Podcast appearances and mentions of nick kemp

What can a single sip of tea reveal?In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Dairik Amae on how the simple act of drinking tea can become a doorway to stillness.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Shinto, Japan's indigenous religion, is strongly rooted in animism, with Japanese believing that objects, places, and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence. Shinto does not have a single creator or specific doctrine, and instead exists in a diverse range of local and regional forms emphasising a sacred connection between humans and the natural world.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Taishi Kato about the deep-rooted significance of Shinto and the ongoing efforts to preserve its rich heritage.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

In this bucket list bit, Nick Kemp breaks down the true meaning of living with Ikigai, challenging its popular connection to longevity and Blue Zones research. He explains how this Japanese concept isn't about finding life's secrets, but rather about living your values and nurturing meaningful relationships. From being the life of the party to helping your community, Nick reveals how Ikigai shows up in everyday moments.Listen to the full episode here:Listen on Apple PodcastsListen on SpotifyWatch the Episode On YouTubeLearn more about Nick Kemp

Unlock the secrets of living a meaningful life as we challenge popular misconceptions about Ikigai in a conversation led by AI co-hosts. Could it be that passion alone isn't the key to happiness? Journey through the complex dimensions of Ikigai as we revisit insights from the book "Ikigai Kan: Feel a Life Worth Living" and Japanese psychiatrist Miko Kamiya's seven psychological needs, from life satisfaction to self-development. We'll dismantle the Westernized Venn diagram interpretation and debunk the notion that Ikigai is solely an Okinawan treasure. It's time to understand how these elements contribute to a truly fulfilling life.Our exploration doesn't stop at individual well-being; we also dive into the broader societal implications of Ikigai. Drawing from Nick Kemp's perspectives, we examine practices like Nikon, yutori, and shinrin-yoku that emphasize gratitude, relaxation, and connection with nature. Discover how cultural nuances and language can impact not just our personal Ikigai but also that of others. And as AI technology advances, we explore how it might offer new sources of meaning and purpose in our rapidly evolving world. Whether you're curious about the philosophical depths of Ikigai or its practical applications, this episode promises a transformative insight into living a balanced and purposeful life.

Could an obscure Japanese concept change your life?Searching for genuine meaning and purpose these days is really difficult. But there's this fascinating concept from Japan called Ikigai that seems to hold unique power to clarify your life path. Ikigai's gaining global fans, but most folks interpret it incorrectly.So what actually is Ikigai and why do people often misunderstand it?Join host Trav Bell as he dives into a conversation with the Ikigai Coach Nick Kemp who's deeply studied Japanese culture and the deeper essence behind Ikigai. Together they unravel why Ikigai gets misapplied in Western culture and what it authentically means in Japan. Nick shares insightful truths into the evidence-based Ikigai model that could help unlock more passion and purpose for people.Want to grasp the life-improving potential of Ikigai? Tune into this episode and learn more!Episode Highlights:“Ikigai are the things in your life that make you feel that life is worth living.” – Nick Kemp“It's about helping people find meaning, purpose, a sense of fulfillment, more gratitude and identifying their strengths and basically bleeding more of that into their work and into their life so they have a happier life. – Trav BellWe need to focus on how we feel every day. How do I feel? What's gonna make me feel positive? What's gonna give me joy, excitement, comfort? – Nick Kemp“The anxiety that surrounds goals is the fact that people live in that gap between where they are and where they want to be, and this creates anxiety, depression, fear of failure, fear of disappointment.”  – Trav Bell“I didn't want to go out there and do something that was incongruent with who I am.” – Trav Bell“This idea of being aligned or living or expressing your values is crucial.” – Nick KempConnect with Nick Kemp:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-kemp-author/?originalSubdomain=auWebsites: https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-coach/ , https://theikigai.coach/Purchase the book IKIGAI-KAN: Feel a Life Worth Living: https://ikigaitribe.com/the-ikigai-kan-book/Connect with Trav Bell:Website - https://www.thebucketlistguy.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/travbell/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thebucketlistguyTwitter - https://twitter.com/TravBellInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/bucketlistguy.travbell/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBucketListGuy2011Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bucket-list-life-helping-you-build-a-life-by-design/id1712886116Book - www.thebucketlistguy.com/book

