Find your Ikigai - Reason to Get up in the Morning

FIND YOUR IKIGAI

Steps to find your Ikigai - Oxygen Mastermind Group

 



The Overlapping Circles, a intriguing and knowledgeable concept derived from the book Ikigai, a Japanese concept that means, “a reason for getting up in the morning”. As shown in the diagram; That whatever you do in life, you should always have or try to have the following, .
- A PASSION for it, you should enjoy what you are doing .
- The SKILLS that are required to finish the pursued task or career
And, .
- The NEED or MARKET DEMAND for it, which means that there should be a “demand” for that in the market
- What you can be Paid for - that will help you make money

And if you are able to have all those together then you are in the “Sweet Spot” also known as “ikigai” and that will give you “a reason to wake up in the morning”. And if you don’t have “PASSION” and you want to succeed then replace “PASSION” with “DISCIPLINE”

 

1. What do you love doing? What are things you enjoy doing so much that you don't even want to paid for it. Eg. I love mentoring and inspiring people

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2. What are you good at? What comes effortlessly to you? What are you excellent at and better than most people you know? Eg. I am good at closing deals, I am excellent at strategy, financial data, I am good at ...

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 3. What can you be paid for? What are you confident about that your clients will pay happily for? Is it something unique that you can charge more than the for competition? Eg. I can be paid for creating go to market strategies for start ups

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4. What does the world need? Are there gaps which are required that you can make an impact and leave it a better place? Eg. Requirement for creating a solution to reduce travel costs for families

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5. Ideas for your Ikigai. List multiple ideas that come to your head

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