In theory, this seems straightforward, but obviously it takes a lot of time (and money) to be able to hammer out all four of these things, especially the HOW to make that money of what you're both good at and what the world needs. But for me, I see a big reminder of persistence, of continuing on the path, and of not giving up. The Japanese, as I've understood it, teach Ikigai as a lifelong journey, not a destination.
You have to continue to see how you can help the world, how you can do something good and better, and how to make money at it. To those of you out there who have it figured out - congratulations. And to the rest of us, lets keep going until we are at this same state.
