Run away from work, rest, go to learn Korean 🇰🇷

1.Beginning point:

🚶🏻‍♀️ when the pressure of work starts to devour everything to the point of exhaustion...

I made a big decision. Walk out of chaos.

To learn Korean to prove that you can always start over. 🔥

2. Turning point: Why choose Korea?

At first I looked at many countries, including Singapore, China, to the end of Korea... because it was the biggest challenge for myself.

I didn't learn Korean before, but I felt that this would actually get out of the Comfort Zone.

It only took two weeks to find out, find an agency to handle everything, and then decide to fly away. ✈️🇰🇷

3. Date of flight:

Just thinking about having to travel abroad alone is excited, with hooves, super-voting minds, ✈️ because this is the first time to leave the Comfort Zone without anyone to go with.

Say it's really the big Challenge of life. 💪

4. Tap in Korea, stick to the PM:

The first step at the Korean airport had not yet taken a long breath, and was called into the cold room, a long interview. 🥶

Because it was only a month of study, the officer asked very carefully.

(I think I'll be a little ghost)

- Where did you study?

- How many days?

- Stay where?

- E-mail show confirming the application + proof of payment with the institution.

- Return ticket

- Payroll Certificate and Work Confirmation Book

Although English is not strong, but the heart does not retreat.

The police searched the most mobile phone until finally came out in relief. 😅

5.First day in the classroom:

The first day of class, I'm so excited. 🫣

Open a room to see all the kids, and everyone looks great.

Like having a language background...

Except for us alone, 🥹 had to try twice as hard, immediately came back to the room and read the book, but there were times when I couldn't remember the words that I could barely use in real life. 😅

6. Daily Life:

The easiest place to live is to rely on convenience stores throughout. 😅

Walk into GS25 almost every day, eat only the things in it, because it's convenient and doesn't have to talk a lot, but when you start going out to eat a real restaurant, you know that Korea has developed a lot, order food through the press box, finish cutting money, wait a minute, and someone serves it to the table. 🍲✨

It took about a week to get in the way of the system, and living here, starting to say hello, order a little food.

Listen up. 😅

7. After 1 week:

I didn't start studying in time. I found the exam. 📚😅

Because we started with the Foundation, so we were hard to see if we could go on... finally pass! 🎉 But the shock was that when we got on Beginner, the first class, the teacher spoke all Korean, barely heard, learned ignorantly, was hijacked for the entire period. 🤣

Both stressed and depressed...

Until returning to the room immediately, crying out without being shy of myself 🥹

But have to continue to recite the words because the exam every Monday, hahahaha

8. Last week before returning to Thailand:

The last time I decided to travel wherever I wanted. ✨

To some friends from the class, but not very close.

So I chose to go out and open the world, enjoy living life to the fullest, eat everything I want to eat until my belly is broken. 😆🇰🇷

Korea really impressed. Clean city, safe, CCTV. Transportation system is very good. 🚇💯

That week became the funniest memory.

Until I knew I would definitely come back! 💖

9. Conclusion:

This journey teaches you that even if life is exposed to hard work, pressure, or trouble, there is always a "solution."

Just dare to step out of the Comfort Zone, life can really change.

The age of 30 wasn't anywhere late. 🌿

It's a new beginning full of opportunities, fun and learning, the right place to be happier.

This Korean is not just about learning a language... but a proof that we can create a life that we want to use ourselves. ✈️🇰🇷

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# Studying Korean # Study abroad # Resigned from work # Out of the safe zone # Travel abroad by yourself