Embracing Newness Within Stability

I visited my younger sibling's house in Cheonan,

and browsed through a wide range of new books in various genres at an Aladdin used bookstore.

It seems that the desire to try new things

manifests when one is in a stable environment and enjoys abundance.

Uselessness: Because you said I was useless today, my purpose has finally been fulfilled, and I have turned that uselessness into my greatest usefulness.

I recently read Steve Jobs' biography, and I've become quite interested in Eastern philosophy.

Since I want to delve deeper into Eastern philosophy as I go through life, I naturally gravitated towards this book.

In a way, philosophy doesn't provide me with any immediate benefits, so someone asked me why I'd read it.

If it were in the past, I would have thought, 'Well, yeah, I should probably read books on business management or stocks and real estate that are more helpful,' and felt insecure and unable to make a decision.

But I don't seem to be swayed by others' opinions anymore.

I simply picked it up because I was interested.

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I'm seeing more and more solopreneur businesses around me.

As the number of sole proprietorships increases,

I believe the demand for personal logo requests and personal brand image requests will also rise.

Lately, I've become incredibly interested in the industry of solopreneurship.

The Muse & Walker & Company

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Everyone seems to find it easy and accessible to

start a solopreneur business, become a blogger, or a seller,

but it's clear that they tend to avoid areas like blockchain and other complex financial fields. I'm no exception.

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In the future, as the number of individual solopreneurs increases,

wouldn't it be possible for a financial system to emerge that's not just about investing in the growth of companies,

but also investing in the growth of individuals?

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People are generally afraid of finance and don't approach it.

"Countless golden nuggets of information are hidden within rejections."

"Embrace your detractors to get closer to scaling up."

Because I know I'll succeed anyway, and I've realized that whether I'm doing small things or big things, I need to find my own sense of justice, my own calling, not someone else's.