출력의 힘: 기부를 통한 삶의 변화

Lem은 성공을 위해서는 자신을 위한 투입보다 타인을 위한 산출에 집중하는 것이 중요하다고 강조합니다.

### 출력의 힘: 성공을 향한 여정
* 📝  Lem은 성공을 달성하고 다른 사람들의 삶을 변화시키는 데 있어 **인풋에 초점**을 맞추던 것에서 **아웃풋의 힘**으로 전환한 자신의 경험을 공유합니다.
* 💡 그는 **입력과 출력의 차이**를 설명하며 다른 사람에게 필요한 것을 제공하는 것의 중요성과 **세상과 나누는 기쁨**을 강조합니다.
* 🏫  Lem은 앱 개발 과외부터 부동산 투자에 이르기까지 자신의 여정과 가치 있는 콘텐츠 제공과 **1:1 과외를 통해 블로그와 YouTube 채널의 폭발적인 성장**에 대해 이야기합니다.
* 🎥 시청자가 원하는 것에 집중하기 위해 **유튜브 콘텐츠를 변화**시켜 **구독자를 빠르게 늘릴 수 있었던 과정**을 돌아보고, 그 경험을 통해 얻은 깨달음을 공유합니다.
* 🌟  Lem은 다른 사람들이 자신의 지식, 취미, 재능을 세상과 공유하고 **다른 사람들의 삶을 변화시키는 데 집중**할 것을 권장합니다.
* 🔑 그는 모든 사람이 **결과물을 제공**하고 영향력을 발휘할 준비가 되어 있다고 강조하며 다른 사람들을 위한 **결과물의 중요성**을 기억할 것을 촉구합니다.

I started writing helpful articles for real estate beginners every day. Comments started pouring in by 200 each day. I will provide free 1:1 tutoring. My blog exploded. I thoroughly studied successful entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and started applying the secrets they use in my life. Hello, hello, nice to meet you all. I am Lem, running a YouTube channel that teaches real estate investment. When you were in school, do you remember the most common thing you heard from students? When I was young, one of the most frequently heard phrases from my parents was, I wonder what that kid will become when they grow up... Please stop fooling around and study. In fact, we live our lives, and the truth is

I have received training since childhood that I need to continue filling what is lacking, haven't you? Yes, from that time, we have been trapped in the curse of input. Why is it a curse? Because does input have an end no matter how much you do? It has no end. Can you see the results? You can't see them. But do you know what successful people do? Successful people focus on output rather than input. They produce a lot of output. Why do successful people focus on output rather than input? What exactly is meant by output here? The definition I think is this: providing something to others, creating and providing something that others need. What is the key here? What others want, that is the key. So, on one hand, output is easily measurable. Input is like studying hard to be the best.

The output should only provide what others want, so how do I measure myself? I didn't know a person named Lem until recently, and I evaluate myself based on the sum of the number of people I got to know like him in the past month. I read a book and was deeply moved. This book is so interesting that I can't just close it; it's too regretful. I take out my notebook and start summarizing this book. I poured out my thoughts into it. In my own notebook, so am I doing output? Or not? Some people mistakenly think that reading a book is input and summarizing it is output. In fact, I haven't done any output at all because no one can see the contents written in my own notebook. But what if I posted the same content on my blog?

Through the internet, someone must have read my post, and people who didn't know me will get to know me one by one. In fact, as many as that number, I can speak what I have output. Do you understand the meaning of the output I am trying to convey a little? I started to realize the secret of the output that successful people are doing and began to apply it to my life. Then, my life began to change dramatically. The discovery that led me to realize the importance of this output was a very coincidental occasion. Thinking about how I could also succeed, I started to look closely at successful people. These people are famous entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, famous actors, sports players, influencers, and so on. I looked closely at them in various ways, some through writing, some through books, some through speeches, some through songs.

People continue to output what they need, and provide it. At that time, I realized something. Oh, input is about continuously filling my own deficiencies. Output is about continuously providing what other people need. By providing those things, I can fill my own deficiencies as much as I want. And only by doing that, can I connect with the world. Only then can I succeed. I realized one thing. What kind of thoughts did I have in the past? Maybe I had this kind of mindset. I also wanted to write a book someday, but what can I write a book about? I also wanted to be a YouTuber, but how can I shamefully film videos and do this? I was caught up in such thoughts. Are there anyone here who is currently thinking like I did in the past?

