Ikigai or “your reason to get up in the Morning” is the path to success and happiness. There are 5 pillars of Ikigai: 1. Starting small, 2. Releasing yourself, 3. Harmony and sustainability, 4. The joy of little things, and 5. Being in the here and now. I would recommend this title to fans of “The Life-changing Magic of tidying up.”

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A very interesting concept that will certainly appeal to the western desire for self care.

In my opinion, it is merely a bandaid but a lovely one nonetheless.

Awakening Your Ikiagai is a great book for all those readers who are fans of Marie Kondo and her The Life-changing Magic of Tidying up. It is an interesting and in depth guide to the Japanese concept of ikiagai, written in a style that is accessible to a Western audience.

I had never heard of ikigai, until I read this book. This book gives a lot of history around the Japanese culture & how it pertains to Ikigai. The lessons are simple, but they can be life changing when practiced.

This was an interesting title and I liked that Japanese culture and history were woven into the suggestions for self improvement. Made it more interesting. Sometimes the sentence structure felt a little awkward but not too much to make reading difficult..

I heard about 'Igikai' through one of my work colleague so i was naturally curious to learn more about this concept. It is a very simple and small book. I read that in one sitting and really enjoyed it. Lessons in this book are fundamental to one's well being. I loved the message about people valuing their worth through their profession and achievement, and this is an eye opener for many people. Great book! It's a must read for 'self-help' fan.

I would really like to read this book but cannot download the file to my Kindle. Is there a way to do this now or in the future? it sounds like a very interesting book.

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