Have you ever seen the famous ikigai diagram, the one with four overlapping circles and the word ikigai in the middle? It may surprise you to learn that it doesn’t come from Japan. A blogger put it together in the 2010s by taking an existing Western diagram about purpose and
You know exactly what you need to do. You want the thing on the other side of it. And yet somehow you find a way to get in your own way, again, right at the moment it matters most. If that feels painfully familiar, you’re not broken and you’re not
You know that feeling when something in your life is a little off, but you can’t quite put your finger on what it is? You’ve got this sense that you could be doing more, or living a bit more on purpose, if you only knew where to start. That’s exactly
Almost everyone fears failure at some point. For some of us it shows up now and then, when a goal feels too big. For others it’s a near-constant voice in the background, quietly deciding which goals we let ourselves want in the first place. That second version is the one
