But I like that I grew up as a 'strong woman' who could call out what was wrong.
And I hope that everyone who reads this book will become a strong woman who eats well and lives well.
I hope that a world will come where the presence of a strong-willed girl will not offend anyone.
What's wrong with a woman being strong?
--- p.18~19, from “Your daughter is so cute”

It was nice to know that although it was from the bird's point of view, it was ultimately me who created the bird.
The feeling of being able to look down on the world from above was in itself a feeling of broadening one's horizons.
As I watched the drone's wings flapping in rapid flight, I wanted to call it 'Sol's eye view' instead of 'Bird's eye view'.
I promised myself that I would continue to see the world the way I want to and take pictures of what I want to take.
--- p.43, from “From Tick-Tocks to Drones”

On the one hand, I had to deeply reflect on how my financial situation had limited my possibilities so far.
It wasn't just about traveling, but I wondered how much of every decision I made was determined by my bank balance.
As mentioned earlier, my tendency to prefer small budgets has always made me weigh the value of money and experience in any situation.
Even the decisions I made, thinking they were rational in their own way, might not have ended up being decided based on my financial situation at the time.
I feel sorry for the time I spent not being able to see far ahead and wasting so much on the temporary rewards right in front of me.
So, even though it was difficult, I started saving up a little bit of emergency money for my future.
So that we don't give up great value for a few pennies.
--- p.70, from “Unexpected Life Studies”

And if I had to add something, it would be “Try hard,” because I am wary of accumulating experiences of failure due to not giving my best.
If our channel had been showcasing videos made roughly from scratch, would we have gotten this far? It's a simple proposition, if you think about it.
I think luck avoids the unprepared like a ghost.
It is a clear blessing that a variety of experiences accumulate in human life.
However, we must not accumulate failures without enthusiasm for that diversity.
I believe that the path of failure that inevitably comes despite doing your best and the path of failure that you inevitably walk while only shouting that you will work hard produce completely different results in growth.
When people become accustomed to repeated failures, they become powerless and eventually lose the motivation to try new things.
--- p.87, from "GO Even If You Can't Eat"

The results were good and some were not, but we know that everything we dream of now will appear before our eyes in some form or another 10 or 20 years from now.
We, who dreamed of a complex cultural performance, finally created a complex exhibition that combined performance and exhibition with our own capital in 2020.
--- p.96, from “War with Documents”

“Being born as a woman, getting a job at a suitable place, working at a company, retiring at an appropriate time, and living an ordinary life is a mission in itself.
“The very idea of ​​taking root and enduring in this society is a difficult sentence to achieve without ambition.”
It was sad, but true.
I wondered what it means to live a 'normal' life for a woman.
Until now, this is what it meant for women to live a 'normal' life in Korean society.
A life where you earn a low wage, pay high rent, find a suitable man when you reach marriageable age, get married, have children, and raise them, and at some point, your career is interrupted.
When women declared that they would never marry, cut their hair short, and stop wearing makeup, the words many adults used to say to us, “Live an ordinary life like everyone else,” had that kind of meaning.
In fact, declaring that one would not follow the path set by a society that had already been established to some extent required ambition.
Somehow, I felt betrayed by the sentence, 'Living an ordinary life is the best.'
--- p.175~176, from “Do I really need to have ambition?”

Of course, it is impossible for me to control everything that surrounds me in reality.
On rainy days, your shoes will get wet, and when the sun rises, you can't hide your shadow.
But I'm grateful that I can at least expand my own possibilities in reality, like being able to combine some elements directly within C4D.
My X, Y, and Z axes are expanding today as well, thanks to the abilities I acquire in life, the new relationships I gain, and the new combinations of those relationships.
--- p.190, from "Rendering 100%"

As a woman, I was scared to tell a woman's story.
Even though I'm a woman and a documentary maker, I was always thinking, "How can I tell women's stories? I don't know much about women. Can I speak for feminists?"
It feels like I can only speak if I am given a passing grade necklace.
Because of this process, we know that it takes a long time for women to identify themselves as feminists.
However, there is no qualification required for a woman to be a feminist.
--- p.192, from “The Microphone I Missed”

I often get asked where the motivation to start and continue something new comes from.
Every time, I said, "I'm just doing it," but in fact, behind it is trust and loyalty to my colleagues.
If there is a wind, I hope that more women will have the opportunity to experience diverse relationships with other women and the synergy that comes from those relationships.
I hope we can learn together that there are still more opportunities in the world.

--- p.224~225, from “It’s Good to Be Alone, But It’s Better Together”