How many of us have thought, if I earn this much, I’ll be happier or if I owned that thing, I’ll be happier? I’m willing to gamble more than a few. So it’s refreshing that in recent years, as a society, we’ve started to move away from the idea that economic success, wealth and possessions are signs of achievement or the sole items responsible for our happiness.Instead, we’re turning to other countries and their unique concepts of happiness beyond wealth. Ikigai is a wonderful Japanese concept that essentially means “a reason for being.” There are many different facets to Ikigai, but there is one fundamental part to it that really stood out for me: Even if your present doesn’t feel right, if you don’t feel truly valuable in your current state but you have a strong goal you’re striving towards, then you will have found your Ikigai. Ultimately, Ikigai isn’t just about a long and happy life. It’s about acknowledging the journey you’re on ...
Have You told You lately that You love You? The Happiness Mocktail aims to encourage you to embrace your life, even if it's a little weird, and to remind you that you are already beautiful.