Ikigai

Hector Garcia Puigcerver and Francesc Miralles

The main idea presented in this book: To live a long, happy, and healthy life, it is essential to eat well and exercise regularly, but longevity goes beyond these basic daily habits. By discovering a purpose that motivates you every day, you can channel your energy and prolong your time on this planet. Practical suggestion: Appreciate the beauty of flaws. In Japanese tradition, there is a belief that imperfect things, such as a chipped teacup, hold true beauty. This principle, known as wabi-sabi, can help you find more enjoyment in your everyday experiences. Rather than striving for perfection, embrace the beauty found in life's imperfections. This shift can lead to increased energy, reduced stress, and a longer lifespan. Seeking feedback? We are eager to hear your thoughts on our content! Please send an email to [email protected] with the book title in the subject line to share your feedback! Recommended additional reading: Spark Joy by Marie Kondo Spark Joy is not just a manual on tidying up; it is a bestselling book that has transformed lives in Japan, Europe, and the United States. The Wall Street Journal has even dubbed Marie Kondo's Shinto-inspired "KonMari" method as "the cult of tidying up." Kondo delves into how your living environment impacts all areas of your life and guides you on giving meaning to each item within it. By heeding her straightforward yet impactful advice, you can move closer to fulfilling your aspirations. Want to introduce to your team? Did you know we provide corporate subscriptions as well? Click the link below or contact your Learning & Development department for more information on how you and your colleagues can utilize for personal and professional growth.

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De quoi s'agit-il ?

Ikigai (2016) delves into the various aspects of Japanese culture to reveal the secrets of living a long and joyful life. This book explores the reasons why numerous Japanese individuals, particularly those on a particular island, thrive well beyond the age of 100. It provides valuable insights into the wisdom that can be gained from Japanese life, offering guidance on how to achieve happiness and longevity.

Résumé du livre

Hector Garcia Puigcerver is a dual citizen of Japan and Spain, a specialist in Japanese culture and the author of A Geek in Japan.

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Having a strong sense of meaning in life is the key to living a long life.

Having a sharp mind and keeping stress levels low are essential for a prolonged lifespan.

Morita therapy, a rigorous Japanese treatment method, assists individuals in managing stress effectively.

Engrossing yourself in a task may aid in maintaining your youth.

Some straightforward advice from elderly individuals may assist you in extending your lifespan.

The enchanting Okinawan diet focuses on diversity and modest servings.

Consuming foods abundant in antioxidants is crucial for revitalization and longevity.

Motion, even in basic structures, is a key element of a lengthy existence.

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