제 28 호 Time Waits for No One
Kicker: EDITORIAL
Time Waits for No One
By Myung-Kwan Kang, Editor-in-chief
Time exists everywhere, yet it is nowhere and it waits for no one. Some live freely, unconstrained by time, while others feel constantly chased by it. What is it about this invisible force that shapes our lives so profoundly?
Time is measured in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. One year equals 525,600 minutes, or 31,536,000 seconds. What seems long in years can feel fleeting in smaller units. Yet within that year lies the potential for dreams, growth, and change.
How will you spend your time? Some seek rest, others pursue study, work, or play. Time does not wait, so even in moments of leisure, we must use it wisely, learning to make every moment count.
Time flows on, yet the way we meet it shapes who we become. Today’s choices become tomorrow’s self, and small, consistent efforts can create great change. Walking alongside time and treasuring each moment. This is how we truly live with it.
