Candice Kumai
Journalist and Contributor at Freelance
♡ 7x Bestselling Author 📚Kintsugi Wellness ♡ Cooks, podcasts, writes wellness books, & an animal rescue advocate
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
mensfitness.com | Candice Kumai |Kelsey Kryger
Don’t compromise your fitness goals in the ice cream aisle. Navigating the grocery store can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to make healthy choices. With a few smart strategies, you can shop with confidence and stock your kitchen with nutritious staples that support your goals. Here’s how to shop like a pro and avoid the common traps that derail even the best intentions.
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3 weeks ago |
community.thriveglobal.com | Candice Kumai
There’s something powerful about a woman who tells the truth—not just about money, but about what we’ve all been taught to avoid. In her debut book, What’s Up With Women And Money?, veteran business journalist Alison Kosik isn’t just breaking down financial literacy—she’s breaking open the silence, fear, and shame so many women still carry when it comes to money.
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1 month ago |
community.thriveglobal.com | Candice Kumai
Matcha isn’t just a trend — it’s a centuries-old Japanese tradition rooted in Zen, mindfulness, and respect. If you’re going to enjoy it, learn from those who carry it in their DNA. Cultural respect is the most essential ingredient. In recent years, matcha has taken over Western cafés, beauty aisles, and social media feeds. But long before it became a superfood trend, matcha was a sacred part of Japanese culture — one that deserves our respect, curiosity, and thoughtful appreciation.
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2 months ago |
thegoodtrade.com | Candice Kumai
In Japan, there exists a profound yet simple concept known as ikigai (生き甲斐), which literally means “life” (iki) and “worth” or “benefit” (kai). It is a word that encapsulates the essence of finding purpose in everyday life. Rooted in Okinawan culture, ikigai is more than just a philosophy — it is a way of living, a quiet but powerful force that brings fulfillment and direction.
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Jan 25, 2025 |
candicekumai.com | Candice Kumai
Growing up going to Japan since 1988- the Satsumaimo sweet potato was a staple in Japan during the war and in our household – after writing cookbooks for a few decades, I discovered that always adding fruits or vegetables to my pancake and my baked recipes added another layer of flavor and nutrients into each delicious bite. Enjoy my sweet potato pancakes.
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RT @thegoodtrade: What is ikigai? @CandiceKumai shares how this Japanese concept helped her find her purpose. ✨ https://t.co/ATKzg4ObK7
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