From this month, I want to challenge myself to hack the ladder. Before I go on to the specifics let me explain what “hacking the ladder” meant. Hacking the ladder is a termed that I learned through the book “Smart Hacks” by snow. It just means that you don't go through the traditional route that most people think is the “normal” way to do things. One example is the generally assumption that in order to be the president of the United States you have to go through the three branches of state and other insider activities to get the favor of the voters and fellow politicians but this was just an assumption made people study the pattern that have been going on for a couple of centuries. Take for instance president Obama who was still (enter age when he campaigned for Pres.) and didn't have to go through the long and difficult path to the presidency that people generally think of.

So now with that said, let's talk about my current situation. I am a 26 year old human being in Korea. Small country with about (enter population) and naturally one of the most competitive societies in the world (similar to Hong Kong). How competitive you ask? An average high school kid (regardless of gender) studies about (insert time) and eventually goes to sleep at (insert time). Which gives an average of (total of hours) of sleep. All for the dream of going to a good college and a stable job (preferably, civil servant widely believed to be never fired unless you do something close of crime)