Kikiwama
Magazine: self-image, worldview, communication
Self-image, worldview, communication. 10 pieces in this language. The other language is one switch away.
Looking at yourself
Reflection, journaling, video diary
Dating shows and your self-image: why MBTI lies there
First Dates, the villa, the summer house: what dating shows do to your self-image, and why four MBTI letters on the sofa are a costume, not a measure.
15 minutes of video diary for the start of autumn
15 minutes of video diary for the start of autumn: one take, not journaling as a to-do. What Pennebaker measured, and where rumination starts.
The sentence you repeat about yourself
Self-image as the sentence you repeat about yourself. Lay it next to the calendar. The gap is the Dream-Reality-Fit, without a new nickname.
Your clip is not a feed
Inward communication: your video diary is not a feed. What a take does for you, and what a post demands of you.
Personality models
Big Five, MBTI, Enneagram, Plutchik
Mind maps and fit
Make the thinking visible, lay wish next to life
Dream-Reality-Fit: the apartment as a wish and as a worldview
Dream-Reality-Fit on the apartment: the wish for room, and the worldview rent and the city leave you. Figures from the 2026 tenants' report, with no party line.
"The people" is already a worldview
A worldview in two words: "the people". What the sentence claims about the world, and how you break it into a map with names.
Your friends are a worldview with names
A worldview with names: your circle of friends holds what counts as normal. Dream-Reality-Fit between the life you mean and the table where you sit.
Communication
What you say, what lands, what two worldviews do in one room
Two worldviews in one sentence
Communication: when two worldviews sit in the same sentence. What lands is rarely what you meant. How to lay both cards down.
Name the feeling before you answer
Communication: name one of Plutchik's eight before you answer. One word, then the factual sentence. No therapy script.