The evening belongs to me. The Korean art of living life to the fullest after work.

Until 2018, the residents of the Land of Morning Calm had no evenings. The official working day lasted up to 13 and a half hours! Then it was reduced to a reasonable 8, and a year later, Covid struck. Koreans were forced to seek what to do with their free hours.

Ryu Hanbin became one of the advocates of "after-work time." She tried various time management tools and even created a support chat for evening-oriented Koreans. Thanks to this, she was able to elevate her personal and professional life to a qualitatively new level.

Now the author shares the results of her research with us. The tools and rules from this book will add another day to each day you live – the one that begins after work. You will make your life bright and meaningful. Most importantly, you will gain time that belongs only to you!