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    The document discusses the first rule of Ikigai, which is to stay active and not retire. It provides several reasons for this rule: 1) For many people, their careers become their identity, and 56% have their careers end before being ready, often due to layoffs. 2) With Ikigai, the goal is to uncover who you already are and become it fully, rather than focus on a specific career path or ideal. 3) If you are exploring your gifts and sharing them with the world, there is no need to retire or be defined by a single career. The idea is to live and leave a legacy.

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    The document discusses the first rule of Ikigai, which is to stay active and not retire. It provides several reasons for this rule: 1) For many people, their careers become their identity, and 56% have their careers end before being ready, often due to layoffs. 2) With Ikigai, the goal is to uncover who you already are and become it fully, rather than focus on a specific career path or ideal. 3) If you are exploring your gifts and sharing them with the world, there is no need to retire or be defined by a single career. The idea is to live and leave a legacy.

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    10 Rules of Ikigai - Rule 1

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    The document discusses the first rule of Ikigai, which is to stay active and not retire. It provides several reasons for this rule: 1) For many people, their careers become their identity, and 56% have their careers end before being ready, often due to layoffs. 2) With Ikigai, the goal is to uncover who you already are and become it fully, rather than focus on a specific career path or ideal. 3) If you are exploring your gifts and sharing them with the world, there is no need to retire or be defined by a single career. The idea is to live and leave a legacy.

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    The 10 Rules of Ikigai

    The Ikigai Guy


    Ikigai Rule 1:
    Stay Active, Don't
    Retire

    The Ikigai Guy


    For most of us, our
    careers are important. In
    some ways and for some
    people they become their
    identity.

    The Ikigai Guy

    The sad truth is 56% of


    people over 50 will have
    their careers end before
    they are ready. Layoffs
    being the number one
    cause
    The Ikigai Guy

    With Ikigai, our 'job' is not to


    move up the corporate ladder
    or shape ourselves into some
    ideal we or the world projects
    we ought to be. Our ‘job’ is to
    uncover who we already are
    and become it fully.

    The Ikigai Guy


    People often get stuck on
    the 'thing' they should be
    doing as opposed to the
    'things' they should be
    exploring to experience
    Ikigai.
    Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. said
    this about creativity that
    The Ikigai Guy applies...
    "Practice any art, music, singing,
    dancing, acting, drawing,
    painting, sculpting, poetry, fiction,
    essays, reportage, no matter how
    well or badly, not to get money
    and fame, but to experience
    becoming, to find out what’s
    inside you, to make your soul
    grow.”
    The Ikigai Guy
    .
    If you are living or working
    to "experience becoming,
    to find out what’s inside
    you, to make your soul
    grow," there is no need to
    be owned by a career or to
    retire.

    The Ikigai Guy


    “The purpose of life is to
    discover your gift; the
    work of life is to develop
    it, and the meaning of life
    is to give your gift away.”

    David Viscott.

    The Ikigai Guy


    If you are uncovering


    your purpose, developing
    your gifts, and sharing
    them with the world,
    there is no need for
    'retirement'.
    The Ikigai Guy

    The Ikigai idea of


    'Not Retiring'
    centers on living
    and leaving a
    legacy.

    The Ikigai Guy


    The Ikigai Guy

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