I first got a job as a node.js developer and worked hard for a year at a black company, without being paid for up to 3 months, without any evenings or weekends. Eventually, I had health problems and had to take a break. At the crossroads of whether to go to a welding academy to learn welding skills or switch to a Java/Spring developer with a wider market, I thought it was really the last time and signed up for Younghan's Spring lecture and took it. During that process, I didn't have any money, so I studied for about 8 months while worrying about how many ramen I could eat a week, and now I've joined a decent mid-sized IT service company and it's been quite some time. Thanks to Younghan's lecture, I was able to build a solid foundation and I've grown into a recognized employee at the company and a trusted developer on the team. (Personally, I think the best thing is that I can live looking forward to the future rather than the present, lol) In each lecture, I was often impressed by the step-by-step order or documentation that beginners can't come up with without thinking deeply. Just as the current Younghannim lectures have been for me, I hope that you will continue to create lectures that can lend a helping hand to those who are lost and troubled like I was back then. Thank you!