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This book explores the Japanese concept of ikigai, which roughly means:
“A reason for being”
or
“The reason you wake up in the morning.”
The authors studied long-living residents of Okinawa, Japan, to understand why they live longer, happier lives.
Purpose keeps people alive longer.
The Okinawan elders continue working, gardening, teaching, or contributing in some way.
They:
Eat slowly
Live calmly
Avoid constant stress
Modern stress destroys longevity.
Supportive social circles improve happiness and lifespan.
Light daily movement
Mostly plant-based diet
Portion control (“Hara Hachi Bu” – eat until 80% full)
Happiness often comes from deep focus on meaningful tasks.
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