The Ikigai Journey
by Héctor García and Francesc Miralles
The authors of Ikigai take a train across Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Ise) and use each stop to teach a practice: kaizen, shoshin (beginner's mind), wabi-sabi, ichigo ichie. It is a travel-shaped workbook and more practical than the first book.
Read it if…
you liked Ikigai and want exercises.
Skip it if…
you have not read Ikigai; start there or with this; either works.
Three things you will actually use
- Future, past, present: three stations of purpose.
- Beginner's mind keeps purpose alive.
- Small daily improvements are the journey.
Do this first
Do the 'ikigai map' exercise in the first section.
Our verdict
Ikigai, with exercises.
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