@@leavingitblank9363 Do you like it? Yes Are you good at eating it? Yes Can you get money from it? Yeah, do ASMR Can you change people's life? Yes, by feeding the chocolate economy. Good ikigai
What hit me about this talk is Martial Arts changed my life! Ouit so many bad habits, got in shape and went on to teach! I was also a professional musician for many years! I still love doing both!
I have been delighted by this wonderful talk, light hearted, yet deadly serious, it's not the 'what' we get in life, it's 'how' we live it, seeking to delight others cannot be done by forcing yourself on others, rather it is like stepping in as a dance partner, for a few moments drawing attention to something beautiful, telling, profound, meaningful, ultimately moving and thoughtful, a light touch and a happy smile, and magically we've dabbed a dot of colourful delight into another's life...
Things which don't have impact on our base level happiness : 1) Money 2) House 3) Job 4) Good looks Things which do : 1) Kindness 2) Meditation 3) spending time in what we love 4) spending time with family/friends
Really? Slogans do not match reality. It would be really hard to find a broke homeless folk genuinely happy. Money, house, job are part of the whole thing. Indeed at basic level you will not be that happy of you cannot put food on the table. You won't have a family or friends if u r too broke and unemployed. Etc
The speech was so worth to listen to word by word. Hope everyone here will find our ikigai so soon. It's a process. Let us all pray and never give up on finding our purpose in life. Godbless us all.
Saying Ikigai can only be said with a smile... thanks to Tim, we're haunted if we choose to do it without a smile! I'm quite new to the concept Ikigai, but boy am I thankful to of learnt it.
I just finished the book and this video truly helped me discover my ikigai = to heal, to make well. I've always loved health and wellness. To heal and help myself and others. This was so eye opening.
The best Ikigai talk I've ever listened to! I've never thought of it was an action/verb before. Everyone tells me that this is a goal to strive forward and that sometimes make it feel like it's something too far away. Thank you for reminding us that meaningful life starts now, with each action we choose for ourselves!
The idea of having a purpose in life seems so simple yet difficult. Before listening to this Ted Talk I was lost and didn't really know where to even begin. The concept of Ikigai is just what I needed to make my mark and begin my life purpose. Thank you Ted Talk and Tim 🙂.
side-hustle = A side hustle is any type of employment undertaken in addition to one's full-time job. A side hustle is generally freelance or piecework in nature, providing a supplemental income.
I want to be a fighter, its what I love, its what im good at, its something i can earn a fortune from, but most importantly eventually I can give back to the world in the form of teaching too.
Read his book instead....worth a read....worth the money n time spent...ten times more powerful than this wonderful presentation....hope we all find r ikigai n do what's needed.
So delightful words of the man who has already enjoying his own ikigai....... thank you so much for your kind words that gave us an idea of what a meaningful life could be like.....☺️☺️☺️🙏🙏🙏
@@menamjaikeeree3348 yea I draw sometimes... It's based on my mood... Sometimes I have something to draw but I don't cuz I'm not feeling it or lazy. But ig drawing can be my ikigai.
Great concept but more than that he's such a naturally good speaker! Lots to learn from him in that area. Do feel like he kind of rushed through the last part of it.
Sometimes western influences recommend choose a job what you like to do, but it is not make sense. Sometimes what we like could be not valuable skill in life, but this Japanese philosopy, ikigai says better something, it is kind of combination "what you like", "what can you earn", "what you are good at "
Thank you Ted Talk & a Big Appreciation to Tim Tamashiro on formulating the Ikigai equation. It's important that we have a pause in our work life as short as a weekend, a 2week- vacation, a 1-year sabbatical, or even quitting the current job and take 1 to 2 years off the marketplace. When we stop being active full-time in the corporate world, there is a morbid feeling of being stuck in the mud, confused, desperate for something better, and wonder what is "the best is yet to come". At the end of the day, we have an urgency to use our finite time wisely on this playground that we call Earth. You mention time Affluence, and I remember this quote: rich people have money, wealthy people have time. If tomorrow would be my last day playing in my playground, I would still stand ready to sing my last song on the theatre of life. My rewards would be an applause from my audience for a job well done, for moving them to tears, for giving them a tiny bit of inspiration to look forward to the future and to make a difference in the lives of others by being who you are in their own unique way. Thank you Tim, you make my day!
