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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Do you know the key to leading a contented and happy life?
Do you intentionally pause to consider your happiness? Do seemingly little things make you smile? Do you believe that you have a reason for living, something that motivates you to persevere even in difficult circumstances?
You're on the right track if you answered "yes" to any of these questions and already have an ikigai. If not, maybe it's time to include it into your everyday life.
Ikigai, which is pronounced "ee-kee-guy," is a Japanese term that refers to the things that make life valuable and give one a strong feeling of fulfillment, pleasure, and purpose
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Zaad George
As a lifelong lover of literature and an avid reader from an early age, I always knew that I wanted to be a writer. I was drawn to stories that explored the complexity of the human experience, and I felt a strong desire to create my own narratives that would inspire and connect with others. Over the years, my passion for writing has led me on a remarkable journey of self-discovery, and it is through this journey that I have come to embrace the concept of ikigai.
Ikigai is a Japanese philosophy that emphasizes the importance of finding one's purpose in life. It is a philosophy that has resonated deeply with me and has shaped my approach to both writing and living. In my work as an author, I strive to create stories that capture the essence of ikigai, that help readers explore their own purpose and meaning in life.
My writing journey began in earnest during my college years, when I studied English literature and creative writing. I was inspired by the great writers of the past, and I began to develop my own style, experimenting with different genres and themes. It was during this time that I began to understand the importance of finding one's voice as a writer, and I started to develop my own unique perspective on the world.
After college, I worked for several years as a freelance writer, publishing articles and essays on a wide range of topics. It was during this time that I began to explore the concept of ikigai more deeply, reading books and articles on the topic, and interviewing people who had found their own sense of purpose and meaning in life. I was fascinated by the idea that each person's ikigai was unique, and that it could be found in many different areas of life, from work and family to hobbies and personal passions.
As I look back on my writing journey, I am grateful for the opportunity to explore the concept of ikigai and to share my insights with others. I believe that writing can be a powerful tool for personal growth and self-discovery, and I hope that my books inspire others to find their own sense of purpose and meaning in life. Whether you are a writer or a reader, a student or a professional, I believe that the philosophy of ikigai can help you live a more fulfilling and meaningful life, and I am honored to be a part of this ongoing conversation.