Can ikigai be related to positive psychology?In the West, ikigai is frequently linked with attaining significant goals and advancing in one's career. However, what many fail to recognize is that ikigai holds greater relevance in fostering our overall well-being.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Sue Langley about positive psychology and how it ties into the concept of ikigai.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

What would you like to pass on to future generations?Amid the alarming concern of global warming, it becomes imperative to contemplate sustainable practices aimed at safeguarding nature for future generations. This could be achieved by adopting Sustainable Development Goals, particularly encouraging businesses to lead the way in creating a better living environment for everyone.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Naoko Tomita about adopting Sustainable Development Goals within businesses, aiming to forge a better future for all.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Welcome to the Evolvepreneur (After Hours) Show I am your Special Host Richard Wray Join me today where we dig deep with our guests and get you the best concepts and strategies to fast-track your business. My very special guest today is Nicholas Kemp ... Nick Kemp is the author of a book on ikigai, a Japanese concept meaning a reason for living. He discusses how ikigai is misunderstood in the West and explores its true meaning of finding things that make life worth living. Kemp talks about dealing with imposter syndrome and how living in different countries gives perspective. An interesting case study is discussed of a woman who combined her careers in psychology and modeling to help others' body image. Kemp advises listening to your intuition over others' opinions when making important decisions. The takeaway message is that finding ikigai is not about being the best version of yourself but focusing on what you care about.

Have you incorporated AI into your work?AI tools have been garnering attention today due to their ability to expedite tasks. While some express concern about the rapid increase of these tools, others find them beneficial, simplifying their work and making it more efficient.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick discusses with Kouji Miki the significance of AI in providing more opportunities to discover meaningful ikigai activities.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshopHey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Do you find meaning in the work you do?Work is a fundamental component of our lives, with the potential to influence our well-being. This underscores the importance of actively seeking ways to find purpose and meaning in our professional endeavours.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick discusses with Andrew Soren how individuals can find purpose and value in their work.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Today I'll be chatting with Nick Kemp, Technical Director of Fresh Coast Climate Solutions. Fresh Coast is a climate consulting company focused on bold solutions and transformative action in various areas such as carbon and climate, water, biodiversity, cleantech, and ESG. This makes Nick the perfect person to talk about today's topic - Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accounting 101. Recently, many of us have been hearing a variety of climate commitments from companies. From going carbon neutral or net zero to reducing scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and so on. But What exactly are these emissions that they are talking about and how are they calculated? Today, Nick is going to explain all of that! Follow us on social media @sustainabiliME.pod Sources: Fresh Coast Climate Solutions GHG Protocol Science Based Targets (SBTi) EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub EPA eGRID SEC Climate Disclosure Proposal EU Law: CSRD Michigan Climate Wise Program Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI)

