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I’m communicating a lot with Mikael, the models organizer here, and I’m learning a lot about becoming good at negotiating, compromising and I’m becoming known in the [photography] community [in Seoul]. I’m so happy that I’m actively making goals before attending events, such as interviewing guests and taking footage of product. Today, I’m grateful for the pain I let into my life two years ago. I don’t like agreeing to appointments in the morning unless it’s related to building my brand, because otherwise, I feel like I’m losing my time to build my business.

Over a year ago, I began a quest to manage my reactions because I was getting tired of myself. I was tired of my lack of control over my emotions

When I look back on what I had accomplished in 2016, including toasting my New Year in Athens, completing a Linguistics course in Canada, and interviewing for and beginning a teaching job back in Korea, that had been the most hectic and productive year to date. After nearly making myself ill after a romantic heartbreak, I decided to learn how to construct a life where I had more control over what happens to me and how, and manage my behavior and emotions mindfully to feel happier overall. * I made the decision to leave my job in late 2019 and pursue my dream to travel Asia for a whole year while documenting my travels. * I graduated from talking head videos to creating mini travel documentary-style videos and interviews, and also taught myself basic video editing skills.

What do you do when you’ve seen all the major tourist sites in Rome? The plan had been to revisit Florence, but there was still much I hadn’t experienced in Italy’s capital. This was my forth visit, and I wanted to do the things that Romans have time for, but ultimately, I ended up doing other touristy things that I simply hadn’t explored yet