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The Little Book Of Ikigai

Call no.: : 158 MOG
Penulis: : Ken Mogi
Penyumbang: : Mabblukool Anak Ramler
Ringkasan: Ikigai (pronounced Ick-ee-guy) consists of two words, ‘iki’ (to live) and ‘gai’(reason). It brings meaning of “reason to live’ or “reason for being”. The word can be referring to having the direction of life purposes, which makes life worthwhile and the willingness of oneself to take spontaneous action towards life meaning and satisfaction. It is known as the highest level of desire in life and has been rooted as cultural fabric of Japan for centuries ago. This book teaches and makes us understand on how to self-reflect of our life. The writer gives good example from an influence person like Sukiyabashiri Jiro, a well-known chef on how he really has the ikigai in his life. Ikigai give motivation and passion to live, always grateful, happy and excited to live repeatedly the next day and the day after. It is a manual on how to find your own ikigai in you.