Finding your life path

In Okinawa, in the south of Japan, the expression is often used to express a strong passion, the one that drives a lifetime, that makes us get up every morning. It is a part of ourselves, of our personality. If it can be achieved by practicing an activity or pursuing an ideal, it can also be found in much simpler activities, such as communicating with others, caring for others, etc. There are as many ikigai as There are men and women on this planet. Practiced on a daily basis, it helps develop our potential, and it also enriches the lives of those around us. Even more, it allows us to give meaning and coherence to the different actions of our existence. This concept is particularly interesting for people who are scattered or have several passions, or who feel lost in their lives. Making your ikigai takes time, experience and a small dose of self-knowledge.