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On Reflection 6

Part 1: Reflections on the Small Things of Everyday Life 12

Reflection One, Entering the Autumn of Life 13
Reflection Two: The Sower in Autumn 16
Reflection 3: The Age of Empathy Absence 19
Reflection Net: 23 Similarities Between Golf and Life
Reflection Five: Admiring a Middle-Aged Man (28)
Reflection Six: Morning Walk 32
Reflection Seven: The Subtle Taste of Late Learning, Part 35
Reflection Eight: Making New Year's Resolutions 38
Reflection: Visiting Nonsan Training Center in my mid-fifties (44)
Reflection Heat, My First Book Ever Released… 48
Reflection 11: The Intense Life in the City: Traditional Markets 51
Reflection Twelve: Good Backtracking 54
Reflection 13: Meeting a "Bell-Bell" Person 59
Reflection 14: Reflecting on a Year After Retirement (62)

Part 2: Reflections on New Karma 70

Reflection Fifteen: Dealing with "Kids These Days(?)" 1 71
Reflection Sixteen: Dealing with "Kids These Days(?)" 2 75
Reflection 17: Dealing with "Kids These Days" 3 79
Reflection Eighteen: The Small Joys of Coaching 83
Reflection Nineteen: Praise Makes Even Whales Dance 87
Reflection Twenty, The Power of Coaching 93
Reflection Twenty-One: The Power of Listening 97
Reflection Twenty-Two: Move People's Hearts with Questions 103
Reflection Twenty-Three: The Meaning of Taste Remembered by the Heart 109
Reflection at Twenty-Four: The World Is Still Beautiful 1 114
Reflection at Twenty-Five: Still a Beautiful World 2 117
Reflection at Twenty-Six: Even the Unemployed Die from Overwork 1 121
Reflection Twenty-Seven: Leadership Through Sports 1 125
Reflection Twenty-Eight: Leadership Through Sports 2 129
Reflection at Twenty-Nine: Even Unemployed People Die from Overwork 2 134

Part 3: The Second Half of Life: Moving Forward with the Power of Reflection 144

Reflection at Thirty: Aging Gracefully 145
Reflection at 31, Life Like a Bonfire 150
Reflection Thirty-Two: If I Could Live My Life Over Again 154
Reflection 33, The Fragrance of Life 159
Reflection 34: Be Simple for Happiness! 164
Reflection Thirty-Five: Love the Present 171
Reflection at 36: Living Confidently Without Trying 176
Reflection Thirty-Seven, Sky, Reflection, and Life 181

In closing, 190

After retirement, author Kyung-rak Choi entered the coaching field and is building the second half of his life as a 'professional coach.'

『Becoming a Coach through Reflection』 is a book written with the confidence that I lived my entire life constantly developing and growing through ‘time for reflection’ even though I didn’t know ‘reflection’, and now that I am learning ‘reflection’ as a coach and helping my clients ‘reflect’, I want to share with others the ‘great power of reflection’ that I have come to realize again.

For author Choi Kyung-rak, 'reflection' is a force and a milestone that keeps him from going astray on his journey toward the distant goal, the 'North Star.'
Now, I have come to realize the simple fact that I can gain strength through 'reflection' without having to try too hard.

In a future world dominated by AI and humanoid robots, I believe that in order for people to remain dignified and great without losing their humanity, we must remember that we are beings who develop and grow through 'reflection.'