Today I took the KTX from Gwangmyeong to Daejeon.
In the afternoon I had a session for a new client, the **'Korea Business Incubation Association'**, at the **'Daejeon Knowledge Industry Center'**, teaching **'professional incubation managers'** from across the country on the topic of **“Digital Marketing and AI Tools”** for 4 hours.
In fact, I have been delivering startup marketing training and consulting steadily since 2012, and
Before the session even started, I had a fair idea of the challenges they were facing.
As expected, before the training even ended, every break brought
Many managers asked, “Can you do this at our organization too?” and requested training consultations, so today was both a teaching day and a sales day.
The **“Easy Semiconductor Training”** we launched yesterday also drew interest, and we’ve agreed to hold a follow-up consultation.
And that wraps up April’s schedule without a hitch!
This was also my best revenue month in the past six months.
May and June are nearly fully booked as well, and I’m truly grateful.
With so much talk of a frozen economy these days, why is demand for training actually rising?
A quick analysis shows a clear trend: **training on practical topics such as marketing, sales, and AI is growing, while training on welfare-type and purely theoretical topics is shrinking.**
Demand for training that can be put to use on the job is clearly growing.
Enjoy the holiday, and reach out anytime if you need training.
:) Thank you!