Do you feel heartfulness as you go about your day?Often, people discuss the significance of mindfulness, emphasising the importance of self-awareness. However, in our pursuit of self-improvement and personal growth, we often overlook the impact we can have on those around us. This is where the concept of heartfulness can prove beneficial—a compassionate and open-hearted approach to life.In this two-part episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick and Stephen explore the concept of heartfulness and embracing an open-hearted approach to life.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Do you feel heartfulness as you go about your day?Often, people discuss the significance of mindfulness, emphasising the importance of self-awareness. However, in our pursuit of self-improvement and personal growth, we often overlook the impact we can have on those around us. This is where the concept of heartfulness can prove beneficial—a compassionate and open-hearted approach to life.In this two-part episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick and Stephen explore the concept of heartfulness and embracing an open-hearted approach to life.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick and Mathew Borg discuss the significance of implementing the concept of ikigai within an educational context. How can we promote better education with the help of ikigai?Education holds significance for all individuals, yet at times, it can become a source of stress. This is where concepts like ikigai can prove beneficial, not only for students but also for educators, aiding in the development of a more tailored and effective approach to learning.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Is the ikigai concept something you can coach?In this solo episode, Nick explores this question and looks at how ikigai is relatable to philosophy, positive psychology and existential positive psychology This episode takes a deep dive into the elements central to ikigai; life affirmation, goals/dreams, meaning of life, meaning of existence, sense of fulfilment and commitment, and  intertwines them with Dr Martin Seligman's PERMA model of flourishing.Nick also touches on Health and Ikiagi advisors in Japan who help retirees transition from working life to the rest of their life – from becoming “a company person to a social person."  He discuss how these Health and Ikiagi advisors in Japan are required to study Mieko Kamiya's theory of Ikigai and Maslow's hierarchy of needs to gain certification.By the end of this episode you will have an answers as to  whether ikigai is coachable or not.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick talks with Dr. Katharina Stenger about self-care techniques that we can adopt to nurture our well-being and cultivate a stronger sense of ikigai.Dr. Katharina Stenger is a psychologist and professional photo model. In spring 2019, she started her own online practice where she supports clients from all over the world. She also has a strong connection to Japan that led her to discover ikigai.Her mission is to include the art of living ikigai in her work as a mental health counsellor. She's also ambitious to research more about ikigai and teach others about it in her home country of Germany. She was a podcast guest on episode 26, where she discussed the connection of ikigai to mental health.Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Ikigai is often misunderstood- this beautiful Japanese word isn't easily defined given the spectrum on which we can experience ikigai, and the different ways we can cultivate it. Ultimately, it's a feeling. It's different from happiness and is strongly tied to our future. It's tied to meaning and purpose, having a strong sense of self and, crucially, is tied to our values. In this episode Japanologist and Founder of Ikiga Tribe, Nick Kemp, shares the components of Ikigai, why it matters and how we can begin to cultivate it as we create fulfilling lives with moments of joy, and lifelong meaning and purpose.https://ikigaitribe.com/podcasts/https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai/mieko-kamiya/https://ikigaikan.com/Connect with Nick Kemphttps://twitter.com/NicholasKemphttps://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-kemp-author/Ikigai 9 QuestionairreValues In Action SurveyThanks for listening to this episode of “Well, hello anxiety with Dr Jodi Richardson.”How you can help: If you enjoyed this episode, or gained some useful insight from it, please share it with a friend or family member. Also, please consider rating or reviewing “Well, hello anxiety” on your favourite podcast platform. Thank-you!Jodi is an anxiety and well-being speaker, educator, and bestselling author. Learn more: https://drjodirichardson.com.Order Jodi's book, “Anxious Mums: How mums can turn their anxiety into strength”: https://drjodirichardson.com/product/anxious-mums/ or https://amzn.to/2YtA3ks.Order Jodi's book, coauthored with Michael Grose, “Anxious Kids: How children can turn their anxiety into resilience”: https://drjodirichardson.com/books/#order or https://amzn.to/3Bzxn3v.Connect with Jodi on LinkedInFollow Jodi on InstagramLike Jodi's Facebook pageThe information provided on this Podcast is for general educational purposes only, and is to be used at your sole risk. We are not liable for any reliance on this information, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. We recommend you seek a medical or healthcare professional if you are seeking advice, diagnosis or treatment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giving a voice to ikigai researchers, authors and Japanese, Motoki Tonn and Nick Kemp discuss the virtual ikigai summit they will be hosting in February 2023.Ikigai has become one of Japan's most misunderstood words and culturally appropriated concepts. It's not a word from Okinawa. It's not the Japanese secret to longevity. It's not a Venn diagram showing you how to find your bliss or become a successful entrepreneur. And it's not the pursuit of a single life purpose. The Ikigai Summit will bring together the knowledge of researchers, authors and speakers to offer various perspectives of ikigai while remaining respectful to Japanese culture and ikigai's origins. 

