The document outlines 7 Japanese techniques for overcoming laziness: 1) Ikigai - find your purpose in life by doing what aligns with your passions and strengths; 2) Kaizen - continuously seek self-improvement through small changes; 3) Hara Hachi Bu - only eat until 80% full to feel more energized; 4) Shoshin - approach tasks with an open, beginner's mindset; 5) Wabi-sabi - find peace in imperfections and uniqueness; 6) Shinrin-yoku - immerse yourself in nature to reduce stress; 7) Kakeibo - make and stick to a budget to feel less stressed and more motivated.
The document outlines 7 Japanese techniques for overcoming laziness: 1) Ikigai - find your purpose in life by doing what aligns with your passions and strengths; 2) Kaizen - continuously seek self-improvement through small changes; 3) Hara Hachi Bu - only eat until 80% full to feel more energized; 4) Shoshin - approach tasks with an open, beginner's mindset; 5) Wabi-sabi - find peace in imperfections and uniqueness; 6) Shinrin-yoku - immerse yourself in nature to reduce stress; 7) Kakeibo - make and stick to a budget to feel less stressed and more motivated.
The document outlines 7 Japanese techniques for overcoming laziness: 1) Ikigai - find your purpose in life by doing what aligns with your passions and strengths; 2) Kaizen - continuously seek self-improvement through small changes; 3) Hara Hachi Bu - only eat until 80% full to feel more energized; 4) Shoshin - approach tasks with an open, beginner's mindset; 5) Wabi-sabi - find peace in imperfections and uniqueness; 6) Shinrin-yoku - immerse yourself in nature to reduce stress; 7) Kakeibo - make and stick to a budget to feel less stressed and more motivated.
your strengths, passions, and the needs of the world.
This is what gives life meaning.
2. Kaizen Always seek to improve in all areas of your life.
Even smallchanges can add up and
make a big impact over time. 3. Hara Hachi Bu Don't stuff yourself! Eat until you're 80% full and you'll feel more energized throughout the day. Plus, yoU Won't have to unbutton your after lunch. pants 4. Shoshin Approach tasks with a beginner's mindset. Don't worry about being perfect or having all the answers.
Just be open to learning and tryin
new things. 5. Wabi-sabi Find peace in imperfection.
Recognize that nothing in life is
perfect, including yourself and others.
Instead of striving for flawlessness,
find joy in the imperfections that make lite unique. 6. Shinrin-yoku It is a practice that involves immersing oneself in a natural forest environment to promote well-being and reduce stress.
Take a walk in the park, breathe in fresh
air, and let nature recharge you. 7. Kakeibo Make a budget and stick to it.
When you have your finances in order,
you'llfeel less stressed and more motivated to tackle your other goals.