Prologue: Hello, 10 Minutes a Day
Desperate, do it like this

Part 001 Connection: All Adults Were Children Once

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My drawing number 1, a boa constrictor swallowing an elephant whole
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My Drawing #2: Adults Who Always Need an Explanation
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I gave up the cool job of being a painter.
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The chosen profession is airplane pilot
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I always hear this from adults: “That’s not enough.”
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A Lonely Life: Bringing Myself Up to Adult Standards
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A voice heard in the middle of the desert
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The curious little boy
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Just draw me a sheep
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Draw it in different quantities
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Patience has reached its limit.
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This is how I came to know the Little Prince
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I was glad he knew I could fly.
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A clue to understanding his mysterious existence
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The Little Prince's Curiosity About His Planet
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Where I live, everything is very small
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Second important fact: The Little Prince's planet is about the size of a house!
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Adults love numbers
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Numbers are not important to us who understand life.
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It's sad to forget a friend
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Maybe he thought I was like him
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The Tragedy of the Baobab Tree
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Elephants covered
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Good plants have good seeds, bad plants have bad seeds.
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Regular hard work, annoying but very easy
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Sometimes, putting off something can lead to great trouble.
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Beware of the baobab tree!
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The joy of quietly watching the sunset
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I like sunsets because they are so sad
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Another secret revealed
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Flowers just have thorns and are acting up!
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Dude, you're talking like an adult!
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Isn't it important to try to understand why flowers struggle to grow thorns?
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Just looking at the stars makes me happy
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The Land of Tears is such a mysterious place
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I had a feeling something mysterious would appear
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It was a very enchanting flower!
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The little prince could not help but be amazed.
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The flower began to torment the little prince with her vanity.
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This flower is really picky
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She got caught telling an obvious lie.
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The little prince soon began to doubt the flower.
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You should have judged by actions, not words.
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With the help of migratory birds, the journey begins!
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Everyday life is especially precious because it is the last one
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If you didn't know I liked you, it's my fault
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The last greeting of a proud flower

Part 002 Insight: The tragedy of life is wasting it on useless things.

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The first star, the king who sees everyone as his subject
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Want to have your absolute authority respected
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The burden does not permit disobedience.
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A command must be reasonable to demand obedience.
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Appointed as a substitute for the Little Star
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True wisdom lies in judging yourself correctly.
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Second Star, the Vanity
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A person who shows off only hears compliments.
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The third star, a drinker who drinks again because he is embarrassed about drinking.
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The fourth star, a busy businessman who counts stars all day long
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It is more important to count stars than to daydream about them.
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All you need to do is own a lot of stars
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The True Meaning of Ownership: Mutual Benefit
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The Fifth Star, the Lamplighter
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I have no time to rest because I am faithful to orders.
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You can just walk when you want to rest
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The sixth star, a geographer stuck in his study
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A geographer who writes books based solely on the words of explorers
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The Little Prince, an explorer who went beyond his comfort zone
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I regret leaving the rose, which is a temporary existence.

Part 003 Secret: The Most Important Things Can Only Be Seen with the Heart

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The Seventh Star, a Special Earth
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Adults who think they are important like the baobab tree
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Even among people, it's lonely
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I am stronger than the king's finger
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People live difficult lives because they have no roots.
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If you look from a high mountain, you will be able to see people.
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Echoes that follow the Little Prince's words
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Feeling sad about the existence of countless roses
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The sadness of becoming an ordinary prince
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Encounter with the Fox
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Taming is becoming one and only to each other.
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Taming brightens life
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Why People Have No Friends: Because Friendship Can't Be Bought
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If I meet you at 4 o'clock, I will be happy from 3 o'clock.
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The Meaning of Each Other: Why We Can Endure Sadness
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If you tame it, it becomes special
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What is essential is invisible to the eye.
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People are just busy without knowing what they are looking for.
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Unlike adults who sleep or doze off, only children know what they are looking for.
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Instead of taking thirst quenching medicine, I'll walk to the spring to drink water.
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Eight days after the plane crash, they set off to find water in the desert.
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What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere there is a well hidden.
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A well that wakes up and sings
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I want to drink this water that has been drawn with effort
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Tomorrow will be my one year anniversary since I came to Earth.
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If you are tamed by someone, you run the risk of crying!
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The prince who was bitten by a yellow snake
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The day everyone goes home
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All the stars in the night sky become friends
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Everyone has their own star
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500 million tiny drops and 500 million springs
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Yes or no, everything can change
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The loveliest and saddest scenery in the world

Epilogue

supplement
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Useful Facts from The Little Prince
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Copy one line from The Little Prince every day.

English teacher 'Wee Teacher' selected 100 days of 'The Little Prince' English transcriptions
Sprinkling gold dust into my daily life: 10 minutes of English transcription a day

We will meet The Little Prince, a timeless classic of our time that has been loved for a long time and transcends time, for 100 days, and experience a different flavor each time you read it.
The Little Prince's journey, which began with a secret encounter with a rose, leaves us with many lessons.
The little prince, who left his planet with the promise of never returning, traveled to many planets and finally stayed on Earth for a year.
The long journey is filled with variety.
Encounters with strange adults, friendships with a wise fox, and fateful times with an airplane pilot.
Of course, there are no thrilling speed races, laugh-out-loud wit and fun, or dramatic twists.
But I can confidently say that The Little Prince has a unique and wonderful flavor that transcends all of these: its insight into life and wisdom.
About a week before leaving Earth, the Little Prince meets an airplane pilot and scatters seeds here and there, like Altolan, that shake our reason and emotions.
Just as a flower seed suddenly flew in one day and dug into the heart of the little prince, each word he casually utters enters our hearts.
In the end, he leaves Earth with the choice to have his ankle bitten by a snake out of responsibility for the flower.
The sadness of separation and parting with him is what taming leaves behind.
The one and only relationship in this world, love, holds back tears like this.
So it's more valuable.

When you read the dreamlike fairy tale called “The Little Prince,” your senses will undoubtedly come alive.
Just like the Little Prince, who realized the meaning of life and relationships starting from the sweet pain of first love, life as we grow up is not lonely.
The loneliest thing in the world is not being alone.
The absence of true value and purpose in life.
As 500 million little drops and 500 million little springs fill up, loneliness is removed from our lives.
Life becomes brighter with the true core values ​​that drive life.
I hope the exquisite sentences in this book will fill the gaps in your life, and that the clear perspective and language of life will clearly map out each person's life.
The work is largely divided into three parts.
The Little Prince met in the desert, the story of his journey before arriving on Earth, and his last hours on Earth.
It was titled Connection - Insight - Secret.
From the first empty meeting (connection), the heart that grows plump (insight) leads to a subtle message (secret).
Even if you are at the same point, it is different when you leave and when you return.
Just as the little prince's departure from his planet was different from his return.
I hope that after 100 days of writing 10 minutes a day at my own pace, my heart will be filled with the essence of the Little Prince.
At the end of that road, I hope you will see a changed person, just like the little prince who returned to the rose.