What do you get up for in the morning?
What is the right job for you?
How can you make good use of your strengths in society?
What do you really want and what is necessary that it become reality?

This unique game helps you, or your clients, to find the answer to those questions.

The IKIGAI concept has been drawing attention in the world for several years. And this unique coaching game helps to ask the right questions to find the right direction for your life. The IKIGAI card game takes into account preferences, talents, skills and the realities of the market so you can make a balanced choice.

The IKIGAI card game can be played alone, in pairs for in a group of people. As a group of people has the best power to reflect on each other, we will explore together each others’ deep desire.
Let's enjoy the game while learning about the background of the concept and finding your IKIGAI!

For those who want to explore the concept more, there will also be an opportunity for you to buy the game to take home with you at the end of the workshop for ¥4,900.

WHAT WE WILL DO IN THE SESSION:
- Welcome & Icebreaker
- Introduction to IKIGAI: Why is finding your IKIGAI important?
- IKIGAI card game workshop
- Q&A, Networking

WHAT PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN/ TAKEAWAYS:
- Learn the IKIGAI concepts
- Understand how to facilitate a IKIGAI session
- Play the IKIGAI card game

DATE / TIME / LOCATION
Monday, July 22, 2019
19:00-21:00  (Doors Open at 18:30)
Akasaka Civic Center, 4th Floor, Meeting Room #1
〒107-0052 Tōkyō-to, Minato-ku, Akasaka, 4-chōme−18−13

https://goo.gl/maps/HXtkbYkRBPyPFQjF6

Closest stations:
Akasaka Mitsuke Station (Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line): EXIT A, 10-minute walk
Aoyama Itchome Station (Oedo Line, Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line): EXIT 4, 10-minute walk





FACILITATORS:
Stefan Nüsperling
Stefan is a IT-Professional with more than 10 years of experience in Project Leadership, Change Management, Facilitation and Management 3.0. He worked with multinational enterprises in the fields of Management as well as Agile Software Development in Japan, South Korea and Germany. As a certified Scrum Master, the first licensed Management 3.0 facilitator in Japan and the only licensed Lean Change Management Facilitator, he is keen on bringing positive change to Japanese organizations. He believes that employee happiness and meaningful businesses will result in service and products which customers will be satisfied with. This is called called "Sanpoyoshi“, which means benefit for all three stakeholders.


Jennifer Shinkai
MA (Oxon), CPC, Points of You® Master Trainer
Back in 2015, I was miserable at work, had a slipped disc and was feeling incredibly stuck in my life. I was definitely not leaping out of bed each day! I wish that I had known about the Ikigai concept as a way to structure my “navel gazing” as I tried to work out what I wanted to do with my life. I’m really interested to explore the IKIGAI Card Game with Diversity Dojo members in my third time to facilitate a workshop here.

I’m now an English / Japanese facilitator and certified coach, supporting my clients to create engaged teams in global business. I’m passionate about the infinite possibilities for innovation that an inclusive work environment can create. As a Points of You® Master Trainer, I’m also fortunate enough to have the tools to be able to create that environment in my workshops.

Originally from England, I have been living in Tokyo, Japan since 1999, after graduating from St.Hugh’s College, Oxford University (English Language and Literature). When I’m not talking about Ikigai, I’m running, training for Spartan Races, and enjoying life in the Shitamachi (downtown) part of Tokyo with my husband and two kids.


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- This event is FREE.
- This location does not allow food, and only personal drinks (PET bottles, thermos flasks, etc.)

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