I love Tim and his talk. Exited to discover Ikigai "life guide purpose". I want to grow in this deep, thoughtful and adventurous philosophy/way of thinking. I am believing God for my next project / what I love to do to serve mankind (my ikigai). Blessings to all and may you find your way!💓🙏
ikigai ... note to myself: it's the end results that count, right? ... it's what we do that counts ... why would we not work on ourselves first ... to get the best out of ourselves ... to get us to "do" more ... more of our best ! :-)
Thank you, you made me realize I have already been having some Ikigai in my day for a long time and didn't know, and judging myself for not doing more in life for getting what societies wants to project on me (get that big house, that work that gives prestige, etc)
God spoke to me and told me that my genuine purpose in life is to be an advocate and helper of the weak, when they are not strong. Healer of the wounded souls that do not have the love of Jesus and protect those whom are being mistreated. My family say that I'm sort of like Joan of Arc 🐺
Video description: "one of the highest percentages of *centurions* in the world" I didn't know the Romans conquered Okinawa too, good job TEDx admins XD
Just had a light bulb moment 🌞 I have heard the term Ikigai severally and seen the map too, BUT this is the first time that I've heard it's a complex VERB 🙌🏾 I needed that important piece of the jigsaw THANK-YOU
As a Japanese, i feel it strange In dictionary, Ikigai(生き甲斐) is joy of living. In everyday life we use this word to refer to something that makes our life worth living. I like this word but There’s no more meaning
I like that he pronounced Karate incorrectly initially, because it's what westerners are used to hearing. Then he pronounced it 'correctly' while explaining what it meant.
Very good presentation! I am perplexed that I am just now at 43y/o finding out of this method of finding one's purpose when I, as many, have contemplated this very same conundrum. The funny thing is that I lived in Okinawa for 3 years and I absolutely loved it! I felt something different being there I have never since felt about feeling anywhere and now knowing that this method is from the Ryukyu Islands makes sense to me even more! I will begin to employ Ikigai very soon, and even though I may not be far from my path, I feel this will lead me to where "X" marks the spot!
Something that I love : Watching anime, videos, playing games, drawing, listening music Something that the world needs : Healthy life Something that pays me well : I'm a medical student so my job as a doctor Something that I'm good at : studying ? Idk
Material things have no impact on your base level of happiness. What does have an impact are things like kindness and meditation, time affluence, in other words doing with your time what you want to do with your time and spending time with friends and family. A little bit of job everytime is going to add up to a life time of joy.
Professor Laurie Santos from Yale University class on the Well Being on Happiness offers lots of insights between-what we think we need in order to be happy and what we actually need. A huge difference.
Um, millennials don't have side hustles because we love them, we have side hustles because jobs no longer pay well enough for us to even live comfortably in a one-bedroom apartment.
That’s not what he meant or what he was referring to. He’s referring to doing something on the side of your day to day job that actually feeds doing what you LOVE and truly want to do and is truly fulfilling to your overall well-being
Great talk! I've been having a lot of issues trying to figure out exactly what I would like to do in the future but during this talk something hit me. Maybe my ikigai is to help others find their ikigai? I have no idea how to make that happen but let's see what happens!
What an amazing speaker, and so clever giving out the yellow belts at the end in order to connect with the audience. I want to find my Ikigai now. What if I am not happy with what I am good at though?
I truly believe there are 2 options: 1. (this one is what I prefer thinking..) If you discover your talents and so on you will LOVE it, because this talent makes you to the person you are. There is no other person on the earth like you. :) And even if you don't love it to 100% you should remember that there are always a lot of ways you can use a talent. There is not only one way. 2. If you reaaaaally unhappy with it you can go on with searching. If you are so unhappy with it I am sure you will find something else you are good in and I'm convinced that will be even better (way better) than the other thing you don't like. Because you will have passion on this thing :) Hope I could help a little bit. Have a great weekend!
