Prologue_Transcription is a way of loving life.

PART 1.
A sentence where expectations are reborn as dreams

001.
Je Hyun-ju, "The Mind at Work"
002.
Shin Yeo-yoon, "I Will Be Happy First as a Mother"
003.
Jaesu, "Words of Self-Development"
004.
Park Yo-cheol, "Small Stepper"
005.
Jeong Hae-sim, "I Live Today Doing What I Love"
006.
Mobils Group, "Free Workers"
007.
Woo Hyun-soo, "Daily Survival Habits of a One-Person Company"
008.
Rainer Maria Rilke, from a letter to his wife Clara Rilke
009.
Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha
010.
Gracián y Morales Baltasar, Wisdom for Seeing the World
011.
Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching
012.
Harv Eker, The Millionaire's Secret
013.
Park So-yeon, "Growing While Working"
014.
Jeon So-young, "It's Okay If Your Life's Direction Changes"
015.
Jeong Gyeong-ha, "If I Dig My Feet in the Soil, Will I Become a Tree?"
016.
Hwang Eun-jeong, Moving Sale
017.
Lee Hyun-soo, "A Mother's Heart Pharmacy"
018.
Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables
019.
Jeon So-young, "It's Okay If Your Life's Direction Changes"
020.
Lee Hye-rim, "Living in My Own Little Forest"
021.
Kim Ae-ri, "An Adult's Diary"
022.
Takahiro Hosoda, "Concept Class"
023.
Nabom, "I like it because I'm a cheese lover!"
024.
Chaesel, "I Want to Record a Good Day"
025.
Harv Eker, The Millionaire's Secret
026.
Ia-rom, "I Swear to the Stars, It'll Be Okay"
027.
Kim Ae-ri, "When Women Need to Study"
028.
Jerome David Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye
029.
Deepak Chopra, The Mindful Moment
030.
Ernest Miller Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea

PART 2.
Sentences that care for me and heal my wounds

031.
Kim Hye-ryeong, "Time to Take Care of My Heart"
032.
Jeff Foster, The Marvelous Absence
033.
Histi Kotaro and Yohei Takimoto, "My Rule"
034.
Je Hyun-ju, "A Guide for Nomads Working in a Downturned World"
035.
Max Müller, German Love
036.
Tara Brach, Self-Care
037.
Takeyuki Nishi, "Life is Determined by Your Words"
038.
Vincent van Gogh, from a letter to his brother Theo
039.
Wayne Dyer, Attitudes to Life
040.
Lee Hyun-soo, "A Mother's Heart Pharmacy"
041.
Julia Cameron, The Artist's Way
042.
Kim Seon-hyeon, "Never Get Hurt Again"
043.
Cereal, To My Abusers
044.
Hwang Eun-jeong, Moving Sale
045.
Kim So-wol, from the poem “Joy and Sorrow”
046.
Kim So-wol, from the prose "Poetry Soul"
047.
Disney Princess, "Disney Princess, Tomorrow You Will Shine Brighter"
048.
Jalaluddin Rumi, from the poem "The Inn"
049.
Han Yong-un, poem "Love"
050.
Kim Ae-ri, "An Adult's Diary"
051.
Mother Teresa's words
052.
Wayne Dyer, Attitudes to Life
053.
Kim Ae-ri, "There is no life that doesn't require writing."
054.
Song Hyeong-seok, "My Country is a Strange Country"
055.
Hermann Hesse, Knowledge and Love
056.
Deepak Chopra, "Mindful Moments"
057.
Takeyuki Nishi, "Life is Determined by Your Words"
058.
Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
059.
Yoo Byeong-uk, "The Resolution of Life"
060.
Kim Seon-hyeon, "Never Get Hurt Again"

PART 3.
A sentence that establishes the direction and value of life

061.
Virginia Woolf, A Room of One's Own
062.
Woo Hyun-soo, "Daily Survival Habits of a One-Person Company"
063.
Kim Hye-ryeong, "Time to Take Care of My Heart"
064.
Han Chang-soo, "Unconditionally on Your Side"
065.
Ho Kim, 『What Do You Want?』
066.
Kim Yeon-su, "Sentences of Youth"
067.
Harv Eker, The Millionaire's Secret
068.
Chris Mettler and John Yarian, Spark
069.
Sunja, 『Sunja』
070.
Harv Eker, The Millionaire's Secret
071.
Jeong Gyeong-ha, "If I Dig My Feet in the Soil, Will I Become a Tree?"
072.
Joe Dispenza, Breaking the Habits of Being You
073.
Kim Seung-ho, "Things We Know Yet Do Not Know"
074.
Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe
075.
Joe Dispenza, Breaking the Habits of Being You
076.
Kim Seung-ho, The Nature of Money
077.
Kim So-wol, from the prose "Poetry Soul"
078.
Cereal, To My Abusers
079.
Kahlil Gibran, from the poem "Follow Your Heart"
080.
Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet
081.
Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet
082.
Richard Bach, Jonathan Livingston Livingston
083.
Kim Ae-ri, "When Women Need to Study"
084.
Franz Kafka, from the author's note on 'The Metamorphosis'
085.
Nikos Kazantzakis, Zorba the Greek
086.
Takahiro Hosoda, "Concept Class"
087.
Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time
088.
Yoo Byeong-uk, "The Resolution of Life"
089.
Kim Eun-kyung, "Words of Habit"
090.
Winnie the Pooh, "Winnie the Pooh, Don't Rush"

