IKIGAI was written for the hopeless romantics.
The ones who believe in love deeply, but still need to ask a harder question:
If love is not enough to build a full life, then what else are you living for?
In this reflective collection, Dominique Wilder wrestles with love, God, language, purpose, self-discovery, authenticity, adventure, perseverance, understanding, teamwork, balance, and influence.
It is not an anti-love book.
It is a book about refusing to make romantic love the entire altar.
Because love, by itself, cannot complete you.
Love, by itself, cannot give you purpose.
Love, by itself, cannot do the work of discovering who you are.
IKIGAI invites readers to look beyond the feeling and search for the deeper reason they wake up, build, grow, choose, stay, leave, begin again, and become.
This is one of the remaining physical copies from the original release and includes the original cover design. Can be signed upon request!
Readers thinking through love, purpose, faith, identity, self-discovery, and the difference between being loved and building a life that has meaning.
IKIGAI was written for the hopeless romantics.
The ones who believe in love deeply, but still need to ask a harder question:
If love is not enough to build a full life, then what else are you living for?
In this reflective collection, Dominique Wilder wrestles with love, God, language, purpose, self-discovery, authenticity, adventure, perseverance, understanding, teamwork, balance, and influence.
It is not an anti-love book.
It is a book about refusing to make romantic love the entire altar.
Because love, by itself, cannot complete you.
Love, by itself, cannot give you purpose.
Love, by itself, cannot do the work of discovering who you are.
IKIGAI invites readers to look beyond the feeling and search for the deeper reason they wake up, build, grow, choose, stay, leave, begin again, and become.
This is one of the remaining physical copies from the original release and includes the original cover design. Can be signed upon request!
Readers thinking through love, purpose, faith, identity, self-discovery, and the difference between being loved and building a life that has meaning.
