The Failure Mindset

Junhwi has never understood why successful university students are so obsessed with personal growth and self-improvement. To him, the only thing that matters is winning. What good is learning, working hard, or becoming a better person if none of it leads to actual success? Although he pretends to share everyone else's enthusiasm for self-development, deep down, he believes results are the only measure of a person's worth. But as he begins questioning his own disappointing circumstances, an uncomfortable possibility emerges: perhaps his failures have less to do with the opportunities he was given and more to do with the cynical mindset he has carried all along.