In this episode, I talk about sunsets — 노을 — and why that moment feels heavier and more comforting than the beginning of the day. When the sun goes down, I feel a quiet sense of relief: I made it through today. No matter how hard the day was, time keeps moving, and eventually, the day comes to an end. Watching the sky turn orange, pink, or purple, I’m reminded of sunsets I’ve seen in different countries — each one unique, each one be...
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In this episode, I talk about sunsets — 노을 — and why that moment feels heavier and more comforting than the beginning of the day. When the sun goes down, I feel a quiet sense of relief: I made it through today. No matter how hard the day was, time keeps moving, and eventually, the day comes to an end. Watching the sky turn orange, pink, or purple, I’m reminded of sunsets I’ve seen in different countries — each one unique, each one be...
In this episode, we reflect on the Korean expression “전화위복” — a phrase used when something painful or difficult later turns into something meaningful. I share a personal story from my time in Finland, where I spent two years studying and working. It was a cold, unfamiliar, and often lonely time, and there were days when simply getting through the day felt hard. During that period, this word — 전화위복 — became something I quietly held onto, hoping that one day, ...
Korean to Stay Connected
In this episode, I talk about sunsets — 노을 — and why that moment feels heavier and more comforting than the beginning of the day. When the sun goes down, I feel a quiet sense of relief: I made it through today. No matter how hard the day was, time keeps moving, and eventually, the day comes to an end. Watching the sky turn orange, pink, or purple, I’m reminded of sunsets I’ve seen in different countries — each one unique, each one be...
