The power of words to illuminate myself and the world!
Presented by an announcer, MC, instructor, and current professor with 23 years of experience
A proven method of training speech and thinking muscles through field experience.

"Speech Skills for Adults" is a life lesson that goes beyond simply teaching you how to speak well. It teaches you how to strengthen yourself, restore relationships, and warmly change the world through speech.

Author Kim Yeo-jin has been an announcer, speech expert, and university professor for over 20 years. Based on her experience honed through numerous stages, broadcasts, and educational settings, she presents a specific training method for strengthening both the "thinking muscles" and the "speech muscles."
This method has been proven through the actual cases of countless students, office workers, and ordinary people who have changed, and it provides readers with a practical tool to examine and improve their speaking habits.
It also provides various examples and practical know-how on how to practice sharing through voice, providing opportunities to lead us to a valuable life.

If you have ever experienced a relationship shaken, a heart broken, or a sense of loss due to a single word, I highly recommend reading this book.
This book is especially essential for those who 'work with words', such as in meetings, interviews, lectures, and counseling, as well as those who frequently feel regret and apology in conversations with their children, colleagues, or loved ones.
Also, anyone who wants to learn how to speak with dignity, consideration, respect, and sincerity as an adult will find the way in this book.

Whenever I speak, I am always ignored and no one listens.
Have you ever suffered a great loss because of words?
Have you ever lost a relationship or a golden opportunity because of a slip of the tongue?
I thought I was the only one getting hurt by my words, but it turns out I'm also making someone else suffer.
Don't you want to open up a life worth living, a life shared with the voice you have?
So, I hope you can experience confidence, hope, and excitement about speaking through this book.
A small spark of excitement will give you the courage to start anew.
--- p.11, from the “Opening Remarks”

Wouldn't a life that focuses on possibilities rather than impossibilities be a happier life?
And rather than being caught up in the pride that hinders learning, we must have the courage to let go of old words.
--- p.26, 「Part1 '1.
"I can't speak, is this life ruined?"

Each person's goal in speaking is bound to be different.
Because all conditions, including experiences, thoughts, environments, appearances, and social status, are not the same.
If you've been living your life simply imitating the way your parents, teachers, or even YouTubers speak, it's time to open up your life with your own words.
At this time, horse guidance helps break the three chains of complaints and distrust about horses.
It also helps us to let go of regrets about the past and anxieties about the future, and focus on the present moment, the moment we are practicing.
--- p.32, 「Part1 '2.
From "Even horses need guidance"

I think maybe we fail in verbal situations more due to a lack of determination than a lack of talent.
The beginning of shaking off fear and deciding to take action lies in the guidance of words.
Taking the first step is the hardest thing in the world, but Horse Map will give you the courage to take that first step toward your goal.
--- p.54, 「Part 1 '4.
From "The Miracle Led by the Horse Map"

Just as it is essential to train your body muscles for health as you age, it is essential to train your speech and thinking muscles to speak well like an adult.
I know that consistency is the hardest thing in the world.
But, as they say, muscle training is not only a royal road to replacing repetitive training, but it also pays off with results.
--- p.100, 「Part2 '2.
From "Why are speech muscles and thinking muscles important?"

The same goes for muscle training for speaking.
If you think of it as labor rather than exercise, it will keep getting pushed down the priority list in your life, and you will only end up making more excuses not to do it.
We must not forget that the goal of our training is not to speak perfectly once, but to speak correctly and healthily for a long time.
--- p.102, 「Part2 '3.
From "What muscle am I lacking?"

Training your vocal muscles is essential for a healthy and good voice.
It is the beginning of considerate speech that can reach the other person's ears accurately.
Have I always blamed others for not understanding what I'm saying?
In fact, we need to look back and see if there was a bigger problem for us who were conveying it.
--- p.109, 「Part2 '4.
From "10 Ways to Train Your Horse Muscles"

Many people complain of weakness in their thinking muscles rather than their speech muscles.
There are many educational institutions and online platforms that teach speaking skills, but the thinking muscle is something that requires you to find your own way and work hard with persistence.
The effects of training also appear gradually and gradually, so the investment of time, effort, and energy is not insignificant.
But it's a well-established fact that when your thinking muscles are strengthened, your speech becomes more confident, your relationships change, new opportunities open up, and your life becomes richer.
Because if the words change, it means I will change.
--- p.148, Part2 '5.
From "10 Ways to Train Your Thinking Muscles"

Sharing is not a negative thing that empties the granary, but rather a positive thing that fills my life.
Whether we help others directly or connect with those who do good, sharing enriches us both physically and spiritually.
Sometimes it heals our tired and sick hearts.
So, anyone who has experienced this feeling will voluntarily share it again, no matter what anyone says.
There may be people who have never shared, but there is no one who has shared only once.
--- p.200, 「Part 3 '1.
From "The Perfection of Learning is Sharing"

As I was actually studying the language, it led to unexpected results.
'The time when cherry blossoms bloom in my heart', 'the time when I laugh and then cry and then look back on myself and organize myself', 'the time when I resolve to change the language of communication', 'the time when I start dreaming new dreams with my voice', 'the time when I gain the courage to believe that I am a useful person'.
The growth plate of women's hearts, which is just as important as the growth plate of children, has been stimulated.

--- p.219, 「Part3 '3.
From "Women Who Turn Tremors into Sounds"