PART 4.
Sentences that help you discover small joys and happiness in everyday life

091.
Kyung-Guk Cho, How to Write a Diary
092.
Jingoroho, 『Diary of a Small Thing』
093.
Kim Hwa-su, "Nyangnyangnyang Bookstore"
094.
Je Hyun-ju, "The Working Mind"
095.
Kangyo Tanie, "Learning Silence"
096.
Susan Sontag, The Words of Susan Sontag
097.
Chris Mettler and John Yarian, Spark
098.
Julia Cameron, The Artist's Way
099.
Jeong Gyeong-ha, "If I Dig My Feet in the Soil, Will I Become a Tree?"
100.
Hale Doskin, The Sedona Method
101.
Masuda Miri, "A Cute Observational Record"
102.
Yun Dong-ju, poem "Snow"
103.
Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
104.
Alan Alexander Milne, Winnie the Pooh
105.
Ia-rom, "I Swear to the Stars, It'll Be Okay"
106.
Lee Hye-rim, "Living in My Own Little Forest"
107.
Eunyu, "Words to Come"
108.
Marcel Proust's words
109.
Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables
110.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
111.
Sunja, 『Sunja』
112.
Ekuni Kaori, "The Red Willow of the Mandrami"
113.
Nabom, "I like it because I'm a cheese lover!"
114.
Strong, "It's a heart that doesn't just pass by."
115.
Shiro Oguni, "Hahahoho Planning Method"
116.
Kim Eun-kyung, "Words of Habit"
117.
Yoo Byeong-uk, "The Resolution of Life"
118.
Oh Eun-young, Oh Eun-young's Reconciliation
119.
Kim Ae-ri, "There is no life that doesn't require writing."
120.
Disney Princess, "Disney Princess, Tomorrow You Will Shine Brighter"

Epilogue: The Power of Quiet Time, a Gift from the Writer

The repetition of small, trivial things changes us.
A small routine that takes you from 'knowing' to 'doing'

Think of the books you stopped reading, the diary you left unfinished, the exercise you started but stopped doing... Think of all the things you resolved to do but gave up on. There have probably been times when you vowed, "I'll definitely do it this time," only to find yourself quickly losing your resolve.
There is no power in 'things that were put off', and if you keep making resolutions and then giving up, your self-esteem will diminish.
Instead of setting lofty goals, why not try small, daily actions like reading a chapter, writing a three-line journal entry, or exercising for 30 minutes? Transforming ourselves begins not with one intense act, but with living each day to the fullest.


In that sense, transcription is also a good way to practice consistency.
It's okay to write just one sentence, one word, or one letter.
You don't have to try to write pretty.
Write comfortably and naturally, as you wish.
Every day, little by little, it will get better and better.
If you think of it as putting commas here and there instead of periods, you will be able to move forward by connecting small and trivial things with commas.
By repeating these small connections, you can create a routine that turns insignificant things into something special, transforming them from simply "knowing" to "doing."
You can fill your ordinary and boring daily life with more richness and beauty.

So that I can find my own way and live better,
A slow but sure practice of looking into oneself

We ultimately learn and reflect on so many things to uncover the secrets of who we are and why we are here, and to do that, we need to have empty time and space.
In it, we think about ourselves again and contemplate the days ahead.
The more pointed and deep you dig, the better you will be able to live your life as yourself.
- From the epilogue

They say that sentences that are written with meaning in them become language that is deeply engraved in our hearts and souls.
So, writing is also about paving the way, little by little, but most firmly, in the direction I want.
When you think about something and wish for it, it becomes a seed that takes root on the path of life, but the act of 'writing' has an even more powerful power.


Put 'me' at the center of my life and look inside and observe what is in my mind right now.
I'm slowly starting to realize what kind of person I am, what my strengths and weaknesses are, where I'm spending my time and energy today, and ultimately, what kind of life I really want to live.
If you haven't found the answer to this question yet, listen to the words of those who have walked that path and set out to find their own life.
Discover sentences that will make you look at your life with new eyes.
These words will help you build a solid foundation for life, or even help you stand up again, at moments when you need comfort, when you desperately need support for your dreams, when your life's direction and values ​​are shaken, or when you long to savor small moments of happiness and joy.