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In this episode,
I talk about giving myself a small gift
after finishing a long week —
especially after my last class and the end of my work.
In Korean, “나에게 주는 선물” means
a gift you give to yourself
to say, “You did well.”
It doesn’t have to be expensive or special.
I share a warm moment at a flower shop,
asking for the freshest flowers of the day,
and choosing yellow tulips.
That short time felt 따뜻하고 포근한 —
warm and comforting.
This episode is also about realizing
that I had been moving forward too fast
and missing the people and things closest to me:
my family, my friends, and myself.
Now, I try to save one full day each week
온전히 나만을 위한 하루 —
a day just for me.
Buying flowers, eating my favorite food,
organizing my space,
and taking care of what I love.
Because the most important person
I need to take care of in my life
is myself.
🎧 Listen slowly,
and think about what kind of
small gift you might give yourself this week.
By LumiboIn this episode,
I talk about giving myself a small gift
after finishing a long week —
especially after my last class and the end of my work.
In Korean, “나에게 주는 선물” means
a gift you give to yourself
to say, “You did well.”
It doesn’t have to be expensive or special.
I share a warm moment at a flower shop,
asking for the freshest flowers of the day,
and choosing yellow tulips.
That short time felt 따뜻하고 포근한 —
warm and comforting.
This episode is also about realizing
that I had been moving forward too fast
and missing the people and things closest to me:
my family, my friends, and myself.
Now, I try to save one full day each week
온전히 나만을 위한 하루 —
a day just for me.
Buying flowers, eating my favorite food,
organizing my space,
and taking care of what I love.
Because the most important person
I need to take care of in my life
is myself.
🎧 Listen slowly,
and think about what kind of
small gift you might give yourself this week.