“It is still too early to hesitate.
“A word of strength to give you courage in a moment when you need it.”

Okay, I'll try again.

"Okay, I'll try again" is a new book by author Park Yeo-reum, who introduces herself as wanting to live a good, upright, and pretty life.
His previous work, "Good Things Are Coming, But I See You," achieved the feat of selling over 100,000 copies.
The publishing market is shrinking, and the position of essays within it is diminishing.
In such a situation, the success of the previous work means that many people may still be waiting for that one sentence that will sustain their lives.

The author said that these days, whenever something happens, whether it's something he doesn't know well, something he knows well, or something he's encountering for the first time, he tries to challenge himself again.
The important thing here is not to try again reluctantly, but to start with the cheerful word “okay” and try again willingly.
I titled the book with the thought that if I titled it after the thoughts I've been thinking about the most these days, wouldn't it once again become the center of many people's hearts?

The book's marketability was enhanced with an encouraging title and a pretty cover that will make you feel better just by holding it, and the readability and artistry were taken care of with an appropriate arrangement of short, easy-to-read texts and long, serious texts.
We are still too young to falter or give up in the face of life's trials.
No matter what happens, I hope we can shout this and hit it again.

“Okay, let me try again.”

It seems like a good idea to hold onto something until your heart can't bear it anymore.
Whether it's right or wrong, I'll have to experience it to find out.
--- p.58

The methods may be different, but the heart to cherish something is the same.
All careful hearts that cherish and love something in a way that suits them are precious.
--- p.77

So if I cry a lot over nothing, it could be a signal that I had a bad day.
--- p.84

The handle of the hand mirror I was carrying in my bag broke.
I was thinking of just throwing it away, but then I brought some glue.
If you wait for about 7 seconds and then bring it over, it will stick perfectly.
As if it had broken at some point.
It only took a few seconds, but it's back to the beginning.
It seems like it becomes more poignant because something that could have been lost is revived.
As expected, the annoyance is only temporary.
I must try to imitate my mother's love, which cherished everything, even though I am not good at it.
--- p.137

The more experience you have, the better.
This is good to hear.
As long as my challenge doesn't hurt anyone, as long as it doesn't cause harm, I want to look into as much as possible.
Even if it is a frustration.
If it's a necessary pain, I'll wait with open arms.
You have to try it once to find out what kind of person you are.

--- p.171