@@marybethmcmahon5937 If I'm not mistaken, Ikigai can work regardless the age. Try anyway what you might like and how you can reward yourself and others by doing so! For example: you can cook cakes, cookies and so on and sell what you create to others: you can get some money, you are happy because you cook and you can make others happy for what you cooked. This is just an example, but I hope you this comment could help you. :))) Have a good day!
For those who are curious,
生き甲斐 (ikigai) literaly means "purpose in life", "something one lives for" in japanese. :)
Can chocolate be my ikigai?
@@leavingitblank9363
Do you like it?
Yes
Are you good at eating it?
Yes
Can you get money from it?
Yeah, do ASMR
Can you change people's life?
Yes, by feeding the chocolate economy.
Good ikigai
@@leavingitblank9363 Sure. How I can send it to you?
P.s Have you ever tryed ukrainian chocolate?
@@mishanguyen2147 Cannot say I have. At least I don't think so.
いきがい this is from Google translate and im confused
Listening to him was like listening to Uncle Iroh. It must be lovely to have a cup of tea listening to him anytime of the day.
This made me so goddamn happy to read. Iroh is literally the greatest thing to come out of fiction
I'm literally drinking tea rn lol
This was so good to read thank you
LOVE THIS COMMENT UGH
Wow could not understand why i felt so much familiarity with this man. Your comment reveals it!
This guy really lives up to his Ikigai: he delights! I loved this talk
What hit me about this talk is Martial Arts changed my life! Ouit so many bad habits, got in shape and went on to teach! I was also a professional musician for many years! I still love doing both!
None of you will mispronounce "Ikigai" again. Tim's Speedo will never leave your mind.
Because I don't want to be an Icky Guy!
😀
I have heard many talks on ikigai but this seems to be the best motivational speech which gives us the roadmap for finding our own ikigai.
excellent talk, I love this concept.
This is the talk I needed for this specific moment in my life. I was so immersed in it I even felt like clapping at the very end.
I have been delighted by this wonderful talk, light hearted, yet deadly serious, it's not the 'what' we get in life, it's 'how' we live it, seeking to delight others cannot be done by forcing yourself on others, rather it is like stepping in as a dance partner, for a few moments drawing attention to something beautiful, telling, profound, meaningful, ultimately moving and thoughtful, a light touch and a happy smile, and magically we've dabbed a dot of colourful delight into another's life...
agreed a very good description of this talk
Things which don't have impact on our base level happiness :
1) Money
2) House
3) Job
4) Good looks
Things which do :
1) Kindness
2) Meditation
3) spending time in what we love
4) spending time with family/friends
What a great summary!! Thank you!!
Really? Slogans do not match reality. It would be really hard to find a broke homeless folk genuinely happy. Money, house, job are part of the whole thing. Indeed at basic level you will not be that happy of you cannot put food on the table. You won't have a family or friends if u r too broke and unemployed. Etc
He nailed the explanation!
From this video alone, I can categorically say that my Ikigai is "to teach".
Thanks @TEDx for this piece
The speech was so worth to listen to word by word. Hope everyone here will find our ikigai so soon. It's a process. Let us all pray and never give up on finding our purpose in life. Godbless us all.
Ikigai - do what you love, do what you are good at, do what the world needs and do what you will be rewarded for.
Saying Ikigai can only be said with a smile... thanks to Tim, we're haunted if we choose to do it without a smile!
I'm quite new to the concept Ikigai, but boy am I thankful to of learnt it.
Sameeee! Needed to find this
I just finished the book and this video truly helped me discover my ikigai = to heal, to make well. I've always loved health and wellness. To heal and help myself and others. This was so eye opening.
I have been reserching IKIGAI. This guy puts it across very well. A true doer of what he preaches.
He gave such a great presentation! What a sweet and friendly person he seems to be.