Today we do a deep dive into the Japanese concept of Ikigai Kan and how it can help you to feel a life worth living, with author Nick Kemp. You can purchase Nick's book and explore his workshops and other offerings here,  If you're a coach, you can take Nick's course on coaching with Ikigai at Ikigai Tribe.   Here is the link to the (incorrect) western interpretation of Ikigai.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the podcast we have a returning guest, Nicholas Kemp, who we interviewed back in Season 1 Episode 18. Nick Kemp is a podcast host, Japanologist, Ikigai expert, solopreneur, and now author of the wonderful book on ikigai called IKIGAI-KAN: Feel a Life Worth Living.Join us as we discuss Nick's journey of writing the book and pick Nick's brain on all things ikigai!If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. In this episode you'll hear:What Ikigai-Kan is and how it differs from IkigaiHow writing the book taught Nick to embrace his limitationsNick's ideas around self-actualisation and self-acceptance and how they relate to being an authorThe importance of celebrating your achievements within yourself first, before waiting for external validationWhat to do when your ikigai is challenged by other peopleAbout Nicholas:Nicholas Kemp is a father, husband, Japanologist, researcher, solopreneur, and author of IKIGAI-KAN: Feel a Life Worth Living. He is the founder and head coach of Ikigai Tribe, a small community of educators, psychologists, coaches, and trainers who serve their personal communities using the ikigai concept. Links of things mentioned in the episode:Jess Wade Wikipedia editor Season 1 Episode 18 episode with NicholasConnect with Nicholas:IKIGAI-KAN book: https://ikigaikan.com/Ikigai Tribe website: https://ikigaitribe.com/Twitter: @NicholasKempConnect with JenniferLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach Website: https://jennifershinkai.com/

After years of living in Japan and having a meaningful connection with its people, Nick developed a fondness for Japan and its culture. Seeing Japanese concepts, particularly ikigai, being misinterpreted in the West as a Venn diagram makes him uncomfortable as he knows that the idea of ikigai is more than that. With that, he wants to give justice to this concept -- make people understand and appreciate its authentic beauty that is true to the Japanese culture. In this special episode of The Ikigai Podcast, guest host Dr. Caitlin Kight speaks with Nick Kemp about his recently published book Ikigai-kan.

Have you tried living outside your native country?Living in an unfamiliar country may be exciting as this will lead you to new experiences and learnings. However, it also has some challenges, such as dealing with a new environment and adapting to a different lifestyle. With this, is it possible to find ikigai living as an expat?In this episode of The Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Chloe Le Gouche and Karly Christ, sharing their experiences living as an expat and finding ikigai. Hey it is Nick Kemp here from IkigaiTribe.com, just before we get into this episode I wanted to let you know I am running a Ikigai Workshop Webinar this month. The workshop is 2-hours long and covers the work of pioneering ikigai researcher Mieko Kamiya. We look at her definition of ikigai and her 7 ikigai needs.If you are interested go to https://ikigaitribe.com/ikigai-workshop

Energy Management, Sustainability, Mindset and Wellbeing ... here comes February! January was quite an exploration into our mantra for this year 'Awareness and Abundance', the impact of seasonality and cycles on our lives and businesses and how to avoid the word Should, which never serves us well. We explored IKIGAI and being present with Nick Kemp and psychologist Naomi Stone guided us towards nature to improve our wellbeing. So into February and we'll go deeper into some of the core concepts of our 2022 journey. This week it's Energy Management with 4D Coach, Ann McCluskey, before we get into all things Sustainability, what it means and what you can do about it personally and in your business and marketing. Then we'll check in with Somatic Specialist, Leyth Hampshire and explore how our mindset can affect our wellbeing. I invite you to join me on the 2022 journey ... email me at mail@neilwilkins.online

In this episode, I respond to a listener who advised me that I provided misinformation in my previous episode about Ikigai. I discuss the true meaning to this Japanese concept and note the podcaster Nick Kemp who is the host of Ikigai Podcast and the information he learned from Japanese researchers. Find your ikigai at ikigaitribe.com. Intro @nikkos_ramone. Outro @lifeofloganpod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dreaspointofview/message

