If my mother dies tomorrow
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Export of copyright to four countries: Vietnam, Taiwan, Russia, and China So that the road you walk alone is not lonely A letter that protects me like a lighthouse "If Mom Dies Tomorrow" is a will I wrote in advance for my child, to whom I want to leave only the best things. Whenever the author, who was old, witnessed an unexpected death up close, the first thing he thought of was his daughter, who would one day be left alone in this world. So, one day, I suddenly wrote letters to my daughter every day, hoping that even if my mother disappeared from this world, my child's world would not fall apart. These letters touched the hearts of many, reaching over 2 million cumulative views on Kakao Brunch. Among them, I selected thirty letters that could be of practical help in life and compiled them into a book. The theme of Chapter 1 is ‘Trials’. When you feel low self-esteem due to various reasons such as relationships, age, breakups, etc., encourage yourself to calm down and say that it is not your fault. The theme of Chapter 2 is ‘growth.’ It gives us courage to strive for things that enrich our lives, such as love, work, and service, and to say that it's okay if we're not perfect. The theme of the last three chapters is 'happiness'. It teaches you how to recognize and maintain happiness that is close to you, such as exercise, relationships, and travel. Here are four seasonal landscape paintings of mother and daughter together. As you turn the pages, the feeling of the season deepens, and emotions and learning naturally accumulate. This book is not just a letter to my daughter. It is the comfort I want to hear from my parents or adults, the sincerity I want to convey to my child, and the encouragement I need to give to myself. “I recommend this book to those who want to hear sincere words of encouragement and comfort from good adults, to those who miss the voices of their parents whom they can no longer hear, and to parents who want to get one step closer to their children.” - From the recommendation by Lee Min-gyu (author of ‘Angle of Thought’, Ph.D. in Psychology) |
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index
prolog.
To my daughter, who I want to pass on only good things to her
Chapter 1.
To you who wants to cry out loud like a child
Relationships “It’s okay to let go of a relationship where only I put effort into it.”
Alone, “Become the master of your own heart.”
Others: “If you value someone, be moderately indifferent.”
Age “It’s not about growing old, it’s about maturing.”
Farewell “You need darkness to see the twinkling stars.”
Self-blame “It’s not your fault.”
Failure “It’s okay if you don’t achieve anything right now.”
Worry “Don't worry be happy!”
Calm “Good things and bad things, this too shall pass.”
Mom: “This is my first life, too.”
Chapter 2.
To you who wants to increase the volume of your life
Love “Homework isn’t the only thing you shouldn’t put off.”
Marriage “is something you must choose for yourself above all else.”
Labor “We don’t work just to make money.”
Death “You can only stop it if you don’t forget.”
Service “It is not enough for me and my family to eat well and live well.”
Misconception: “Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes is for my own good.”
Prejudice “The hardest wall to overcome is the wall of ideas.”
Record “Writing is life’s most powerful weapon.”
Deficiency “You can fill as much as you empty.”
Reading “Only then can you understand people.”
Chapter 3.
To you who wants to maintain happiness for a long time
Women: “Let’s not limit ourselves.”
Happiness “This moment is a miracle of an ordinary day.”
Exercise “Let’s live a life not obsessed with numbers.”
Fate “Let’s meet again even the people who pass us by.”
Travel “Lessons learned last a lifetime.”
Study “Those who dream for a long time begin to resemble their dreams.”
Emotion “Emotion comes back like a boomerang.”
Consideration “Kindness is the magic that can save someone’s day.”
Positive: “Change your thoughts and the world will change.”
Ordinary “Today, no different from yesterday, is happiness.”
To my daughter, who I want to pass on only good things to her
Chapter 1.
To you who wants to cry out loud like a child
Relationships “It’s okay to let go of a relationship where only I put effort into it.”
Alone, “Become the master of your own heart.”
Others: “If you value someone, be moderately indifferent.”
Age “It’s not about growing old, it’s about maturing.”
Farewell “You need darkness to see the twinkling stars.”
Self-blame “It’s not your fault.”
Failure “It’s okay if you don’t achieve anything right now.”
Worry “Don't worry be happy!”
Calm “Good things and bad things, this too shall pass.”
Mom: “This is my first life, too.”
Chapter 2.
To you who wants to increase the volume of your life
Love “Homework isn’t the only thing you shouldn’t put off.”
Marriage “is something you must choose for yourself above all else.”
Labor “We don’t work just to make money.”
Death “You can only stop it if you don’t forget.”
Service “It is not enough for me and my family to eat well and live well.”
Misconception: “Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes is for my own good.”
Prejudice “The hardest wall to overcome is the wall of ideas.”
Record “Writing is life’s most powerful weapon.”
Deficiency “You can fill as much as you empty.”
Reading “Only then can you understand people.”
Chapter 3.
To you who wants to maintain happiness for a long time
Women: “Let’s not limit ourselves.”
Happiness “This moment is a miracle of an ordinary day.”
Exercise “Let’s live a life not obsessed with numbers.”
Fate “Let’s meet again even the people who pass us by.”
Travel “Lessons learned last a lifetime.”
Study “Those who dream for a long time begin to resemble their dreams.”
Emotion “Emotion comes back like a boomerang.”
Consideration “Kindness is the magic that can save someone’s day.”
Positive: “Change your thoughts and the world will change.”
Ordinary “Today, no different from yesterday, is happiness.”
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Into the book
Just because someone hates you doesn't change anything about you.
That's his mind, not yours.
--- p.25 From “Relationships: It’s okay to let go of relationships where only I put effort into them.”
There's no need to pretend to be strong, hide your feelings, and swallow your tears.
The tears you shed will never break you.
--- p.54 From “Parting: Darkness is necessary to see twinkling stars.”
Failure means you at least tried something.
It's meaningful compared to doing nothing.
--- p.67 From “Failure: It’s okay if you don’t achieve anything right now.”
There is one thing you must do first before you can love someone.
It's about loving myself.
--- p.97 From “Love: Homework Isn’t the Only Thing You Shouldn’t Put Off”
It doesn't matter whether you get married or not.
What matters most is whether I choose to live a happier life and have fewer regrets.
--- p.103 From “Marriage: More than anything, you must choose it yourself.”
Maintaining my job is important, but it's more important to cherish myself and not lose myself.
--- p.110 From “Labor: We Don’t Work Just to Make Money”
Perhaps what we lack is not ability, but self-confidence.
That's his mind, not yours.
--- p.25 From “Relationships: It’s okay to let go of relationships where only I put effort into them.”
There's no need to pretend to be strong, hide your feelings, and swallow your tears.
The tears you shed will never break you.
--- p.54 From “Parting: Darkness is necessary to see twinkling stars.”
Failure means you at least tried something.
It's meaningful compared to doing nothing.
--- p.67 From “Failure: It’s okay if you don’t achieve anything right now.”
There is one thing you must do first before you can love someone.
It's about loving myself.
--- p.97 From “Love: Homework Isn’t the Only Thing You Shouldn’t Put Off”
It doesn't matter whether you get married or not.
What matters most is whether I choose to live a happier life and have fewer regrets.
--- p.103 From “Marriage: More than anything, you must choose it yourself.”
Maintaining my job is important, but it's more important to cherish myself and not lose myself.
--- p.110 From “Labor: We Don’t Work Just to Make Money”
Perhaps what we lack is not ability, but self-confidence.
--- p.170 From “Women: Let’s not limit ourselves either.”
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: April 29, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 232 pages | 314g | 128*188*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791190278980
- ISBN10: 1190278987
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