The NWET team has been working on the topic of holistic development for years. We’ve seen people come to us wanting to achieve a lot but almost immediately looking for quick fixes.

I had no idea that one year could change everything, from understanding myself to my life goals. My gap year was not just a pause but a real journey to my inner self.

Today, many young people are tired of learning in the usual sense — when knowledge is disconnected from real life, and achievements do not bring inner satisfaction.

Research reveals a disturbing pattern: while other social problems can heal, long-term committed relationships breakdown creates lasting damage that multiplies over time.

In today's world, education is almost a holy word. We learn from childhood: at school, at university, on courses, on YouTube, in practice. But to be honest, does this training always provide answers to the main questions?

When we set ourselves a goal, it is important not only to dream, but also to learn to see our path in dynamics.

The information we consume every day shapes our personality and influences our lives. It is important to consciously choose content to become the best version of yourself.

Ask any person if they want to be free, and they will answer: "Yes". But what is freedom? How free are we? Let's take a closer look at this question...

Do you feel like you're moving a lot, but you're standing still? Perhaps it's time to learn how to set goals that really move you forward.

Now we will talk about Korean culture, namely about such a concept as shimjeong (심 정). 

First of all, we must seek and find true love.

Let's imagine an ideal. The word "values" originally appeared in economics.