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    This document discusses 10 Japanese philosophies that can help view life from a different perspective according to Farzana Suri Victory Coach. The philosophies are: kintsugi about repairing broken ceramics with gold, kaizen about continuous small improvements, wabi-sabi embracing imperfection, tsundoku buying books but not reading them, oubaitori not comparing oneself, omoiyari empathizing with others, gaman facing hardship with patience and dignity, shikata ga nai focusing on what can be controlled, ikigai finding joy through purpose, and uketamo complete acceptance. The document asks which of these 10 philosophies resonated most with the reader.

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    This document discusses 10 Japanese philosophies that can help view life from a different perspective according to Farzana Suri Victory Coach. The philosophies are: kintsugi about repairing broken ceramics with gold, kaizen about continuous small improvements, wabi-sabi embracing imperfection, tsundoku buying books but not reading them, oubaitori not comparing oneself, omoiyari empathizing with others, gaman facing hardship with patience and dignity, shikata ga nai focusing on what can be controlled, ikigai finding joy through purpose, and uketamo complete acceptance. The document asks which of these 10 philosophies resonated most with the reader.

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    This document discusses 10 Japanese philosophies that can help view life from a different perspective according to Farzana Suri Victory Coach. The philosophies are: kintsugi about repairing broken ceramics with gold, kaizen about continuous small improvements, wabi-sabi embracing imperfection, tsundoku buying books but not reading them, oubaitori not comparing oneself, omoiyari empathizing with others, gaman facing hardship with patience and dignity, shikata ga nai focusing on what can be controlled, ikigai finding joy through purpose, and uketamo complete acceptance. The document asks which of these 10 philosophies resonated most with the reader.

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    FARZANA SURI VICTORY COACH

    10 JAPANESE
    PHILOSPHIES
    THAT HELP
    VIEW LIFE
    FROM A
    DIFFERENT
    PERSPECTIVE

    @thevictorycoach
    1.
    Kintsugi

    The tradition of repairing


    broken ceramics with
    gold.
    Sometimes, in repairing
    things that have broken,
    we can create something
    more unique, beautiful,
    and resilient.
    @thevictorycoach
    2.
    Kaizen

    It means change for the


    better.
    Instead of trying to make
    radical life changes, you
    should start with small,
    daily, incremental
    improvements.

    @thevictorycoach
    3.
    Wabi-sabi

    It embodies the idea of


    embracing imperfection.

    It reminds you to allow to


    remain in harmony with
    imperfection around you.

    @thevictorycoach
    4.
    Tsundoku

    It is the act of buying


    books and never reading
    them.
    It’s more about living with
    curiosity than it is about
    collecting.

    @thevictorycoach
    5.
    Oubaitori

    It embodies the spirit of


    not comparing oneself.
    It's about not focusing on
    what you lack, but rather
    celebrating all the things
    you have in abundance.

    @thevictorycoach
    6.
    Omoiyari
    It is a form
    of selfless
    compassion, a feeling of
    understanding for the
    experience of others.
    It involves empathizing with
    and even anticipating other
    people’s needs and concerns.

    @thevictorycoach
    7.
    Gaman

    It is a philosophy that even


    the seemingly unbearable
    burdens of the world should
    be faced with patience and
    dignity.
    It stressed the importance of
    living with honor and integrity
    even in times of hardship.

    @thevictorycoach
    8.
    Shikata ga nai

    It is a mindset that teaches


    people to live in the present
    moment and focus on what
    they can control instead of
    worrying about what’s not
    within their control.

    @thevictorycoach
    9.
    Ikigai

    It is all about finding joy in life


    through purpose.
    It's the reason why you wake
    up in the morning —
    something you are good at,
    that brings you joy, and that
    the world needs.

    @thevictorycoach
    10.
    Uketamo

    It means acceptance to the


    core.
    It means the sooner you can
    accept all the good and bad
    things life throws at you, the
    lighter you will feel.

    @thevictorycoach
    FARZANA SURI VICTORY COACH

    WHICH RESONATED MOST?


    @thevictorycoach

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