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Keep your mind and body engaged in meaningful tasks, even after leaving the formal workforce.

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You feel wealthy and satisfied, but suffer from a sense of uselessness.

Social connection is key to happiness.

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Thank your ancestors, nature, friends, and family for the things that make you feel lucky to be alive.

The Okinawan rule of Hara Hachi Bu suggests eating until you are only 80% full to preserve long-term health and vitality. ikigai.pdf

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Discovering your Ikigai requires reflection, exploration, and experimentation. Here are some questions to help you get started:

Your Ikigai is not static. As you age, gain experience, and change your priorities, your circles will naturally shift. Revisit your PDF guide annually to realign your path. Keep your mind and body engaged in meaningful

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Do not feel pressured to quit your day job tomorrow to pursue a massive career shift. Traditional Ikigai encourages starting small.

Near the end of the book, the authors synthesize their findings into ten specific rules for discovering your ikigai: Social connection is key to happiness

– Maintain your body through light daily movement, like walking or stretching.