Three Gates to a Life of "Majoring in Myself"
Here unfolds "myBreezeway Universe," a literary world posing the fundamental question: "Is this where you truly wanted to be?"
The three books —<Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?>, <Nobody Gives Me Living Expenses>, and <Hotel myBreezeway: Majoring in Myself> — each possess their own independent narratives. Yet, they connect organically, like the trunk and branches of a grand tree rooted in the philosophy of "a life of majoring in myself."
GATES What Gate Will You Open?
GATE 1. Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?
A 14-Day Journey Where Philosophy Transforms a Person's Life
All stories begin with this single book.
<Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?> is the ideological matrix where every philosophical concept of the Universe was conceived. It serves as the blueprint, providing the intellectual DNA for the unfolding Universe.
The story proceeds through a densely personal and intense dialogue over 14 days between Sera, who is successful but lost in inner emptiness, and her boss, Brandon. The highlight of this book is Brandon's travelogue of Switzerland. This is not a mere memoir, but a vivid road movie demonstrating how philosophy specifically alters a human life. Brandon recounts Nietzsche's Will to Power, Eternal Recurrence, and Amor Fati through his own turbulent life and experiences in Switzerland. He also brings the lives of Nietzsche and his friends as references, emphasizing the attitude that "Art lies in life rather than in works." Through this journey, Brandon boards the train to the Übermensch, and Sera recognizes the shackles binding her, awakening to new possibilities for her life.
The book concludes with the birth of the idea of a "Questioning Platform." Beyond a mere business concept, it presents a vision of how individual enlightenment can connect with others and expand into a social system, raising the curtain on the stage where the next two books will unfold.
This is where everything in the myBreezeWay Universe began: <Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?>
GATE 2. Nobody Gives Me Living Expenses
How to Regain Dignity in the Closest of Relationships
The philosophical proposition "Major in yourself," presented in Book 1, enters the most realistic and fierce arena of life in Book 2: "Family." The protagonist is a 70-year-old mother who has devoted her entire life to supporting her children. Through her narrative, the Universe declares that "a life majoring in myself" is not a task solely for the young. Through the format of a family drama, it deeply and structurally unravels the process of recovering from a "Mother Identity" to an "Individual Identity."
<Nobody Gives Me Living Expenses> starts with the mother's awakening. Her four children, struggling in their own lives, shift responsibility by saying "It's Mom's fault," while the mother is consumed by resentment and loss, thinking, "How I raised you..." This conflict vividly shows that the issue is not about money, but how the absence of "majoring in oneself" sickens the entire family.
The turning point arrives when <Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?> is placed in the mother's hands. Her running away from home is not an escape, but the beginning of a journey to find herself. A letter left by her late husband functions as a dramatic device, compelling the children to stop blaming others and start the "Mother Majoring Project" to help her grow.
The four siblings' "Mother Majoring Project" is a heartwarming reboot and an inner growth drama where the language of "blame" transforms into "thanks to." The story stands out for dissecting the psychology of attributing one's current state to external factors through the concrete subject of "living expenses," and designing a structure where everyone returns as the master of their own life.
If you want to see how the philosophy of "Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?" wipes away the tears of reality, open this gate
GATE 3. Hotel myBreezeway: Majoring in Myself
The Most Special Check-in to Redesign Your Life
If the philosophical idea born in Book 1 showed its realistic possibility in Book 2, Book 3 embodies that philosophy into a tangible system and space called "Hotel myBreezeway." This hotel is not simply a resort, but a place where the language of space oriented toward "a life of majoring in myself" is designed, and where many characters from the universe converge.
Five individuals with different wounds—an aspiring filmmaker, a failed architect, an exhausted breadwinner, an arrogant entrepreneur, and a scarred influencer—gather here through an audition. Many elements of the hotel function as philosophical devices. Here, food whispers memories, music whispers emotions, and space whispers philosophy.
Major characters from <Nietzsche Said, Is Here There?> and <Nobody Gives Me Living Expenses> appear in transformed states, and the participants face their deepest wounds and engage in dialogue with themselves.
This book demonstrates how "a life of majoring in myself" can be systematically facilitated in a well-designed environment and relationships, beyond individual will. The delicate devices showing how characters from different stories are connected within one world are a great charm of this Universe. <Hotel myBreezeway: Majoring in Myself> unfolds how individual healing creates synergy through connection with others, which in turn leads to new creation and growth, showing the evolution of the "Questioning Platform" idea into a spatial experience.
The is where the vision of the myBreezeway Universe is completed — here you will begin your true story
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