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[Video Review] Recharging Warm Love with Children in Hanoi, Vietnam

#Recharged through healing and love #Emotional recovery through interaction with Vietnamese children #Happiness, Laughter

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    After resigning, she went on a volunteer trip to Vietnam to find a new direction in life.
    This is a review interview video with Kim Dahye (25, on a gap year after resigning).

    "If I hadn''t taken a gap year, I would have thought this difficult situation...I would probably have judged it was everything.
    So I wanted to go somewhere new and come back having experienced more."
    "I quit because it was hard... Now... what do I do after resigning?"
    Dahye''s gap year began with this question that any working person might wonder at least once!

    Throughout the interview, she couldn''t stop smiling thinking about the children she met in Vietnam.
    Dahye confidently recommends it, saying the time and money she invested in the gap year were not a waste!
    Including the cute kids she met in Vietnam and the fun anecdotes!
    Shall we go watch the interview video together? :)

    If you''re tired of work and social life and want to feel healing and love at the same time,
    Join this project ♥


Why This Project

What makes this project special

#Self-Esteem & Confidence#Love & Relationships#Rekindling Motivation#Discovering a New Me#Gaining Confidence#Combining Travel and Volunteering#Improving Expressiveness#Loving More#Boosting Self-Esteem#Becoming a Teacher#Everyday English#Volunteer Trip#Being Happy#Expressing Yourself#Time for Relaxation and Peace#Trying to Plan It Yourself#Growing Relationships#Improving Communication

Take just one brave step.
GapYear will take care of the rest.

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Recharging with Warm Love with Kids in Hanoi, Vietnam

#Discovering a New Me #Gaining Confidence
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