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Kim Sang-im et al.: Mom's Self-Revolution

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Here is a mother who has been a successful partner in a large company and has been promoted to become a woman, but who blindly claims to be a wage earner of work and a former wife who has lived lives other than her own, with no perks in the family. The book Szeng-mung's self-revolution tells a story of two mothers' transformations in self-interest that began their new life by coching. They didn't run away from the problem when they met a coach who became a mentor in life. And I didn't give up on my life as a dream, or my mother, but found happiness and harmony in it. And what was that coaching? The book has a variety of coating tools to help Korean mothers look back on themselves through self-scoching and gain wisdom in life. Although it's a very different color, it'll be the following message from this book:. Build your self-worth, design and develop your life, set your own goals for life, press on, make a woman's emotional impact, find something you really like. They want Korean mothers to be fully self-respected and to create and challenge a hopeful future with infinite potential.

Korean title: 엄마의 자기 혁명

Korean author: 김상임 외

Korean publisher: 작은씨앗

ISBN-13: 9788964231722

Reviews

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KH*******
February 17, 2015

Mom. The name is like too much sacrifice. Not a natural name for me yet. I've seen kids grow up every day and I wonder when they were raised like this. I feel like I'm not enough for my children, far from what I dream of being my mother. Living as a mother, being someone's wife. It seems that I've forgotten myself for so long. Sometimes the name of a mother is a heavy burden. I want to work, I need to make a living, and I need a kid. It's hard to bear all of this on your own. But I don't want

VI****
January 30, 2015

What kind of life are you planning on after your children leave your arms? Are you satisfied with your life as you are? It was those two sentences that led me to this book. I don't have a social life before marriage, and I have kids, and then I can work later, and we'll see them at home. I've been a housewife all my life. I've been having such a problem lately. I'm not going to kindergarten because I don't think I've been home all day, so I can't. How do I live my life when I get to elementary

HY******
January 30, 2015

I had a gift for my mother, not a birthday. "The World of the World.". I gave you a gift for being so hostile and not knowing what it was, but I'm happy to see that it was a real turning point for my mother. I hope that the mothers of our country can no longer tell us what they are, not just the labels of moms or wives. A lot of rock!

LG*****
January 27, 2015

I thought I was living hard, but as a child, I felt frustrated and sad that I was just living like him every day, and I found this book. "Mama Self-revolution," who worked for a long time at CJ and raised children to be a former author and a former housewife, and who had made a dream. The hard work and the romances of working and working moms, who are successful at raising their children and leaving, made a big difference to them. Never let yourself be backward in your life! Find self-worth,

김상임 외: 엄마의 자기 혁명
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