Kintsugi and the Art of Intentional Living

In this video, we dive into a recent episode of The On Purpose Podcast, where we explore the Japanese art and philosophy of Kintsugi—known as the “Golden Repair.” This beautiful tradition emphasizes finding beauty in imperfection, mending broken pieces with gold, and cherishing the history that shaped them. It’s a concept that resonates deeply with us, inspiring reflections on how we can apply its wisdom to our own lives.

For us, much of the joy in this lifestyle comes from embracing the freedom to shape our days as we choose. We cherish the quiet moments where we can pause, learn, and reconnect with ourselves, free from the constant hum of background noise or the rigidity of a packed schedule. These spaces allow us to explore new ideas, immerse ourselves in history, and uncover deeper meanings, all while considering how they can enrich our journey.

This philosophy extends beyond the personal—it’s about curating the information we take in, fostering meaningful conversations, and sharing life’s adventure with the people we love. That, to us, is the essence of living with purpose: creating a life filled with intentionality, connection, and beauty, much like the golden seams of Kintsugi itself.