In this conversation with Nick Kemp, Founder of http://ikigaitribe.com, Neil Wilkins explores the concept of being present with IKIGAI. IKIGAI is the ancient Japanese philosophy of personal awareness and living every moment with focus and purpose. Neil and Nick discuss gratitude, being in the moment, avoiding the misnomer of multi-tasking and that we can, if we wish, have many IKIGAI in our lives. You can also watch to this episode of The Neil Wilkins Podcast at https://youtu.be/8IyksMc3fOc and more content like this is available at http://neilwilkins.online

This week we are talking to the wonderful Nick Kemp. Nick is the founder of Ikigai Tribe, a membership site and podcast that focuses on the concept of Ikigai from a Japanese perspective. Nick learnt about Ikigai whilst living in Japan and really connected with it. Later he saw Westernised frameworks based on this concept and felt there were a lot of misconceptions of what Ikigai was. He decided to work at dispelling some of these misunderstandings of Ikigai by moving beyond the famous Venn diagram and exploring what Ikigai as a concept and philosophy really means. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway.  In this episode you'll hear: How Nick discovered the concept of Ikigai Why Nick founded Ikigai Tribe, a membership site and podcast focusing on Ikigai from a Japanese perspective How hosting his own Ikigai Podcast expands his understanding of the concept of Ikigai Nick's advice for those struggling to find a source of Ikigai Examples of the ‘dark side' of Ikigai About  Nick: Nick is the founder of Ikigai Tribe, a membership site and podcast that focuses on the Ikigai concept from the Japanese perspective. As a Japanolgist Nick studies philosophical and physiological aspects of Japanese culture with an emphasis on Ikigai. Nick lived in Japan for over 10 years, living in various suburbs of the Big Mikan that is Tokyo and in Toki-shi a small village in Gifu prefecture where his wife is from. He currently lives in Melbourne Australia with his wife and son. He hopes to spend his life living both in Japan and Australia after the pandemic. Connect with Nick: Twitter: https://twitter.com/NicholasKemp (https://twitter.com/NicholasKemp) Ikigai Tribe website: https://ikigaitribe.com/ (Find Your Ikigai - Become a Certified Ikigai Tribe Coach) The Ikigai podcast: https://ikigaitribe.com/podcasts/ (The Ikigai Podcast - Exploring What Ikigai Means To Japanese (Ikigaitribe.com)) Connect with Jennifer Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/)  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach (https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach)  Website: https://jennifershinkai.com/ (https://jennifershinkai.com/ )

Nick Kemp is the Founder of IKIGAI Tribe, an international organisation that supports IKIGAI coaches and specialists as they bring this deep philosophy to life with their clients. Neil and Sonya Wilkins (Neya) explore how we have translated IKIGAI in the western world into a positive self development tool. However, Nick demonstrates that taken as a pure Japanese philosophy it can be so much deeper and integral to leading a purposeful life, moment by moment. Learn IKIGAI yourself with Neil and Sonya's online course and find your own IKIGAI life purpose.

Have you seen that Venn diagram about purpose that's popular online these days? It has four circles, and in the middle is the word ikigai. We're told this is a Japanese word for purpose.Well, it turns out that this Venn diagram, as with much of what we see online, is not accurate. Ikigai is a Japanese word, and it does relate to purpose, but it has a much richer meaning than being the overlap of four circles. In fact, the Venn diagram was created by someone who actually didn't really know what ikigai is.Here to set us straight is Nick Kemp. He has lived in Japan and studied the concept of ikigai with those scholars who know it best. In this interview, he shares what he's learned about it and its implications for his life. Nick's work in this area is so impactful that once he started teaching about it, he received requests from people around the world to train them in it. This started Ikigai Tribe.In this episode, you'll learn about:How ikigai relates to what makes life worth livingThe relationship between ikigai and social rolesThe importance of daily living in ikigaiWhy feelings are the most important indicators of ikigaiSeven things we should all experience to have full ikigai***Want to connect? Have a question? Just want to say "hi"? Send me an email at bradleywrightphd@gmail.com. Would enjoy hearing from you.Want to start your own podcast? This podcast is edited and produced (and music too) by Josh Gilbert. He does a great job and is a joy to work with. Contact him at   joshgilbertmedia@gmail.com

Ikigai Tribe's Nick Kemp returns to dig deeper into the roots and meaning of wabi-sabi, uncovering a magic slowly being lost in modern culture and living.

