재테크 공부하는 얼방이

I have translated the Korean text into English.

https://frozenfrog.tistory.com/5

I wrote about four blog posts while commuting on weekdays.

I'm not a particularly good writer, but I started a blog because I wanted to share my memories, photos, and daily life.

I take pictures and save them, but I rarely look back at them.

Even if I didn't take the best photos, it's so great to be able to share my travel stories through them.

I travel quite a bit, both domestically and internationally.

Of course, there are plenty of beautiful places and things to see in Korea as well.

So, every month, I travel around Korea, wherever I feel like going.

When I travel abroad, I can experience the culture and lives of people from other countries, which is different from Korea.

Animals, trees, nature, and scenery – everything has a different kind of beauty compared to Korea.

These days, cost and time are a problem, but I hope to be able to go every year.

While traveling in the US and Peru, my heart pounded when I encountered the Grand Canyon and the Colca Canyon. It made me realize how truly great nature is, and how small and insignificant humans can be.

I believe that traveling, whether domestically or internationally, exposes you to various situations, allows you to meet many people, and ultimately broadens your perspective.

I once stayed at a guesthouse where some students who had just turned 20 asked me what advice I would give to my 20-year-old self, or to young adults in general.

My answer was the same then as it is now: Experience as much as you can. Don't be afraid.

I'm not saying you have to travel. Traveling is great, of course, but whether it's a part-time job, volunteer work, or an internship, try to experience as many things as you can during that age.

I've had my fair share of experiences, but looking back, I still have some regrets.

I wish I hadn't been afraid and had tried a bit more.

I believe that by experiencing many things and facing challenges, you develop your ability to think and broaden your horizons.

Life ahead is going to be tough and long...

Lately, leaving these posts has become a kind of hobby for me.

Even though I'm not a great writer, I find it fun to have some time to myself.

I wonder if my writing skills will improve as I continue to write...

I don't know who will come to this blog or who will see it.

But it's fine even if it's just my own space.

I've set a goal to write consistently.

I write on my mobile during my commute, so I'm not sure how it will look on a PC.

If you happen to leave a comment, I will try to reflect it.