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The Philosophy of Ikigai: Finding Balance as a Wellness Practitioner
The Japanese have a term: “ikigai” (生き甲斐). It isn’t just a word, but a deep-rooted philosophy, and when translated, it embodies the essence of “a reason for being.” As we explore the world of wellness, we begin to recognize how the philosophy of Ikigai can be intertwined with the very fabric of our practice. More…
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Why Pursuing Sales Goals Alone Can Stifle Growth in Heart-Centered Businesses
In today’s fast-paced business world, numbers often dominate the conversation. Profit margins, sales targets, and revenue growth frequently become the north stars that guide many business ventures. But in heart-centered businesses, particularly those in the wellness industry, there’s a deeper essence at play. While these numbers are crucial, focusing solely on them can limit growth…
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Money mindset and Fulfillment in Business: Embracing Ken Honda’s Happy Money Philosophy for Solo Entrepreneurs
Today, we are diving into the fascinating world of money and its profound connection to happiness, prosperity, and fulfillment in business. In this blog post, we will explore the transformative concept of “Happy Money” introduced by renowned author and personal development expert, Ken Honda. By understanding and embracing the principles of Happy Money, you can…
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Why a freebie collector may face challenges in creating a successful wellness business
Are you a freebie collector? Are you struggling to make your business take off? I can provide you with some insights on why a freebie collector may face challenges in creating a successful wellness business. Here are a few reasons: Lack of commitment Freebie collectors often focus on obtaining free items or services without a…
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Intuition or impulse
Wellness entrepreneurs, especially energy workers, are often confused by intuition and impulse. While there could be a remarkably similar feeling, the two are quite different. Unfortunately, when you drive your business via impulse, your business will have difficulty sustaining itself. Let’s find out if you are trusting your intuition or acting on impulse. If you…
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To get to your goals/destinations
If you are starting out as a wellness entrepreneur, this may be hard to imagine. However, my recommendation is to start training your mind to set certain goals in a year later. Set your first destination as a goal Without any destination, you will get lost. You are captain of your own ship, meaning that…
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If you want to sell at ease, don’t sell.
Many people are confused with marketing. Being busy posting signing up for your services, announcing your current services all the time on social media. If you want to sell, your social media post doesn’t have to be an advertisement. We bombarded with many unwanted solicitations via robot calls, spam emails and so forth. Your post…
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Business mindset: Haisui no jin 背水之陣 Backwater formation
This has served my life again and again. I often take out wisdom from my culture, especially from Samurai. Their life was devoted to being warriors, always facing life/death. They had to train their minds unshakably in difficult circumstances. What is Haisui no jin Haisui no jin is translated backwater formation. You are outnumbered comparing…
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Kaizen will transform your business and life
Have you ever heard the word, Kaizen? Kaizen means to keep improving. Many Japanese people have Kaizen in mind and thus try to improve themselves and their work. When we apply Kaizen, our work environment and life both become clearer and flow more smoothly, at ease. 1: Check unnecessary items. If you have something to…
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Nana Korobi Ya Oki 七転び八起き
When you start a new journey, you learn through mistakes. However, the pain of falling can be so painful that you feel you don’t want to keep going. The wellness business journey is the same. No one is immune to these experiences. If you are in that situation now, feeling stuck and unable to move…