Into the Story: True Stories, Better Communication #76 | Do It Scared (with Hanul Kim)
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Apr 8, 2025 Hanul Kim, a news anchor and global public speaking coach from South Korea, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming fear to achieve her dreams. She discusses her emotional turmoil before a live broadcast during the Winter Olympics and the intense anxiety she faced. Hanul highlights her struggle with myopia while navigating the spotlight and offers anecdotes on staying composed on camera. Listeners will find motivation in her transformation from a nervous performer to a confident host, emphasizing the power of embracing fears for personal growth.
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Hanul's First Live TV Experience
- Hanul, despite being nervous, went on live television for the first time to report on South Korea's Winter Olympics bid.
- She faced unexpected challenges like blurry vision from the teleprompter and her boss's criticism.
The Crushing Criticism
- Hanul's boss criticized her frowning face on air, but she hid her high myopia struggles.
- Her dream of becoming an anchorwoman seemed shattered due to her vision.
Overcoming Obstacles
- Don't give up on your dreams easily; find ways to overcome obstacles.
- Hanul developed tricks like marking words, shortening lines, and rehearsing to combat her vision problems.