Questions
After the meditation, you enter the second phase: focused reflection. Four dimensions guide the structure — rooted in the classical Ikigai model:
- Love – what you deeply care about
- Skill – what you're good at
- World – what the world needs from you
- Finance – what sustains and supports you
For each of these four dimensions, you will receive a small set of carefully selected questions — drawn from a psychological question bank based on purpose, well-being, and self-leadership research.
You pick the one question that resonates most. No overthinking — just intuition. This one question becomes your anchor.
Then, you write. Three brief aspects. Free form. Unfiltered. Honest. You do this four times — once per dimension. It’s not about perfection. It’s about presence.
Why this matters
This is not just journaling. And it’s definitely not just ChatGPT in a pretty wrapper. The AI here doesn’t give you the answers — it holds space, recognizes patterns, and reflects what’s already within.
The structure creates safety. The questions unlock resonance. The act of writing reclaims meaning. This is where your Ikigai becomes real — not as a concept, but as lived experience.
