I am a 30-year-old non-major in arts and physical education who started attending a government-funded academy last year and is about to complete my government-funded course this year. The thing I felt most strongly while listening to the lecture was that I am so glad I found this lecture before I completed my government-funded course/got a job. To be honest, I wish I had known about this lecture before attending the government-funded academy. Haha Money? It is really worth it. I would pay several times more for this kind of lecture. In every part, he explains things in detail, and even when I think, "Why are you even telling me this?" he kindly and in detail, and I was so touched that I could feel that he was putting all his heart into every word he said for the listeners. In addition, the content is more than worth the heart. Especially for non-majors like me (I think it's the same for majors, too...) I'm sure you'll be even more surprised by how easily you can learn things that are hard to find out even if you go somewhere. For those who feel lost in studying and getting a job and have been struggling mentally and physically because they don't know where to start, I think this is a perfect guideline, and it's an absurd lecture that will teach you which path is the fastest, what directions are available, and how to follow the direction you've set, one spoonful at a time until your stomach bursts. To be honest, I'm more surprised... surprised... amazing... awesome... thrilling... that this kind of lecture exists in the real world!! Other people will diligently review the lecture content in their reviews, so I'll just diligently write a review and leave. ㅋㅋㅋ By the end of the lecture, the instructor had already become one of my biggest mentors in my heart. I am truly, truly grateful to the instructor. I am currently working hard to get a job at a good service company, so I hope to see you at work someday!! I will definitely pretend to know you then, so please say hello and I would be grateful. ㅋㅋ