A million acts is a lot. Which also means you’ll be on the wrong side of history if you don’t participate. Whether you do it for the Facebook post (for real: be sure to tag #GivingTuesdayMilitary) or all the right reasons (serving others, being a role model, because you have a soul, etc.), don’t miss out on the movement. Mnet 'Show Me The Money 4' 20150703 片段節目版權歸屬Mnet所有,僅供分享之用,請勿做任何修改！More about us:OnlyKPopBoys Taiwan: https. Apr 18, 2019 Instagram: @real.be. Min-jae has an older brother. He was a contestant in season 4 of Show Me The Money. He was a trainee for 4 years, since his first year of high school, and used to train with A.C.E Jun, Donghun, and Wow. He already studied composition and playing the piano at a music academy during middle school. He is BTS V’s best. Known to all men. You know the voice of my word II. Tell them they go. Sometimes you’re anger and make a way for me. He going to make a way for me to go to the mailbox and bring a check. Come and go and go. You don’t know the money that I think that you don’t listen. You don’t listen to a lot of money. He says Mysa Eskander, the director and co-owner of Golden Recyclers, contacted his organization offering to help him raise money by putting up clothing collection bins using their charity's name.

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If you’re looking for fresh K-Drama talent, check out these five rookie actors. Thanks to their skill and rising popularity, we’ll be seeing them in more shows soon!

1. Gong Myung

Gong Myung was born Kim Dong-Hyun in 1994. In 2013, he debuted in Korea’s first-ever actor group, 5urprise, and acted in his first movie, If You Were Me 6, that same year. Since then, he has been in six more movies and eight K-Dramas.

Fans might remember him as Bi Ryum from The Bride of Haebak, Kang Jun Ho from Feel Good to Die, and Chu Jae Hoon from Be Melodramatic. Gong Myung isn’t the only famous member of his family though; his younger brother is Doyoung from NCT!

2. Kim Dong-Hee

Kim Dong Hee is a ’99 liner who is best known for his roles in Sky Castle, Itaewon Class, and Extracurricular. In 2018, he made his acting debut as Ha Min in the web drama A-TEEN, and also played Ha Min in the show’s second season. In 2019, he won the “Rising Star” award at the Brand of the Year Awards.

3. Song Kang

This handsome and talented young actor is a ’94 liner who made his K-Drama debut as Baek Jin Woo in The Liar and His Lover (2017). Since then he has appeared in one film, Beautiful Vampire, and five more K-Dramas, including When the Devil Calls Your Name and Love Alarm.

Next year, fans will see him starring in the Netflix adaptation of the webtoon, Sweet Home.

4. Kim Min Jae (Real.be)

Actor Kim Min Jae is also a rapper (Real.be) who competed on Season 4 of Show Me the Money. In just seven years, he has been in fifteen K-Dramas, and is best known for his roles in Second 20s, Dr. Romantic, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, and Tempted. Most recently, he starred as Park Joon Young in Do You Like Brahms?

5. Ahn Hyo Seop

Ahn Hyo Seop is a 25-year-old actor and singer, who lived in Canada between the ages of seven and seventeen. When he moved back to Korea, he became a trainee at JYP Entertainment and was given the chance to debut in GOT7. Instead, he joined Starhaus Entertainment‘s project group One O One and began acting.

Ahn Hyo Seop rose to popularity after scoring his first lead role in Queen of the Ring and My Father is Strange in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in Still 17, Top Management, Abyss, and Dr. Romantic 2.

When your method of marketing yourself or your business goes against the desires and natural leanings of your soul, is not aligned to the truest frequency of YOU, you won’t be able to go all in no matter how hard you try.

Maybe some people out there (no maybe about it!) are capable of building businesses and lives which actively undermine the very core of who they are and what they believe, but you and I?

Not so much.

Fundamentally, we just don’t have it in us to not BE us.

This is why we seem to ‘always’ end up tearing shit down … failing to follow through … walking away … breaking our commitments … and a host of other things we berate ourselves for.

When in actual fact we should be CELEBRATING ourselves for the fact that in the end, the one thing we followed through on was being true to ourselves!

Of course on the eventual quest to realising we ALWAYS ALREADY KNEW, and to finally giving in to TRUST, we do tend to deviate here there and everywhere, thinking we ‘have to’ in order to get to where we want to go; where we should be.

We build structures, follow plans, implement or begin to implement truly great strategies, developed or honed by truly great people, only to inevitably give every BIT of it the middle finger as we finally succumb back to what’s INSIDE.

Even though it makes no sense.
Even though it seems counter-productive, or like sabotage.
Even though every last bit of our fear mind is screaming that we are fucking shit royally up this time, but truly!

What we’re really talking about with all of this is failure to be REAL.

Doing business, life, money, even breath itself, from a place of NOT BEING REAL.

Telling ourselves that those things which contract us, make us feel less of who we really are, are required.

Just how it is.

How it’s always been.

How THEY have proven it to be!

Refusing to play with the edges of possibility, when we damn straight know that possible is what we CHOOSE, and refuse to say no to.

And what would real be, hmm?

REAL would be that every breath you take, every move you make, comes from the deepest thrum of your OWN truth.

It.
Feels.
Right.

It.
Is.
True.

It.
Is.
REAL.

When God created the world, He didn’t then turn around and ‘see that it was okay’. Or ‘see that it was bearable’. Or ‘see that it was just how things had to be’.

He saw that it was GOOD.

GOOD. Think about this word. Chew it over, turn it around in your mouth, masticate on it. Let it become juicy and messy and fibrous.

GOOD is such a simple word, but it is also such a relaxing word.

It is true.
It is right.
It is whole.
It is REAL.

We downplay this word because there are so many more exciting words we could throw around, but GOOD is actually complete in and of itself.

When you look at what you’ve created … what you are working on … what you are pushing at … what you are giving your life for …

does it feel GOOD?

Does it deeply relax you to your core? Does it cause your shoulders to drop and your mouth to turn up and your heart to lift because it is TRUE, it is RIGHT, it is WHOLE, it is REAL, it is so GOOD?

Or,

is it okay?
Is it bearable?
Is it just how it is?
Is it just what you committed to, what you said you would do, and what you should?

If you were being completely real,

every last bit of you set free and none of it taken away,

then who would you be,

and how?

Maybe it’s not something to answer in a heartbeat.

Or maybe you already fully know.

But I’ll tell you this –

nothing will work no matter how hard you ‘work it’, until you are being fully real.

Follow that like the treasure only it can be.

Remember –

Life is Now. Press Play!

Kat x

PS.

I’m excited to announce my Flow-Led Millionaire Private Client Mastermind Days are back, happening this August (PM me for full deets!)

Warning! This Mastermind will require you to get TF over your hang-ups around:

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