Ikigai Tribe’s Nick Kemp returns to dig deeper into the roots and meaning of wabi-sabi, uncovering a magic slowly being lost in modern culture and living.

“Warrior with a heart” is one way you might define the Japanese term kokorozashi. Discover more as Ikigai Tribe's Nick Kemp takes us through the roots and applications of a potentially life-changing concept.

“Warrior with a heart” is one way you might define the Japanese term kokorozashi. Discover more as Ikigai Tribe’s Nick Kemp takes us through the roots and applications of a potentially life-changing concept.

Join us today for this awesome interview with Nick Kemp. Nick is the creator of the Provocative Change Works model for communication. The common theme throughout his all work is “problem-solving” and “creative solutions” whether this is in a business, coaching, training, or therapeutic context.    http://www.provocativetherapy.com/provocative-therapy-vs-provocative-change-works/ http://www.nickkemptraining.com/provovcative-change-works-training/

In episode 4 of the Ikiagi Podcast, I interview Assistant Professor Shintaro Kono who has a Ph.D. in Sport and Recreation. We discuss his research, which revolves around the relationship between leisure engagement and ikigai. In this episode, we talk about "keiken" - valued experiences, which include enjoyment, effort, stimulation, and comfort. Also, Professor Kono offers advice on how you can find ikigai in leisure activities. 

Amazon Japan has now taken over from Amazon UK as the 3rd biggest Amazon Marketplace in the world, behind USA and Germany. With the focus swinging to the potential opportunities Amazon.co.jp has to offer, Nick offers some sage experience after many years, both selling on Amazon Japan himself and helping others through his Melbourne Based […] The post TAS 039 : Nick Kemp from ecommdo fills us in on the intricacies of selling on Amazon Japan. appeared first on The Australian Seller .

Nick Kemp has been involved in the field of personal change for over thirty years, having studied many forms of communication and personal development, including Hypnosis, Provocative Therapy and NLP.  Between 1980 and 1998 he taught workshops on personal development. Nick works on a group and individual basis for professional and personal work. He runs a successful private practice, and also provides business trainings to companies by appointment. In 2004 Nick Kemp met Frank Farrelly, (creator of Provocative Therapy and influence on the creators of NLP) and began an intensive training with him to become one of a very small number of Farrelly internationally  approved Provocative Therapy Trainers. Nick and Frank became firm friends, co presenting at Provocative Therapy events as well as spending far too many hours watching classic movies at Nick’s home cinema in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Nick set up The Association for Provocative Therapy (AFPT), and released “Provocative Change Works for Phobias”, which was the first of a number of DVD sets with commentary from Frank Farrelly himself. As well as teaching classic Provocative Therapy (PCW), Nick has created his own Provocative Change Works approach which he teaches internationally as well as with private clients. The post 39: Interview With Nick Kemp appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.

Nick Kemp has been involved in the field of personal change for over thirty years, having studied many forms of communication and personal development, including Hypnosis, Provocative Therapy and NLP.  Between 1980 and 1998 he taught workshops on personal development. Nick works on a group and individual basis for professional and personal work. He runs a successful private practice, and also provides business trainings to companies by appointment. In 2004 Nick Kemp met Frank Farrelly, (creator of Provocative Therapy and influence on the creators of NLP) and began an intensive training with him to become one of a very small number of Farrelly internationally  approved Provocative Therapy Trainers. Nick and Frank became firm friends, co presenting at Provocative Therapy events as well as spending far too many hours watching classic movies at Nick’s home cinema in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Nick set up The Association for Provocative Therapy (AFPT), and released “Provocative Change Works for Phobias”, which was the first of a number of DVD sets with commentary from Frank Farrelly himself. As well as teaching classic Provocative Therapy (PCW), Nick has created his own Provocative Change Works approach which he teaches internationally as well as with private clients. The post 39: Interview With Nick Kemp appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.

