A joy of little things passed on to me by my parents, my own little patch, gardening and growing our own food, ingrained like the muck under my finger nails. X
"ikigai seems to be more about finding what you’re good at and doing it well, becoming a master of your craft, whatever that may be." This really resonated with me. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you 😊 I loved researching this piece. It's a little disconcerting (but not surprising)how such a positive practice has been reimagined by large western corporations to be an exhortation to monetise our passions.
A fascinating break down - I love the focus on the little, freeing, joyful things!
A joy of little things passed on to me by my parents, my own little patch, gardening and growing our own food, ingrained like the muck under my finger nails. X
The thrill I get from cutting a handful of lettuce for tea is one of the best!
I read the book you mention "Ikigai" and just loved it. Thank you for the reminder.
"ikigai seems to be more about finding what you’re good at and doing it well, becoming a master of your craft, whatever that may be." This really resonated with me. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you 😊 I loved researching this piece. It's a little disconcerting (but not surprising)how such a positive practice has been reimagined by large western corporations to be an exhortation to monetise our passions.
Not surprising at all. I will stubbornly stay with your definition. Much more beauty in that.