This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
Ikigai Framework PPT: Learn the Japanese concept of purpose and balance with clear visuals. Download this professional PowerPoint template to present Ikigai’s 4 key elements. Ikigai Framework is a 35-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation slide deck (PPTX) available for immediate download upon purchase.
Purpose drives people. It is what makes them feel motivated and empowered. People with a sense of purpose find a reason for being. A well-defined purpose enhances satisfaction and self-esteem in individuals. Purpose makes people more productive and better performers.
This PowerPoint presentation provides a detailed overview of the Ikigai Framework. The framework is based on the concept of sense of Purpose in individuals.
The word "Ikigai" is a combination of 2 words: "iki," which means life, and "kai" (pronounced as gai), for value or usefulness. Thus, the word roughly translates to "reason for being" or "purpose in life" in English. Ikigai, or "purpose of life," varies from person to person and is highly subjective.
The Ikigai Framework has 4 key elements:
1. Passion – Passion refers to the things that you love, enjoy, and feel deeply about. It represents a person's inner fire, the activities or pursuits that make her or him feel alive and engaged.
2. Mission – This element involves identifying activities or goals that align with your passions, interests, and talents while also addressing a need and making a positive impact on the world around you.
3. Vocation – Simply enjoying our work and being skilled at it are insufficient. The Vocation element emphasizes the importance of fair compensation of individuals work.
4. Profession – Profession, in the Ikigai context, refers to the domain or field of work where your skills, expertise, and competence align with your ability to earn a living.
You can find your Ikigai at the junction where each of the 4 fundamental elements of life overlap. This is where you will find pleasure and value in whatever you do.
Ikigai trains us to anticipate and savor the moment we live in—cherishing simple pleasures like a morning jog or weekend routine. Further, discovering personal Ikigai supports living a stress-free life, allowing us to appreciate what we possess and enhance our physical and mental health. These benefits extend impact both personal and professional well-being and leads to higher levels of work satisfaction, productivity, and growth.
Other topics discussed in the slide deck include 5 pillars of the Ikigai Framework, the 7 types of personal needs, and how to find your own Ikigai, among others.
This PowerPoint presentation on Ikigai Framework also includes some slide templates for you to use in your own business presentations.
The Ikigai Framework, rooted in Japanese culture, emphasizes finding one's purpose in life. "Ikigai" combines the concepts of life and value, suggesting a personal reason for existence. This framework serves as a practical guide for self-reflection and personal development, highlighting its role in enhancing individual well-being. Ikigai is associated with a sense of purpose that motivates many Japanese people, contributing to their happiness and longevity. The framework identifies 7 distinct types of personal needs, hierarchically arranged from basic life satisfaction to self-actualization and meaning. Addressing foundational needs is crucial for pursuing higher-level aspirations, promoting a holistic view of personal fulfillment that leads to a stress-free, enriched life. This methodology can enhance personal and professional productivity by aligning actions with intrinsic values and desires.
The Ikigai Framework outlines 5 core pillars for achieving fulfillment and inner peace. The first pillar, "Starting Small," emphasizes that meaningful change begins with manageable steps, encouraging incremental actions. The second pillar, "Releasing Yourself," highlights the importance of letting go of self-imposed limitations to foster personal freedom and creativity. The third pillar, "Harmony and Sustainability," focuses on the interconnectedness of life and the environment, advocating for a balanced approach to personal well-being and ecological health. "The Joy of Little Things," the fourth pillar, encourages finding happiness in everyday moments, promoting gratitude and mindfulness. Lastly, "Being Present" stresses the significance of living in the moment to enhance overall life satisfaction. These pillars serve as guidelines for cultivating a more purposeful and peaceful existence.
The Ikigai Framework is a conceptual tool for finding purpose and fulfillment, defined by 4 essential elements: Passion, Mission, Vocation, and Profession. Passion lies at the intersection of what one loves and is good at, indicating that true passion combines enjoyment with competence. Mission overlaps personal interests with societal needs, aligning desires with external demands. Profession merges skills with financial compensation, suggesting a successful career should integrate competence with earning potential. Vocation focuses on societal needs and financial viability, emphasizing the importance of work's impact while ensuring adequate compensation. The Venn diagram representation illustrates that achieving Ikigai requires balancing these 4 areas, guiding individuals to derive pleasure and value from their pursuits.
This PPT slide focuses on the "Vocation" element of the Ikigai Framework, highlighting 2 key components: societal needs and market value. Identifying societal needs involves analyzing challenges where individuals can contribute positively, aligning personal skills with real-world demands. The second component emphasizes recognizing skills with financial worth, identifying services or products that meet market demands for meaningful work and financial stability. Finding one's vocation is essential for personal fulfillment and success, encouraging individuals to seek opportunities that resonate with their skills while addressing societal needs. This dual focus fosters a sustainable livelihood and significant societal contribution.
This PPT slide focuses on the fourth pillar of the Ikigai framework, emphasizing mindfulness and awareness in appreciating everyday moments that contribute to joy and fulfillment. Cultivating mindfulness through practices like meditation, writing, or breathing exercises enhances the ability to recognize beauty in simple experiences, such as savoring a meal or enjoying nature. This approach promotes mental well-being and encourages individuals to shift their focus from material possessions to finding fulfillment in uncomplicated moments. By fostering mindfulness and gratitude, individuals can discover joy in small pleasures, enhancing both personal and professional lives.
Source: Best Practices in Purpose, Career Development, Employee Satisfaction, Motivation, Personal Development PowerPoint Slides: Ikigai Framework PowerPoint (PPTX) Presentation Slide Deck, LearnPPT Consulting
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