In a recent interview, Professor Kim Yong-ha shared the heart behind his new book, dedicating these words to Junmyeon. 🩵
"My son (SUHO) achieved monumental success at an incredibly young age. But for those who peak early, what comes next can often be even harder. You are suddenly burdened with protecting what you’ve built, constantly forced to prove yourself over and over. I wanted this book to remind my son—and others like him—that you must never let your achievements define the entirety of your life."
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SUHO posting about his dad’s new book on Instagram is the most precious thing 🥺
🐰: "Congratulations from the bottom of my heart on the publication of my beloved father’s book" 🫶🏻
Professor Kim Yong-ha wrote a book called “How to Handle 30-Something Angst: A Less Fearful, More Resilient Life Learned from Epicurus” and it’s basically a philosophical blueprint for our generation navigating burnout, career anxiety, and the endless trap of social comparison.
Summary: Why Epicurus for the 30-something angst?
The anxiety that hits you in your thirties isn’t a sign of mental weakness. Caught in a web of precarious jobs, volatile income, delayed independence, and the endless trap of social comparison, we are forced to ask: Am I even on the right track? Is it really okay to live like this?
The "good life" according to Epicurus was never about having more or climbing higher. It was about guarding your inner peace, unswayed by fear or hollow desires. As an economist—and a father to two children in their thirties—Kim Yong-ha extends this ancient philosophy to today’s young adults.
In an era that constantly tells you to run faster, this book stops to ask: What do you actually need? How much is enough? And why are you so afraid?
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Thumbing through #HUHYUNJIN’s bookshelf
The #LE_SSERAFIM member on her literary journey
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