I Stopped Chasing Perfection After Hearing: ‘Even Monkeys Fall from Trees'

In Japan, this famous saying—“Saru mo ki kara ochiru”—reminds us that even the skilled and confident fail sometimes. Perfection is impossible, and chasing it only creates stress and anxiety. In this video, we explore the deeper meaning of this proverb, along with the Japanese philosophies of Wabi-Sabi and Kintsugi, which celebrate imperfection and resilience. You’ll discover why cracks and scars are not flaws, but signs of strength and survival.

Interested in Japanese philosophy and the beauty of simplicity?
Here are 3 powerful books that dive deeper into this way of living:

📘 Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life
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📗 Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life
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📙 The Art of Simple Living: 100 Daily Practices from a Japanese Zen Monk
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