FINDING IKIGAI

My Story.

Ikigai: 'The Reason of Being'

I’ve seen so many people around me feeling ‘stuck’ or ‘incomplete’, unhappy with their work, relationships, or life in general but not making any changes. Honestly? I’ve been there too.

If that sounds familiar, it might be time to explore your Ikigai, a framework that helps you reflect on your life purpose using four key questions (as illustrated).

Not everyone needs to define their Ikigai to be happy, and that’s perfectly okay too.

This is the story of how I learn about mine. It's not the end, it might still evolve.

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MY IKIGAI?

Helping and guiding others through different

life transitions.

What am I good at?

Figuring out my strengths and weaknesses has been a journey.

Here’s what I’ve learned: I’m someone my family and peers trust to listen without judgment, show empathy, and offer thoughtful advice.

It’s these qualities that inspire me to be a better support for others.

What do I love?

I genuinely love to see and hear people taking care of themselves (being healthy physically, mentally and socially).

I was at a park on one Sunday morning and I saw elderly, kids, family, couples, runners, dog lovers, all out and about doing their own thing.

My heart has never been so full.

I truly believe we need each other to live a longer and healthier life.

And, I want to be able to support the community, big or small, in any ways I am able and willing.

Tap on the button below to follow my community work and volunteering journey.

What the world needs?

For now, it is UX Research, creating a delightful, useful and practical mobile app.

I am using my skills and what I'm good at to create features that matter to users and businesses.

Interested to learn more about my day-to-day as a UX Researcher? Tap below.

What can I be paid for?