[의대생 vlog] 새해를 맞이하려면 2025년부터 잘 마무리 해야 해 (feat. Craft Docs✧*) : 겨울방학 일상 그리고 2025년의 배움

#ad #craftdocs #craftapp #This video was produced with the support of Craft ₊⁺ Craft 50% OFF discount code: verrda50 (NO expiration date) ₊⁺ — Go to the Craft Docs homepage: https://www.craft.do/ko — Go to the Craft Discord community page:   / discord   Review: I especially recommend Craft for those who feel that most existing planner apps are super pretty in design, but end up feeling too complicated to actually use day to day. For me, the most important thing is not the design but: “Is the way it works simple enough that I can adapt quickly and use it habitually?” Because of that, I’ve tried many planner apps my friends recommended, but in the end… I always went back to a handwritten diary. Craft, however, is an app that focuses on practicality and is visually simple, so it makes it easy to manage your daily must-do’s and see everything at a glance. If you’re thinking about trying a new planner app for the new year, how about starting 2026 with Craft? ´ސު｀ . Happy New Year, everyone! (ˊᗜˋ) ♥︎︎ With lots of affection, I’m sharing a few notes I wrote last year. I hope they can give strength to anyone who still hasn’t fully said goodbye to 2025. . — From “Lessons from 2025” — 1. Myself in the past helps my future self. The way I am now does not last forever. Things I thought were “mine” can one day leave my side, and the life I took for granted can shatter overnight. If I believe that the hardship I am witnessing could one day become my own, I start to look more closely to see whether there is pain hidden behind someone’s unkind behaviour. If I believe that the good fortune that reaches someone because I helped them now will somehow find its way back to me when I am the one in need someday, then even if that sounds selfish, there is no reason not to help them. 2. I used to complain the fact that we couldn’t become “destined” for each other. But before long, I came to accept it at the end. In this vast universe, across countless streams of time, the fact that we shared our feelings and walked together across four changing years was, in itself, an incredible miracle. That alone already made our relationship a precious connection that helped us both grow. Because of that, I can now, with a peaceful heart, cheer on both of us that will grow without each other— from afar, yet with deep sincerity. 3. After watching Wicked: For Good “The world loves to divide things into good and evil. Even though not everything can be split so neatly, people hate ambiguity. So they keep turning away from the truth.” For what was Elphaba born? Was she born to be “the villain”? If so, that would be a rather cruel fate. Because Elphaba’s tragedy happened, Glinda was able to make her decision and in the end, the world changed. The world is like one big puzzle made up of pieces from individual lives. Even if my own life looks jagged and rough right now, when it meets another life that has been dented or hollowed out, together they can form a single structure—and those pieces joining together become a completed work. Karma absolutely exists. But at the center of that karma is not “me”—it is the world. With the world at the center, our lives interlock, influencing one another, sometimes hurting, sometimes learning. Perhaps we may exist in order to learn that very thing. . ♡ Time stamp [00:00] Preview [00:18] Introducing Craft [03:20] December 30 [07:35] December 31 . Enjoy your Verrda Vibes ♡𓇬 ☕︎ ♡ Instagram: @verrdae ♡ Business enquiries: [email protected] All content on this channel is strictly protected under copyright law. Copyright ⓒ verrbes. All rights reserved.