Let's make a selfish decision for a beautiful ending!
A selfish decision for me ultimately cost me my family, whom I love the most.
Because it would be the most altruistic decision I could make for the society I live in.

By 2025, we will enter a super-aged society, with 20% of the population aged 65 or older.
The first baby boomer generation has already retired, and the second baby boomer generation is about to retire.
The elderly population is growing rapidly.
In the past, life expectancy was short, so many people passed away at a young age.
The average life expectancy is now over 80 years.
We live in a new era where we have never lived this long after retirement.
If you retire in your 60s, or even as early as your late 50s, you may have to live for at least 20 years without any special work or goals.
Can we accept such a life? We continue to study, gain experience, and strive to live healthier and happier lives, not only during our youth but also in our 30s and 40s, when we are actively engaged in society.
However, there is little preparation for how to spend the later years of life in a healthy, enjoyable, and fulfilling manner.
So, in this new era where all of humanity is facing a long and protracted old age for the first time, we must consider what preparations we must make to ensure a happy old age and a beautiful end to our lives.

Won Hye-young, founder of eco-friendly natural food company Pulmuone and a five-term member of the National Assembly, retired from politics and jumped into the 'well-dying culture movement.'
CEO Won Hye-young said, “I started a new life as a ‘well-dying evangelist’ because I wanted to think about, study, and practice the many issues of well-dying together with you to achieve a beautiful end to life.”
He said, “Dying well, ‘dying well,’ is the completion of ‘living well.’
And the effort and decision to accept death, which inevitably comes at the end of one's life, as a natural end to life rather than something to be faced, and to prepare for it in advance is called "dying well."
As people age, their bodies and minds age, and they retire from the workforce, they tend to think that the rest of their lives is nothing special.
But the time that remains can be a wonderful life.
You can still enjoy life vibrantly, not just living life as a bonus.
The one who can make my life wonderful is ‘me’.
Just as we lived independently and proactively, setting our own goals and work when we were young, CEO Won Hye-young suggests that we live confidently and energetically in our old age, with the right to self-determination.


“I hope that we can become a dignified society where people have the power to make decisions about their own lives and think about and prepare for them.
“Can a society where ten million elderly people live in resignation, thinking, ‘This is how I’m going to die,’ and a society where people calmly exercise their right to self-determination as the masters of their own lives have the same dignity and vitality?” Everyone wants to live a humane life in the way they chose and end their lives with dignity.
But if you don't prepare, you'll likely end up being led around by others for the rest of your life and end up in a way you don't want to be.
Representative Won Hye-young said, “When tens of millions of elderly people have pride and a sense of responsibility for their lives, tens of millions of people can live proudly as the masters of their own lives,” and urged people to become masters of their own lives until the very end.
And as a practical method, it suggests five decisions: writing a will, life-prolonging treatment, final care method, record of past life, and method of memorialization.