Kumari Kumar

This narrative unearths the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai, which means 'a reason for living' or the reason that wakes you up in the morning. Forces one to find motive, joy, reconciliation and balance in their lives. It is not only tied to work or being successful; it is really about doing the little things one enjoys, helping others, staying healthy, and gaining meaning in life. The book suggests in simple terms how anyone can develop meaning by asking the right questions about what one loves, what one is good at, what the world truly needs, and what brings value to life; to furthermore help in practical ways such as by participating in gratitude workouts, being at home with the family, taking care of oneself, managing stress, and performing mindful activities daily.
The simple and friendly language invites people of all ages to be chosen while avoiding stress, as well as helping with decisions.