Koo Jachun, Chairman of Shinsung Group, Delivers Special Lecture at Kosin University in Busan
A Concrete Plan for the Future Determines Who We Become Today
Koo Jachun, chairman of Shinsung Group, gave a special lecture on the 10th at the chapel room of Kosin University in Busan, attended by about 1,000 professors and students.
Koo Jachen, Chairman of Shinseong Group, is delivering a special lecture at the chapel room of Kosin University in Busan on the 10th.
View original imageThe lecture, which was held at the request of President Lee Jeonggi to mark the 80th anniversary of the university's founding, was delivered by Chairman Koo under the passionate theme: "Connecting Dot: Our Actions for the Future."
Drawing on his experience in leading a global company, Chairman Koo introduced Steve Jobs's speech and Benjamin Hardy's book Future Self, highlighting how the future self and the present self are strongly interconnected, and emphasizing that the future self shapes the present self.
He especially explained that having a concrete vision of the future transforms current decisions and actions.
He further expressed his hope that individuals will continually reflect on practical steps to take in the present as they envision their futures.
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This lecture offered students, who are contemplating their careers and futures, a message to transform vague dreams into concrete goals and to start with small actions today.
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