Seoul National University Students with 5 Billion Business Sales This Year...It's so hard to study and do business together. Is this a concern?(Asking Avalanche)

By Jaewan, Ko

Jun 23, 2025

Seoul National University Students with 5 Billion Business Sales This Year...It's so hard to study and do business together. Is this a concern?(Asking Avalanche)



A student from Seoul National University, who has an annual sales of 1.5 billion won, will appear.

In the 321st episode of KBS Joy 'Ask Anything', which will air at 8:30 p.m. on the 23rd, a 4th-grade business student from Seoul National University appears, confessing that he is currently working on a business with annual sales of about 1.5 billion won after taking a leave of absence from school, and is worried about whether he will graduate from school.

The storyteller, who was impressed by Starbucks founder Howard Schultz's autobiography in elementary school and wanted to do business, says that he has studied hard in various ways to improve his grades since high school.




The writer said that the symptoms of insomnia became worse as he studied hard enough to feel compulsive and slept for only 3 hours every day. Based on this experience and the fact that there are many people who can't sleep, he says he is currently running a sleep drink business.

Seoul National University Students with 5 Billion Business Sales This Year...It's so hard to study and do business together. Is this a concern?(Asking Avalanche)
Seoul National University Students with 5 Billion Business Sales This Year...It's so hard to study and do business together. Is this a concern?(Asking Avalanche)
Seoul National University Students with 5 Billion Business Sales This Year...It's so hard to study and do business together. Is this a concern?(Asking Avalanche)
His business began to earn about 300 million won a month this year, and he says sales are expected to be 5 billion won this year. However, the writer confesses that he has been on leave of absence for a long time because he has been focusing on the business for a long time, and that he has returned to school due to his parents' concerns, but it was too difficult to combine his studies and business.

In addition, the storyteller talks about the experience of stalking damage and cases of serious obsessive-compulsive symptoms from an individual investor.




Lee Soo-geun seems to have lived by doing what he wanted to do after hearing the story", "Humans sometimes have to do things they don't want to do"I give you advice.

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