sometimes we don’t even try new things just because we think we’re still the same old us.
but what if you’re not that person anymore hihi

Sending love 💗 

I got distracted a lot because of the flies (sorry in advance hihi🥸), 
but I hope it doesn't bother you too much.
I ended up talking about a lot of things in this video, but it all comes back to one realization..
This mindset I’ve had, toward trying to be cool 
I think I want to turn that off for a while to just be real.
thanks a lot all, sending love 🤍

you know empathy is powerful. It’s hard, but sometimes, it is really easy too!
Sending love!
hope you have a great day. Enjoy! 😉❤️

Hey guys
thanks for being here to listen to my ramblings.. welcome to my serious random thoughts, hihi. and yes, keep your sensitivities! I know I gave you the most random thoughts here, but I believe you understand me..my smart people 🤍

YouTube video : https://youtu.be/owkJKFIEcPA?si=2qC_8nHHbJLQWfOL

We often tie our worth to productivity, but not every day needs to be filled with achievements. A meaningful day can simply be one where you connected with someone you love or did something with a full heart. Lately, I’ve been thinking about rest—not just as a break but as a part of a sustainable, fulfilling life. Instead of chasing endless tasks, I want to focus on balancing effort with proper rest, knowing that real productivity isn’t about doing more but about doing what truly matters.

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIcAXlNxDNE

Not knowing what you like or dislike can be a gift—it keeps you open to new experiences. While traveling with my childhood friend, I realized how much we’ve changed, yet how important it is to continue exploring our preferences. Life isn’t just about avoiding what we dislike but embracing new experiences, even uncertain ones, to add more color and depth to who we are.

Youtube vid: https://youtu.be/VAA_SJ6E6bg?feature=shared

At first, I wasn’t sure if I should explain English learning since my own English isn’t perfect, but I realized that sharing my experience could be helpful. I didn’t learn English just by living abroad - most of my progress happened in Korea through imitation, habit-building, and listening to podcasts. Instead of strict shadowing, I focused on mimicking scenes I liked from movies and shows, repeating them until they felt natural. The key isn’t memorizing words but understanding language in context, like how we learn songs by feeling the rhythm first. More than anything, I believe loving the language and enjoying the process makes the biggest difference.

Youtube vid : https://youtu.be/WSN79imJBiQ?feature=shared

how do you buy things?

YouTube video : https://youtu.be/-_1y2LAHzQI?feature=shared

I’ve been reflecting on my dreams and how they’ve changed over time, realizing I want to actively shape my path rather than just end up somewhere. Acting once helped me understand my emotions and connect with others like me, and lately, I’ve been missing that kind of artistic expression. YouTube has become a new way for me to explore my thoughts and creativity, so I’m grateful for the support on this journey.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/Nzqr_PtR5iI?feature=shared