Ikigai: First Steps

Ikigai: First Steps - group format

A gentle, shared first encounter with Ikigai — so you can feel the direction before you go deeper.

DESCRIPTION: Ikigai: First Steps is a soft, honest beginning on the Ikigai path — in a small group of like-minded people, personally guided by Violeta Kyoseva (certified Ikigai Life Coach & Harvard Mindset Coach).

For people who feel that life is whispering about change — quiet, but real — and want to begin without skipping steps.

This is for you if:

• You’ve achieved a lot, but still feel a quiet dissatisfaction — “why is it not enough?”
• You’re burning out and want to stop living on autopilot before it’s too late
• You’re looking for direction, but you’re not yet ready for a long program or a retreat

What’s included:

• 2 modules × 90 minutes of focused work on your direction
• Practical exercises and reflection — first real insights, not theory
• The book “Ikigai: Meaning as the Way Forward” — included in the ticket
• Small group, up to 12 people — for true closeness and sharing

This is not an online course you watch passively. This is your first live step together with people who share the same inner mindset.

📅 Program: 1 August 2026 (Saturday)

10:00 – 11:30 · Module 1 11:30 – 11:45 · Break 11:45 – 13:15 · Module 2

Format: Online (you will receive the connection link after registration) Host: Violeta Kyoseva - Ikigai Life Coach & Harvard Mindset Coach Organizer: Ikigai Now

🎟️ Tickets

Early Bird - 60 € (first 4 spots only) Regular - 80 € (up to 12 spots total) The book is a gift with every ticket

The event takes place with a minimum of 4 registered participants. If the minimum is not reached by 25 July, you can choose: transfer to the next date, an individual session at a discount, or a full refund. Zero risk for you.

Prefer individual work rather than a group format? The individual Ikigai: First Steps session (3 hours 1:1 + book) is available for 160 € — write to us at helloikigai-now.com

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