When you're on the bench--- 1. One says, "I was pushed out of the core

When you're on the bench---

1. One says, "I was pushed out of the core department of the organization because I didn't get along with my boss. I'm not motivated to work. I feel betrayed that you didn't recognize me when you worked so hard for the organization. Now I'm going to roughly deal with it."

2. I've heard of Kim Yeon-koung before. What's surprising is that Kim Yeon-koung has only been benched because of her short stature.

3. She went to watch her sister's game as a volleyball player and started playing volleyball in the fourth grade of elementary school. However, she was less than 160cm tall until middle school, so she was only benched as a candidate.

4. But she did not sit idly waiting for the opportunity; she did two things.
One is to analyze the game while sitting on the bench. To avoid being blocked when the ball comes in like this, he constantly analyzes the game and performs image training in his head like this. This is how he learns how to play the game.

5. Second, since he is short, it is difficult to be selected as an offensive player, so he tries to have strength in defense. He then develops his receiving skills.

6. Then, she grows taller and becomes a striker in an instant. Then, she is now called a "striker with a wide field of view and excellent defense" with three abilities.

7. She says, "What led me to practice my defense and analyze the game was not because I aimed for it, but because I did my best to live. I didn't despair at what I couldn't do, and I tried to do what I could. So I was lucky, and everything I had built up was connected."

8. In life, they are often pushed to the bench. Failure to test, rejection, job search, failure to enter the company you want, missing promotion, demotion, sudden unemployment, business failure, breakup, illness, divorce, retirement... How well you do when you are on the field is important, but what you do when you are on the bench is also important. If you do what you can rather than despair of what you can't do, frustration will be a great opportunity, and everything you have accumulated will #connect and diverge.

Have you ever been on the bench? What did you learn then?