JAYB Mindset

🌴: Hello, I'm JB from GOT7. I'm known as a singer who was a b-boy before. Welcome to my Mindset.

I wanted to grow up like a bamboo tree.

Instead of being stubborn and aggressive, I wanted to have a flexible mindset, but to retain a strong essence.

From the time I was a child, I grew up with nature, and I started having my mind set like that.

I've been more relaxed lately when I'm in nature, like camping or fishing, and I'm living my life to the fullest.

But that doesn't mean I'm putting pressure on myself to the end, I'm letting my life flow naturally in a stable and consistent way.

I'm just trying to do my best, and I will continue to do so, and I may have some obstacles in my life, but I'm trying to accept the situation flexibly.

Instead of confronting them thoughtlessly, I think that's self-improvement.

Of course, you may not be satisfied with the results, but I believe it is impossible for you not to feel sorry in your life.

But I try to feel less sorry, so I hope not all of you are afraid of the challenge.

I'm JB from GOT7. I'm known as a singer who was a b-boy before. My fans know me as a clumsy kid, on the other hand, many people...Because I seem a little cold, they may think I'm an angry person, but I'm not that kind of person, I'm always calm.

With Myset, I want to share how I am and how I feel within this collection, and I hope that some of my stories will help you and influence your life.

I hope you feel that way, I have the same concern for you, and I'm just another human being. Since I'm living my life, I can't say that what I'm telling you is 100% correct.

But I want you to listen to my story and think of it as a useful reference, and I will share the emotions I feel as I make decisions about choices.

The anxiety and depression that affected me a lot, including my great passion, and finally, my story about music and my future.

I'm going to share some of my deepest stories that I've never revealed before in this session. My Mindset collection is unique, and it's full of JB personal stories, so I think you'll hear a lot of good information. Hello, I'm JB of GOT7 and welcome to my Mindset.

🌴: I wondered what would happen if my parents left. They meant a lot to me. First, I wanted to talk about the memories that filled my childhood. The first thing I thought about was the blue truck. My grandfather would allow me to jump in front every time he went to the market to sell vegetables, and then I would step out of the truck and say, "3,000 won, 3,000 won!" I would do that, and I could actually sell vegetables. It's one of my most cherished memories, because all the love that Grandpa gave me was preserved in this memory.

For me, my grandparents were the most valuable people, although it was not uncommon. In addition, I remember them as people who gave me so much love. The reason I said this is because I don't know if this is common for many families, but I spent a lot of time with my grandparents when I was a child, and especially my grandparents raised me, so my memories are still imprinted.

My grandfather passed away. When he left, I promised myself that I would treat my grandmother well to make up for what I couldn't do for my grandfather. So until now, even if you don't believe it, I have shown a lot of love to her and tried hard to repay her as a lovely grandson.

I was a good boy who obeyed my parents. My parents got along well. It was normal when I grew up seeing their love, so I became a good boy without being freaky. When the three of us were together, my parents made me feel so comfortable that I felt like I wasn't with my parents, but rather with a close friend. So I felt very attached to my family. My parents were always people I respected and admired. They weren't just people older than me, but they were mature enough to give me advice, which I accepted rationally.

However, it wasn't that they seemed so good to all my desires. I think that's what made me love them even more. My parents trained me about right and wrong. I think that's what made me who I am today.

But when I do something wrong, they are very strict about it. The most memorable thing is that even though my parents try to understand everything, they hate my lies. I'm not sure if I can say this, but sometimes I'm punished by beating to the extent that I wonder if it's acceptable.

When I was a child, I hated my father because he was very strict with me. My father said that he was angry with me because I lied to cover up my crimes. After hearing that word, I fully understood his actions during high school adulthood. My parents trusted me to choose my path freely, instead of forbidding me to do something. Instead of saying, "You shouldn't do that," they would say, "We think this is a better way, but we guess there's a reason why you think that, so we believe you can do it." They used to say this often. And I felt like I had a strong team supporting me.

When I thought about that time, I met my father for the first time when I was in elementary school. (For some permission, in case you don't know, the father (Apa) we see today is a stepfather, but I love JB with all my heart. JB once told me on the show that he was violent by his real father and that he was divorced from his real father.)

At the time I was probably in fifth or sixth grade, and that's when I first met my father. In retrospect, I didn't think I was so anti-him. It was quite easy at the time. I liked him because he often played with me. I had fun memories, like traveling in the valley and catching catfish together.

One day I came back from school and noticed that my father was drinking in the afternoon with my mother, and they weren't the kind to do that. As soon as I came home, I felt that something serious had happened. My father often bought me banana milk every time I went to school. However, that day he broke down and said, "I'm sorry, this is all I can give you because I didn't study high enough."

My father wasn't the type to shed tears easily, and seeing him cry because of me and my family made me realize what true love was. I cried along. While I spoke to him, I was in tears and told him that I really appreciate everything I had and that he didn't have to regret anything. I told him that he didn't need to apologize to me about our financial situation. He gave me more than enough love.

My dad suddenly asked me to climb Bukan Mountain with him for the weekend. I said I didn't want to go because I was so tired, but I was dragged there. When we got to the top of the mountain, my dad asked me what it was like. I said, "It's exhausting, but the view is beautiful up here." And he said to me, "Like climbing up here, your life will be full of hardships. It's not easy. But when you get to the top, you'll be able to see a lot of good things." It was the first time my dad climbed the mountain, and I admired him for doing so as he hoped. That I would grow up to be a good adult.

I'm really grateful to my father, and every moment I spent with him when he first met me didn't last much, but whatever the time, I always felt that he loved me and that he was trying to take care of me the best I could, so I always thanked him for the effort I put into maintaining this strong relationship because I wanted to repay what I had, and that brought us to the end of the first episode.

Now, I talked about my family and the great influence they had on me, thank you very much for listening, and hopefully you will be inspired by the memories I shared.

I'm JB from GOT7. See you next time. Thank you.

# JayB

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