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Fun Korean – The Meaning of 뉴아르 The term 뉴아르 (Nyualeu) refers to three of the most representative 4th generation K-pop girl groups: - 뉴(Nyu)진스 (NewJeans) - 아(A)이브 (IVE) - 르(Leu)세라핌 (LE SSERAFIM)   K-pop girl groups are often categorized into distinct generations, each showcasing unique trends and iconic performances. Here’s a quick breakdown of the generational timeline for K-pop girl groups: - 1st Generation (Late 1990s ~ Early 2000s): Pioneering legends like SES, Fin.K.L, and Baby V.O.X. - 2nd Generation (Mid-2000s ~ Early 2010s): Global trailblazers such as Girls' Generation, KARA, and 2NE1. - 3rd Generation (Mid-2010s ~ Early 2020s): Mega-stars like BLACKPINK, TWICE, and Red Velvet. - 4th Generation (2020s): Today’s trendsetters, including NewJeans, IVE, LE SSERAFIM, aespa, and many more.   While the timeline typically spans around 10 years per generation, the boundaries are fluid, evolving with new talent and changing trends!

2 DAYS TO GO! 📌 "A man’s true strength is revealed not in his ability to hide his emotions, but in his willingness to express them." This Saturday, 30th November 2024, at 7:30 PM WAT, join GENTS HANGOUT as we challenge outdated norms and redefine what it means to be balanced in "Redefining Masculinity: Embracing Vulnerability & Emotions." 💡 Learn how vulnerability creates stronger connections. 💡 Break free from the stigma of emotional silence. 💡 Build a life of authenticity and purpose. REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/dXVW9qbZ PS: It's HYBRID - All Genders are welcomed. #2DaysToGo #GentsHangout #RedefiningMasculinity #VulnerabilityIsStrength

Nice reading about 81-year-old Choi Soon-Hwa, South Korea's Miss Universe. It’s clear that the concept of beauty is evolving, with qualities like personality, confidence, and authenticity becoming increasingly valued. Brands more and more celebrate imperfection and individuality. However, AGEISM in media and the beauty industry remains a significant challenge. Currently, only 15% of images from major brands feature adults over 50, even though they represent 46% of the U.S. adult population. Additionally, from 2004 to 2018, just 6.6% of characters in primetime TV shows were aged 65 and older. I hope this example reflects baby steps in a much needed societal change. https://lnkd.in/dhH_mTPt

Have you ever thought that the real journey might not be about becoming more, but rather about shedding what was never truly you? ☆ Sometimes, life isn’t about stacking on new identities, goals, or titles but peeling back layers of expectations, fears, and pressures that don’t align with your true self. ☆It’s about "unbecoming"—letting go of everything that doesn’t feel authentic, so you can finally uncover the person you were always meant to be. ☆ In this process, you find clarity, freedom, and a path that feels right because it’s yours. #unbecoming #paulocoelho

🫵You Are What Others Perceive💫 We all wear many identities shaped by the people we encounter. The more social we are, the richer our collection of selves becomes. Each interaction adds a layer, reflecting the complex nature of our existence. Welcome the idea that identity is a social construct, and let it inspire your journey toward self-actualization. #IdentityASocialConstruct #SelfActualization #SelfBeing #PerceptionBuilding

🫶It's so easy as women to make ourselves small. To forget our own needs. We try so hard to make sure everyone else is okay that we can forget ourselves. 🫶Often we are so far on the list, if we are on the list at all. I am inviting you to know that your needs are important. 🫶Your Voice matters YOU matter. 🫶When was the last time you thought about your needs? Not work, family, friends. Your needs. What is it you actually WANT in life? 🫶Starting to put yourself and your needs first is not selfish. In fact, it is self-less. 🫶I was once told that my light doesn't belong to me, it belongs to everyone else around me. And when we shine our lights fully, when we feed our own self and our needs... 🫶We can be a happier and fuller version of ourselves for everyone else around us. You can be a better mother, daughter, partner, friend, as you feel fulfilled inside. 🫶In this moment in time, you are ALLOWED to shine. In fact, the world needs you to shine. 🫶If this post resonates with you, drop and emoji below.

YOU WANT HEARTS NOT EYEBALLS... It is actually true that life is all about "who you know." But who you know is largely dependent on who you are and what you do, and the people you know can't do anything for you if you are not doing good work.  ↪"Connections don't mean shit." Don't get me wrong. "I've never had any connections that weren't a natural outgrowth of doing things I was doing anyway." ↪Albino laments how many people waste time and energy trying to make connections instead of getting good at what they do, when "being good at things is the only thing that earns you clout or connections." ↔Make stuff you love and talk about stuff you love and you'll attract people who love that kind of stuff. Isn't this simple? ↔Don't be creepy. Don't be a jerk. Don't waste people's time. Don't ask too much. And don't ever ever ask people to follow you.  ➡"Follow me back?" is the saddest question on the Internet. #2025Jingles

Yesterday was International Men’s Day, and out of 4056 contacts in my phone, only one person acknowledged it. No WhatsApp statuses, no wishes—it’s as if men are seen as beings made of wood, expected to endure without feelings or acknowledgment. This isn’t just about a day; it’s a reflection of the societal mindset where men are often expected to shoulder burdens silently, without appreciation or emotional support. Let’s break this stereotype. Men, too, have emotions, struggles, and vulnerabilities that deserve recognition. A simple wish, a kind word, or acknowledgment can go a long way in showing that we see and value them not just for their strength, but for their humanity. Let’s start valuing everyone equally, beyond gendered expectations.

Imagine if the colored blocks on this map could speak calmly and authentically—each one a voice, a heart, a story longing to be understood. At first glance, the red and blue colors might seem to highlight our differences, dividing the country into distinct perspectives and values. But what if we looked a little deeper? Each color represents communities of people—families, friends, neighbors—each with their own dreams, struggles, and hopes for the future. Every red and blue patch on this map is a story, a voice that adds to the beautiful complexity of who we are as a nation. We all want a sense of belonging, purpose, and the chance to create a brighter tomorrow. Imagine if we approached these differences with open hearts and curiosity. What if we saw diversity in thought as an opportunity to learn and grow, rather than a reason to divide? As a Maverick on a Mission, I believe in embracing what makes each of us unique and celebrating each other’s uniqueness and their place and value in the world, bringing each of us closer together. Let’s start conversations that bridge these colors, that build understanding and respect. We each hold a piece of the bigger picture, and together, we can create meaningful, lasting change that goes beyond any map. What thoughts does this map spark for you? Share your perspective, and let’s turn this vision into action, one respectful conversation at a time. 💬💪 #UnityInDiversity #BridgeTheDivide #MaverickMindset

🗣 At Getronics, our people are passionate about making a difference. In this insightful article, Mahantesh A H shares his journey of finding purpose through community initiatives that truly matter. Discover how we’re working towards meaningful change. 💚 Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eqyj9eJe