35 Rules of IKIGAI that can literally transform your life
- Get out of your comfort zone and explore new territories.
- Prioritize important things ahead of urgent ones.
- Push aside what is neither essential nor worthwhile in your life.
- Baptize your project with a name that may spur you into action.
- Recover your childhood values and dreams.
- Always stay active, never retire.
- Do not eat until full.
- Practice giving your undivided attention to your every-day activities.
- Let yourself be carried along by the serendipities and other coincidences of your life.
- Carry out an alturistic act of kindness every day.
- Hug your loved ones regularly.
- Occasionally travel without a destination and allow yourself to be surprised.
- Take it easy - the rush is inversely proportional to the quality of life.
- Always aim the arrow of improvement at yourself.
- Distance yourself from the source of negativity.
- If you aim to improve by 10%, consider what you need to do to improve by 100%.
- Include at least one 'impossibility' in your day-to-day agenda.
- Practice patience and perseverance with what you have resolved to do.
- Devote 21 days to implementing a positive, new habit.
- Ask people you trust for feedback on what you are doing.
- Do just one thing at a time, without getting side-tracked.
- Write something personal for at least 5 minutes each day.
- Get to know your emotions.
- Take the crucial decisions you need at this time in your life.
- 'Sleep on' the questions you still have no answer to.
- Seek out a mentor who can guide you in your passion.
- Imitate and improve on what you like for your next project.
- Identify what you don't like in order to discover, through a process of elimination, what you do.
- Each week develop a virtue you want to strengthen.
- Share your passion with like-minded people to learn and improve together.
- Motivate yourself by recalling your life's greatest hits.
- Recognize your 'level one' friends and give them the attention you deserve.
- Join the dots from your past to understand your present.
- Establish a screen free and virtual life-free time slot.
- Make 'slow life' a part of your meals and leisure time.
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