AES 2: learning about ikigai
Today our first class was learning + making Ikigai. We learned ikigai with our kakak pendamping, wich my was Kak Maul. Ikigai means the reason for you to live in this world. Ikigai usually indicates the source of value in someone's lives or the things that make someone's life worthwhile. Ikigai made me learn a lot of new things. Making Ikigai is pretty hard too because I am not used to making the venn diagram so drawing the circles was pretty hard. Today we learn in a different place,not in basecamp but in the school library. This made me reflect on what I really want to be when I grow up, because making this Ikigai made my mind open up and started to see that "if I want to be this when i grow up, what would it do to help others?" I want my profession to not only benefit me, but also benefit others.
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