Jack Shalavin

Well, I've just finished what I believe is my first book ever, which is a bit sad but also a big personal accomplishment. I bought this book just two days ago after lots of questioning about my purpose in life. This book has answered many of those questions. I would strongly suggest anyone who wants to find their Ikigai (your reason to jump out of bed each morning) to give this a read (or at least a google). While I still haven't found my Ikigai, my nerves have been calmed, and I have learnt how to enjoy what I have instead of what I don't have. What did I take away from this? 🤷🤷 ✴️ Ground yourself in the present. ✴️ Always move your body, never grow stale. ✴️ Smile and say hello to friends and strangers. ✴️ Enjoy your time with loved ones. ✴️ Be grateful. ✴️ Don't eat too much (yep). ✴️ Follow your Ikigai.