Weekly Retrospective — June Week 3, 2026

It feels like I've just been frantically tackling one thing after another, and somehow it's already the end of June. Honestly, it's wild… Time has been flying by so fast that I can't quite wrap my head around it.

For now, I need to put together drafts of the company website, the service, and business cards for the corporate review, and there's an enormous amount to do. Above all, developing the new product and marketing feel like the most important things right now.

This quarter, I absolutely have to make it my goal to find product-market fit (PMF) and launch a solid, well-defined service. I need to keep reminding myself that becoming well-known and looking like a credible company—or even getting government funding—matters far less than the one thing that counts most: customers actually using the product.

I was deeply impressed by the Korean drama Agency, which made me rethink office politics and competition. It made me want to become someone who can deliver impressive results through sheer skill, and the presentation scenes played by the actress Lee Bo-young were especially brilliant. The very picture of an accomplished career woman, you could say. Dramas do tend to show mostly the glamorous side of things, but what I loved most about this one was how well it portrayed each person's emotions and the reasons behind their actions—whether they played a villain or a hero. A drama that captures even the emotional arcs and stories of its supporting cast and minor characters can only come together when both the directing and the writing are solid.