Then, welcome today. I will tell you a little story about my past, how I changed myself and became an output. My original dream was to become a startup entrepreneur like Steve Jobs. But back in my school days, things weren't going so well for me, and most of all, I didn't have the confidence to venture my life into entrepreneurship. So, I just got a job as a developer at an ordinary IT company. I was a diligent programmer. It wasn't easy to unfold my dream after joining the company. Yes, that's right. Then one day, in 2010, I first used the iPhone 3gs. As soon as I saw it, I thought, I should try developing an app too. I started studying app development, going to the library to study. Suddenly, I wondered, aren't there other people like me who want to study development like this?

While thinking about it, I had the idea, What if I tutor this? So, I posted on a tutoring website, What can I help you with? At that time, I was living in Changwon, a city in a province. Someone called saying they wanted tutoring. I asked, Where are you? They said they work at a game company in Seoul. I said, Why come all the way from Seoul to Changwon? It's not okay, don't come, don't come. It will cost you more in transportation. I tried to stop them, but they insisted on coming to me for tutoring. At first, I thought my development skills were too lacking and I needed to keep preparing and filling up. But as I tutored, I realized I could teach more than I thought, much more. It was surprisingly enjoyable for me. And the feeling I had was...

I felt a little emotion that there are people who need me even outside of work. When I was an office worker, it was one of the easiest and lightest outputs I could do. But what was my original dream? It was to be an entrepreneur. I am not interested in tutoring. So, I want to quit the company and really unfold my dream, but I don't have the courage to quit the company. Why is that? Right. If there is no salary, I am married and have children, so I cannot survive. So, I thought about what other ways there might be, and I decided that I should really try real estate investment. It sounds a little out of the blue, right? In order to do what I love, I thought I should first create a cash flow before that. I chose a little detour. I have decided to go crazy for a year, go around the real estate site, and invest diligently.

I have created a cash flow statement, and now I have a bit of understanding about real estate. I had a blog that I operated for 10 years as a hobby. Then, I thought, What if I write stories that I like on this blog properly? I started writing posts that could help real estate beginners every day. Surprisingly, many people started reading my posts, and I began to receive 200 comments each. I felt like I wanted to help these people more actively. After work, every Friday evening, I decided to invite one person each to a cafe near my office and offer free one-on-one tutoring for 3 hours. I posted this announcement on my blog. The blog exploded. People lined up in a row. It's a big deal. I caused a stir, but how can I handle this? I have never experienced such a situation before.

I was so worried. I'm not a great investor yet, just an ordinary person. I was wondering what kind of stories I should tell during those precious moments with each person I met. I unfolded a sketchbook and started sketching my thoughts. I filled six pages and then met each person with that sketchbook, giving one-on-one real estate tutoring. How was it? They really liked it. I realized one thing here. I don't have to be fully prepared. As long as I have sincerity to share something with someone, I can make them happy. And since 2017, I started YouTube. The number of subscribers didn't increase much. How about those of you who do YouTube here? It's not increasing much. Then I got too busy with work.

I hired a PD, but since then, the PD keeps asking me questions that I am not interested in. The PD keeps asking, Should a homeless person buy a house now at this point? Our subscribers are most curious about that. After hearing that, I thought, I can understand that. If I were a homeless person, what choice should I make? I started to think hard and answer sincerely. As a result, the number of YouTube subscribers started to increase rapidly. It has now exceeded 300,000. Before that, I consistently made YouTube videos. However, back then, I just made videos that I wanted to make. Even though the output was the same, when I made videos that other people wanted to hear, not what I wanted to make.

From then on, opportunities started to open up. There are a few things that I have realized. Firstly, I need to achieve great success in order to help others. Secondly, if I approach with sincerity, even with a little preparation, I can satisfy people. Thirdly, sharing such inadequate knowledge is truly enjoyable. By giving, I, in turn, learn more about my own shortcomings. If I were to go back to the past without doing these things, thinking that I am lacking and just trying to fill in the gaps, what would have happened? Perhaps no one would have recognized me. If you also think you are lacking and keep trying to fill something up, no one will recognize you either. So, think about what you can bring out and write them down on a piece of paper.

