『Lace Up and Start Again』는 출간 예정일(2026-09-22)이 지났지만 아직 서점 판매가 확인되지 않았습니다. 매일 확인해 판매가 확인되면 서점 링크와 함께 한 번 알려드립니다. 예정일 뒤 60일이 지나도 확인되지 않으면 그 사실을 알려드리고 알림을 마칩니다.
Retirement Is Not the End. It Is Another Starting Line.
What happens when a person who has spent 33 years and one month serving in national defense finally takes off the uniform?
For Seo Il-hyo, retirement was not the end of his journey. It was the beginning of another chapter.
After 28 years and one month as an active-duty Army officer and five years as a civilian defense official, Seo Il-hyo stepped away from a career in military intelligence, security, leadership, education, and national defense. Yet even after leaving the military, he still had the strength to run 10 kilometers every day—and, more importantly, the desire to keep learning, teaching, and sharing what he had experienced.
Again, He Ties His Running Shoes is a personal reflection on perseverance, leadership, responsibility, education, human relationships, and starting over.
Drawing on more than three decades of real-world experience, the author shares lessons learned from military intelligence, overseas deployment, crisis response, leadership, teaching, organizational life, and moments of personal struggle.
The book asks a simple but powerful question:
What if the end of one chapter is actually the beginning of another?
Through stories of military service and everyday life, Seo Il-hyo delivers a message to young people, leaders, educators, professionals, retirees, and anyone standing at a new starting line.
You do not have to move as fast as everyone else.
You do not have to remain in the same place forever.
You simply need to keep moving.
If you can run, run.
If you cannot run, walk.
What matters is that you never give up on your own life.
This book is ultimately a letter to those who are still moving forward—and to anyone who still has the strength to tie their running shoes again.
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Again, He Ties His Running Shoes is a deeply personal reflection on what it means to continue moving forward after a long career.
What makes this book distinctive is that its message is not built on abstract theories of leadership or motivation. It comes from more than three decades of practical experience in military intelligence, national defense, education, crisis management, and organizational life.
The author writes about responsibility, but also about loneliness.
He writes about leadership, but also about humility.
He writes about retirement, but ultimately about beginning again.
One of the book’s most memorable ideas is that progress does not require speed. The author’s daily 10-kilometer runs become a metaphor for life itself. There are days when running is difficult, and there are moments when stopping seems easier. Yet continuing, even slowly, can become the foundation for meaningful change.
The book also offers a distinctive perspective on education and leadership. The author reflects honestly on his own experience as an instructor and recognizes that education is not about demonstrating how much the teacher knows. Its true value is measured by whether the learner changes and grows.
Another important theme is the power of genuine human connection. Drawing on experiences in military security, intelligence, overseas deployment, and organizational life, the author repeatedly returns to one principle: sincerity can accomplish things that authority alone cannot.
Ultimately, this is a book about experience becoming wisdom.
It is for people who are approaching retirement, people beginning their careers, leaders responsible for others, educators, military personnel, professionals facing transition, and anyone wondering whether it is too late to begin again.
The answer offered by the author is clear:
It is not too late.
As long as you still have the strength to move forward, there is another road ahead.
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Prologue | I Still Have the Strength to Keep Going
Chapter 1 | A Change in Perspective: From Enduring to Growing
1.1 Keep Moving, and You Can Keep Winning
1.2 A Gift from God
1.3 Why I Run 10 Kilometers Every Day
1.4 Jultakdongsi: When the Teacher and Student Meet at Just the Right Moment
1.5 Win People Over Through Genuine Service
Chapter 2 | Leadership That Creates Happiness: Leading with a Giving Heart
2.1 How to Work Without Losing Yourself
2.2 A Briefing Is a Sales Pitch
2.3 Taking Responsibility When Things Go Wrong
2.4 The Joy of Doing Good
2.5 The Goal of Education Is to Change the Student
Chapter 3 | Lessons from the Field: When You Truly Mean It, People Know
3.1 Learn to See the Bigger Picture in the Smallest Signs
3.2 Understanding People Is the Key to Moving Them
3.3 The Strange Feeling of Going Home and the Meaning of Dedication
3.4 We May Speak Different Languages, but the Heart Understands
Chapter 4 | Life Goes On After the Uniform Comes Off: Starting a New Chapter
4.1 33 Years and 1 Month of Service, and What Comes Next
4.2 Seeing Where the World Is Headed Before It Changes
4.3 A New Career Built on Sharing What You’ve Learned
4.4 A Final Message to the Next Generation
Epilogue | If You Still Have the Strength to Keep Going
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