The best Ikigai talk I've ever listened to! I've never thought of it was an action/verb before. Everyone tells me that this is a goal to strive forward and that sometimes make it feel like it's something too far away. Thank you for reminding us that meaningful life starts now, with each action we choose for ourselves!
so true, thank you for highlighting this important point
Yes!! It is a verb and you can experience it at any given moment.. if you choose to💚
This man
Ugh i love his energy and personality.
The idea of having a purpose in life seems so simple yet difficult. Before listening to this Ted Talk I was lost and didn't really know where to even begin. The concept of Ikigai is just what I needed to make my mark and begin my life purpose. Thank you Ted Talk and Tim 🙂.
How has this talk helped you so far ? Can you give your story as an example?
side-hustle = A side hustle is any type of employment undertaken in addition to one's full-time job. A side hustle is generally freelance or piecework in nature, providing a supplemental income.
As a non-native English speaker, this was super helpful. Thanks!!
I am struggling to sort out matters in my life right now. This video helps, thank you Mr. Tamashiro.
I am sure you will find your ikigai, it not already. Blessings.
And now, 5 years later ?
@@svandehurk Completely different set of problems now. Can scarcely remember what was going through my head five years ago. I am happy though!
@@fredriddles1763 Great to hear! Thanx for reacting
I want to be a fighter, its what I love, its what im good at, its something i can earn a fortune from, but most importantly eventually I can give back to the world in the form of teaching too.
This is Shinto - see 'The Last Samurai' - still true today. Just don't expect your snowflake friends to hang around.
Read his book instead....worth a read....worth the money n time spent...ten times more powerful than this wonderful presentation....hope we all find r ikigai n do what's needed.
"Conan! What is ikigai?"
"To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women"
no, that is the ikigai of testosterone - no Conan ;]
So delightful words of the man who has already enjoying his own ikigai....... thank you so much for your kind words that gave us an idea of what a meaningful life could be like.....☺️☺️☺️🙏🙏🙏
Ikigai sounds same with passion. Finding passion is finding lifes worth...rewards
Passion is combination of what you're good at and what you love.
@@Jofranz I love spending time on my phone, watching anime, videos, listening music, drawing
I don't have anything I'm good at
@@anuragsosa Aren't you good at drawing? Maybe spending more of your time drawing will lead you to your ikigai.
@@menamjaikeeree3348 yea I draw sometimes... It's based on my mood... Sometimes I have something to draw but I don't cuz I'm not feeling it or lazy. But ig drawing can be my ikigai.
Great concept but more than that he's such a naturally good speaker! Lots to learn from him in that area. Do feel like he kind of rushed through the last part of it.
this man is very likable
I hope everyone here has earned their yellow belts, the world needs it. Good luck on your Journey everyone❤
Sometimes western influences recommend choose a job what you like to do, but it is not make sense. Sometimes what we like could be not valuable skill in life, but this Japanese philosopy, ikigai says better something, it is kind of combination "what you like", "what can you earn", "what you are good at "
Ikigai is action/verb
To Serve
To Create
To Delight
To Nourish
To Provide
To Teach
To Heal
To Connect
To Build
What a great talk in attractive way. He explained how to live happily.
Thank you Ted Talk & a Big Appreciation to Tim Tamashiro on formulating the Ikigai equation. It's important that we have a pause in our work life as short as a weekend, a 2week- vacation, a 1-year sabbatical, or even quitting the current job and take 1 to 2 years off the marketplace. When we stop being active full-time in the corporate world, there is a morbid feeling of being stuck in the mud, confused, desperate for something better, and wonder what is "the best is yet to come". At the end of the day, we have an urgency to use our finite time wisely on this playground that we call Earth. You mention time Affluence, and I remember this quote: rich people have money, wealthy people have time. If tomorrow would be my last day playing in my playground, I would still stand ready to sing my last song on the theatre of life. My rewards would be an applause from my audience for a job well done, for moving them to tears, for giving them a tiny bit of inspiration to look forward to the future and to make a difference in the lives of others by being who you are in their own unique way. Thank you Tim, you make my day!