At least one or two things will definitely come up, and some people may have more than ten things. There are too many, what should I do? If you are wondering how to start, try choosing a little ignorantly and quickly like me. If you let them out, the next path will naturally appear. When you write on paper, there are precautions. It means you don't have to be an expert in that field. You need to believe in yourself a little. Secondly, do not look at people who are ahead of you, just look at those who are one step behind me. You will realize that there are many people who subtly need me, so don't keep pushing yourself into that hell of input. There may be people who are not really good at it. If there are such people, let's think about it like this.

Do any of you raise dogs here? They would love dogs. They like and raise dogs. Can they help others with such a small material? I don't know how many people nationwide are thinking about raising dogs. I am one of them. My child wants to raise a dog, but what should I think about first? Where should I adopt a dog from? What should I do if the dog gets sick? Who should we leave the dog with when our family goes on a trip? Can we raise a dog in an apartment? Will the sofa survive? There are countless questions from A to Z that I cannot solve, but those who love and raise dogs will probably be able to easily advise me on my questions all at once.

You don't need to have professional knowledge to help someone. Our hobbies, interests, and small talents can be essential to someone. That's why I want to tell you this story. It is often regrettable when many people focus only on input, even though they are in a situation where they can produce output. Instead of just focusing on input, please produce output. Do output for others, not just input for yourself. When you think about input, it's only for yourself. Output is for others. Input is about filling yourself up, while output is about sharing what you have with the world. It might feel daunting at first to think about how you can share what you have with the world. However, if you continue to move in that direction little by little, step by step, you will eventually realize how to share what you have with others.

Before you know it, you will become an essential presence in that field. You are already well-prepared to deliver outputs. We are all special beings and can prove it through our outputs. Even if you think you lack something, try to bring it out once. Surely, a change will occur. As a result, you will discover your identity and engage in activities to help others. Lastly, I was a bit nervous giving this lecture. Did the story I shared today help you a bit? If you have to remember one thing from today, remember to output for others. I hope you remember this. This was the author of the Output Law, Lem. Thank you.

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렘은 성공한 기업가들로부터 영감을 받아 성과에 집중하는 방식으로 전환한 후 인생에 극적인 변화를 가져왔습니다.

그는 다른 사람들이 필요로 하는 것을 제공하는 것이 성과를 측정하는 핵심이라는 사실을 깨달았습니다.

블로그에 자신의 책 요약을 공유하면서 그는 빌 게이츠와 스티브 잡스 같은 성공한 사람들의 사례를 따라 자신의 성과를 다른 사람들에게 보여 주는 것이 얼마나 중요한지 깨달았습니다.

자기 의심에서 기업가 정신으로의 전환

어려움을 겪고 있던 한 프로그래머가 앱 개발과 튜터링을 통해 자신감을 찾습니다.

다른 사람을 돕는 경험은 가르치는 일에 대한 새로운 열정을 불러일으킵니다.

튜터링은 기업가 정신을 받아들이고 세상과 연결되는 관문이 됩니다.

직장인에서 성공적인 사업가로 전환하기

직장인으로서 성취감을 느끼지 못한 이 사람은 기업가라는 꿈을 재발견하고 현금 흐름을 창출하기 위한 수단으로 부동산 투자를 하기로 결심합니다.

글쓰기와 블로그 운영이라는 취미를 살려 많은 팔로워를 확보하고 무료 일대일 부동산 과외를 시작하면서 폭발적인 수요를 경험하게 됩니다.

준비가 부족하다고 느꼈지만 진정성과 지식을 공유하려는 의지만 있으면 다른 사람들에게 긍정적인 영향을 미칠 수 있다는 것을 깨달았습니다.

진정성 있는 콘텐츠와 자기 발견의 힘

한 PD의 노숙자에 대한 질문은 진지한 자기 성찰로 이어져 유튜버의 구독자를 늘렸습니다.

다른 사람들이 원하는 영상을 만들면서 새로운 성공의 기회가 생겼습니다.

이 경험을 통해 유튜버는 지식 공유의 기쁨과 다른 사람들이 자신의 가치를 인정하도록 돕는 자기 신념의 중요성을 깨달았습니다.

출력의 힘: 반려견에 대한 열정 나누기

전국의 많은 사람들이 반려견 양육에 관심이 있으며 입양, 돌봄, 여행에 대한 조언이 필요합니다.

여러분의 반려견에 대한 사랑은 다른 사람들에게 귀중한 자원이 될 수 있습니다.

여러분의 지식과 경험을 공유함으로써 일상적인 작은 재능으로도 반려견 애호가들을 위한 필수 가이드가 될 수 있습니다.