You may have noticed lately that Amazon is advertising within your seller account for their non-U.S. sales platforms. They are trying really hard to get current sellers to expand into different marketplaces. For some time Scott has been giving that option some thought but when he received an email from today’s guest, Nick Kemp, he was even more interested. Nick has been selling on the Amazon Japan marketplace for some time and is experiencing a good deal of success. In this conversation Scott and Nick chat about how it’s working, how he got into the Japanese market, and his road to private label success. What do you do when your private label item is infringing on another’s patent? Today’s guest was beginning to sell a lot of his product and decided that it was time to get more listings on Amazon. He chose a related items that was very unique because of its design and sourced it from a China supply company. But he soon discovered that the supplier had signed an agreement that they would not sell the product in the U.S. but hadn’t told him. He discovered that sad fact by receiving a letter from the patent owner’s attorney telling him he had to stop selling the product immediately or he would be sued. It was a $10,000 loss for him and he’s still recovering. Listen in to this conversation to get some tips on how you can avoid that sort of thing with your private label products. Making money in the Amazon Japan marketplace faster than the U.S. Within a very short amount of time after launching his products on the Japanese marketplace, Nick Kemp began to see sales. In his experience one of the advantages to selling on the Japanese marketplace is that you typically don’t have to get near as many reviews to begin selling your products. A well optimized listing seemed to be all it took and Nick was selling a good number of items per day within no time. On this episode Nick tells you how he began selling on the Japan marketplace step by step, so be sure to listen. Ranking on page 1 within hours on the Amazon Japan market. When Nick finally jumped through all the hoops to get his products listed in the Amazon Japan marketplace he wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. It was literally only a few hours after listing his products that his item was showing on the first page of the search results for his product niche. He was amazed, as most of us would be, and felt the impact of that in his sales almost immediately. But there are plenty of difficulties to face as well. You can hear Nick’s story on this episode of The Amazing Seller podcast. Why the difficulties of getting on the Amazon Japan market are worth it. If you’ve already experienced a good deal of success selling on the U.S. or U.K. marketplace and want to expand your sales, the Japan marketplace may be the way to go. Nick Kemp says that you’ll have to jump through certain hoops to make sure you’re doing so legally and in a way that works with the Japanese culture. That includes language barriers and other things as well. But he’s convinced that it’s worth doing simply because the Japanese marketplace is virtually untouched in terms of volume and competition. If you’re at that point of expansion, listen to what Nick has to share so you can assess the situation for yourself. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast. [3:45] Who is Nick Kemp and how did he get started selling in the Amazon Japan marketplace? [8:00] A first product flops because of patent issues. [13:30] Getting into the Japanese marketplace on Amazon. [17:00] Particular things needed to sell in Japan. [19:20] How Nick researches sales prospects in the Japanese marketplace. [21:13] Dealing with language issues: listings, products, labels, etc. [24:38] Jumping into a super competitive niche in Japan. [29:50] First steps to getting your products on the Amazon Japan marketplace. [33:00] Why the hurdles of selling on Amazon are worth the price. [40:52] How funds transfers and income works on the Japan marketplace. [43:15] Nick’s future plans for his business pursuits. [50:30] Final advice for people new to the Amazon marketplace. [53:30] Assessing the right time to move to international marketplaces. RESOURCES MENTIONED www.AmzShark.com www.CamelCamelCamel.com www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop - Get Scott’s free live workshop

Adam interviews Nick Kemp Adam interviews Nick Kemp – Hypnosis in the news features the major story that the hypnosis world is discussing, the teenage suicides who had hypnosis – Adam then discusses Provocative Changeworks with Nick Kemp and gets so… Read more › The post Episode 33 – Featuring Nick Kemp appeared first on Hypnosis Weekly.