Korean proverb of the day and its lessons: 'If you don't walk today, you must run tomorrow'
- I walk a winding dirt path through a sun-dappled forest, bathed in warm, late afternoon light.
- My posture is relaxed, my gait unhurried, embracing the peaceful, contemplative mood.
- “오늘 걷지 않으면 내일 뛰어야 한다” (Oneul geotji aneumyeon naeil ttwieoya handa) is a Korean proverb that roughly translates to “If you don't walk today, you must run tomorrow.
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- I walk a winding dirt path through a sun-dappled forest, bathed in warm, late afternoon light.
- My posture is relaxed, my gait unhurried, embracing the peaceful, contemplative mood.
- “오늘 걷지 않으면 내일 뛰어야 한다” (Oneul geotji aneumyeon naeil ttwieoya handa) is a Korean proverb that roughly translates to “If you don't walk today, you must run tomorrow.
Sources: Times of India