions, you are more likely to find the one right for you.