I am almost empty . I need helping finding mine still ! Thank you for your words. I found my life's purpose the day I became empty.
Wanna talk about it?
How's it going a year later?
Mehn this presentation was awesome.... Cool sense of humour... Starting 2020 with Ikigai
I actually thought about what I love doing most as he spoke. Quite a lovely realization.
I love Tim and his talk. Exited to discover Ikigai "life guide purpose". I want to grow in this deep, thoughtful and adventurous philosophy/way of thinking. I am believing God for my next project / what I love to do to serve mankind (my ikigai). Blessings to all and may you find your way!💓🙏
His talks remind me of uncle Iroh 😍. "Avtar the last Airbender" is my most favourite series I ever saw.
Struggling in life? 🤷🏻♂️
Map your IKIGAI together with a friend and turn those moments in positive Events!😊🙏
But I don't know what I'm good at
Wonderful sharing of IKIGAI
ikigai ... note to myself: it's the end results that count, right? ...
it's what we do that counts ...
why would we not work on ourselves first ...
to get the best out of ourselves ...
to get us to "do" more ... more of our best ! :-)
completely wrong. it is not an end result, think of it as rather a verb.
Such an excellent speech. Very impressive, clear and concise breakdown of Ikigai. This guy is amazing.
Thank you, you made me realize I have already been having some Ikigai in my day for a long time and didn't know, and judging myself for not doing more in life for getting what societies wants to project on me (get that big house, that work that gives prestige, etc)
God blessssss
What a beautiful definition of Ikigai.
A concise way into real happiness. Thank you, Tim.
I just finished listening to the audiobook and it is definitely worth my time :)
God spoke to me and told me that my genuine purpose in life is to be an advocate and helper of the weak, when they are not strong. Healer of the wounded souls that do not have the love of Jesus and protect those whom are being mistreated. My family say that I'm sort of like Joan of Arc 🐺
Video description: "one of the highest percentages of *centurions* in the world"
I didn't know the Romans conquered Okinawa too, good job TEDx admins XD
I loved this talk. Thank you so much Tim Tamashiro.
Just had a light bulb moment 🌞 I have heard the term Ikigai severally and seen the map too, BUT this is the first time that I've heard it's a complex VERB 🙌🏾 I needed that important piece of the jigsaw THANK-YOU
This is how you speak publicly, nice
I read the book "Ikigai" and reviewed it on my channel. This video was very helpful!
To Heal. I think I finally found my Ikigai. Thank you. :)
TO HEAL . . . NOW I KNOW MY IKIGAI . . .WITH ALL MY HEART THANK YOU - SUSAN
Mine too
Hey uncle tim much love hope to see u soon
I finally found the word for how I’ve been tryna live
YES !!!!!
My ikigai is to create, teach, & heal
This man made two low-key references to Borat by minute 6:43
Did anyone else catch them?! 😍
What is borat
His book is AMAZING!
I love Ikigai and Tim's outfit.
As a Japanese, i feel it strange
In dictionary, Ikigai(生き甲斐) is joy of living. In everyday life we use this word to refer to something that makes our life worth living. I like this word but There’s no more meaning
I like the concept of IKIGAI. Can practice it in life and motivate others.
IKigai is always a great tool!
I like that he pronounced Karate incorrectly initially, because it's what westerners are used to hearing. Then he pronounced it 'correctly' while explaining what it meant.
What a legend!
This guy is a joy to watch
Very good presentation! I am perplexed that I am just now at 43y/o finding out of this method of finding one's purpose when I, as many, have contemplated this very same conundrum. The funny thing is that I lived in Okinawa for 3 years and I absolutely loved it! I felt something different being there I have never since felt about feeling anywhere and now knowing that this method is from the Ryukyu Islands makes sense to me even more! I will begin to employ Ikigai very soon, and even though I may not be far from my path, I feel this will lead me to where "X" marks the spot!
Kaizen and Ikigai are two reasons to respect Shintoism.
