제 평생의 연구 그 핵심을 2시간에 담았습니다 (PDS 라이브 풀영상, 조벽 교수)

During the Imjin War, Admiral Yi Sun-sin periodically submitted official reports to the ship owners. He listed the names of his subordinates, detailing their achievements, but what is truly astonishing is that the names of slaves are listed. Now, just think about it. Imagine yourselves as slaves in the Joseon Dynasty. They were subhuman beings. They were

people who had never been treated like humans. They lived their entire lives miserably, receiving meager wages like vermin. Yet, Admiral Yi Sun-sin

treats me not merely as a human being, but as a being of high value. [Music] He treats me. If I were a slave, I would dedicate my life to him. That is why, even in a situation where death was inevitable, they follow him without a word. That is leadership of the heart; it is not about forcing

obedience to gain it, but about making people follow. They follow with a joyful heart because they are grateful to the other person. That is the highest form of leadership. Gratitude is the realization that another being has bestowed something good upon you. Then, I must contribute. I, too, must perform good deeds. The contribution I have made.

Therefore, if we want to be happy, trials must not become our goals. Yes, hello, hello. This is the PDS Diary Single Round, everyone. Welcome, and to those of you online [applause], welcome! Oh, there is applause; the enthusiasm is incredible. And what surprised me is that without exception, everyone here has brought writing tools. It looks like it is going to

be a very serious session. Looking at the topic, words like [something] appear, along with growth, wisdom, and... very broad concepts. But forget them. The core is happiness. Today's lecture will discuss methods for becoming happy. Oh, and I am someone who is somewhat qualified to speak about happiness. This place you see on the screen is the