II. Devotional Journaling Devotional journaling is far more than putting pen to paper; it is your portal to profound transformation. It propels you on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth, leading to peace of mind and hope for the future. 1. It’s All About Finding Your True Identity in God Meditation on God’s words…

In the rush of our daily lives, maintaining our optimism and inner peace can be a daunting task. Yet, amidst substantial challenges, it is precisely the opportune moment to discover profound insights and summon inner resilience. This becomes not only possible but imperative when we deliberately carve out moments for reflection and strategic thinking. This…

    A Narcissistic Family If I didn’t change and continued to raise my children in the same way, what would our family look like now? Perhaps our family might have become more narcissistic. The issues listed above (Please refer to the previous blog post) are often associated with narcissism. Cognitive psychologist Professor Kim Kyung-il…

  Turning Our Children from Complainers into Problem Solvers   The Challenge We Encountered Soon after our move to Washington state, our youngest son began coming home from school in tears every day. It was a disheartening situation because the new school he’d enrolled in seemed to lack vital subjects like art and music. Even…

Searching for a Win-Win Solution It took me a considerable amount of time to discover and put this solution into practice. While some parents might already have this approach down pat, many households either don’t know about it or, even if they do, struggle to make it work. The solution I eventually stumbled upon was…

I have a habit of getting deeply engrossed in activities and struggling to pull away from them. Take, for instance, my time in the kitchen, where I’d easily lose 5 to 7 hours once I stepped in. Cleaning was no different – new chores seemed to pop up all over the house, and the task…

Healing Family Bonds Through Nonviolent Communication I also prioritize the well-being of our children. When they faced challenging conflicts that seemed difficult to resolve, I introduced non-violent communication practices. I brought the children who were involved in heated arguments together and initiated a conversation. I posed a series of questions: “What’s the situation you observed?”…

Last year, I read a book titled ‘Reconciliation’ by Dr. Oh Eun-young. It shed light on a common struggle among many people seeking Dr. Oh Eun-young’s guidance: family conflicts, especially the profound and damaging wounds inflicted by parents on their children. It’s especially difficult to bear such wounds from parents who are expected to provide…

  Miracles Born from Small Wins and Steady Effort Experiencing consistent growth has filled my heart and mind with hope and positivity. My life has been enriched with countless blessed events and relationships. It felt like a missed opportunity to enjoy these blessings all on my own. I recalled those times when I was lost,…

When I began my journey of self-development earnestly at the end of 2018, I immediately started designing a planner. I have used this planner to share blessings with myself, my family, friends, and acquaintances. My website offers free planner templates to those who request them. This is because I want to provide support to individuals…

    Discovering Mastery Over Life: A Divine Calling In the grand design of the universe, God is the creator of all things, orchestrating their movement with divine providence and order. Within this vast cosmos, there exist fundamental laws of nature. God reigns as the supreme ruler, governing both the universe and its intricate laws.…

  “Why Do We Seek to Control Our Children?” – A Reflective Inquiry Allow me to propose a suggestion, particularly in relation to the significant decision of higher education pursuits. I advocate for a parental approach that empowers children to navigate these critical choices independently. Encouraging parents to limit their involvement to caring, motivating, and…

How to Prepare a Child for College Entrance Exams and Financial Independence    The QuestBridge Scholarship Program My oldest, currently in his third year of college, and my second child, who just began her freshman year, have both been selected as recipients of four-year scholarships to prestigious universities in the United States through the QuestBridge…

    Becoming a Game Changer: A Profound Shift in My Life I used to believe that for me to be truly happy, others had to rescue me from difficulties and pain. I often insisted that my husband, children, and friends should change to make my life better. I placed the blame on external factors,…