What a character, that was brilliant!
Something that I love : Watching anime, videos, playing games, drawing, listening music
Something that the world needs : Healthy life
Something that pays me well : I'm a medical student so my job as a doctor
Something that I'm good at : studying ? Idk
If you enjoy drawing, why not learn and become good at it? That could be your half ikigai.
@@brunel23 Yeah I can do that 🤗
Important word to add to our vocabulary
how to lo-fi?
RudG lol this video popped up when I searched up ikigai
Lmao ikr
Material things have no impact on your base level of happiness. What does have an impact are things like kindness and meditation, time affluence, in other words doing with your time what you want to do with your time and spending time with friends and family. A little bit of job everytime is going to add up to a life time of joy.
Ikigai can bring World Peace.
What a delightful man. BAAI~!
ikigai = reason to live thats all
This is my favorite Ted Talk of ALL TIME😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️
love this dude! Such great positive vibes from him and contagious smile :)😊💖
Monk name bodhisatwa from India, went to chaina he taught chikung, karate, kungfu as meditation method, maybe names were different that time.
Professor Laurie Santos from Yale University class on the Well Being on Happiness offers lots of insights between-what we think we need in order to be happy and what we actually need. A huge difference.
5:44 to see what an ikigai is composed of.
YOU ARE WORTH THE WORK 💯
I want my children to spend their vacations at his house
This guy is cool and happy so I'm all in!
Almost 30 and feeling depressed that I haven’t achieved much with my life so watching this video.
Likewise!
I'm 24
Same here, I'm 32
Same, girl, same.
23 same boat
Thank you Master Tom
Awesome 👌 I love his talk and his delight ❤
Um, millennials don't have side hustles because we love them, we have side hustles because jobs no longer pay well enough for us to even live comfortably in a one-bedroom apartment.
That’s not what he meant or what he was referring to. He’s referring to doing something on the side of your day to day job that actually feeds doing what you LOVE and truly want to do and is truly fulfilling to your overall well-being
MONEY IS THE BOTTOMLINE OF IKIGAI..never underestimate it..
My Ikigai is To Heal (myself and others)!
Giọng hát của ah Đức phúc hát đúng tâm trạng hay quá
Mind blown 🤯
Excellent sir... Thank u so much
Thanks! Loved the session on Ikigai!
I live in a bigger house than the other ppl that I know and I’m happy af knowing about it everyday.
Good for you!
Barbara Sher can help you find your ikigai. Read her books.
Great talk! I've been having a lot of issues trying to figure out exactly what I would like to do in the future but during this talk something hit me. Maybe my ikigai is to help others find their ikigai? I have no idea how to make that happen but let's see what happens!
What an amazing speaker, and so clever giving out the yellow belts at the end in order to connect with the audience. I want to find my Ikigai now. What if I am not happy with what I am good at though?
I truly believe there are 2 options:
1. (this one is what I prefer thinking..) If you discover your talents and so on you will LOVE it, because this talent makes you to the person you are. There is no other person on the earth like you. :) And even if you don't love it to 100% you should remember that there are always a lot of ways you can use a talent. There is not only one way.
2. If you reaaaaally unhappy with it you can go on with searching. If you are so unhappy with it I am sure you will find something else you are good in and I'm convinced that will be even better (way better) than the other thing you don't like. Because you will have passion on this thing :)
Hope I could help a little bit. Have a great weekend!
I don't have anything I'm good at
@@anuragsosa I feel the same and at 73 with physical and health challenges, I feel very useless. I had a wonderful life, but that’s over..
@@marybethmcmahon5937 If I'm not mistaken, Ikigai can work regardless the age. Try anyway what you might like and how you can reward yourself and others by doing so! For example: you can cook cakes, cookies and so on and sell what you create to others: you can get some money, you are happy because you cook and you can make others happy for what you cooked. This is just an example, but I hope you this comment could help you. :))) Have a good day!
We are definitely worth the work😁💥💥💥💥
Great Ted session vid. Loved it. Ikigai.