I like how you mentioned that ikigai can be a good starting point. When I first heard about, it did seem super useful but the more I tried to apply to my life, I had a harder time doing that. I like the mission and faith centred approach in you Muslim Model. That definitely felt missing in Ikigai.
What really helped me get into action mode rather than such thinking and planning was reflecting on the 4 questions posed in Surah Kahf and how I was fulfilling each one. What I'm doing with my youth, my time, my knowledge and pursuit of a greater mission.
Thank you for your thought leadership!I love this, I share similar struggle with other tools that was exported to muslims from other faiths or idealogies - for exmaple I'm working on the Muslim Rizq Canvas to help muslim realign their Rizq seeking, hoping to launch it soon here: https://daoud.blog/my-rizq-is-written-wasnt-enough-what-was-missing/
I like how you mentioned that ikigai can be a good starting point. When I first heard about, it did seem super useful but the more I tried to apply to my life, I had a harder time doing that. I like the mission and faith centred approach in you Muslim Model. That definitely felt missing in Ikigai.
What really helped me get into action mode rather than such thinking and planning was reflecting on the 4 questions posed in Surah Kahf and how I was fulfilling each one. What I'm doing with my youth, my time, my knowledge and pursuit of a greater mission.
Thank you for your thought leadership!I love this, I share similar struggle with other tools that was exported to muslims from other faiths or idealogies - for exmaple I'm working on the Muslim Rizq Canvas to help muslim realign their Rizq seeking, hoping to launch it soon here: https://daoud.blog/my-rizq-is-written-wasnt-enough-what-was-missing/
MUSLIM