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Three Korean women working abroad share real stories, struggles, and laughter from life outside Korea. From career journeys to cultural shocks, we dive into what it's really like living and working overseas. For what it’s worth, our honest conversations may actually help you—and even inspire you.@hallinote X @maeve X @tlc casually discussing all things life and beyond!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThree Korean women working abroad share real stories, struggles, and laughter from life outside Korea. From career journeys to cultural shocks, we dive into what it's really like living and working overseas. For what it’s worth, our honest conversations may actually help you, and even inspire you.@hallinote X @maeve X @tlc casually discussing all things life and beyond!
Recent episodes include "How to Be Grateful? #1" (10 April 2026, 17 minutes), "Way to happiness" (23 December 2025, 29 minutes), and "Is Love Truly Blind? (Feat. Wegovy)" (8 December 2025, 25 minutes).
For What it's Worth publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for For What it's Worth is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. For What it's Worth requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. For What it's Worth's contact route on record: verified email.
For What it's Worth is an education podcast with 21 episodes published.
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For What it's Worth
Why is it so hard to be grateful? And how can we actually work on it? In this series, we explore gratitude in a real, honest way — not just the idea of it, but what it actually feels like in everyday life. Let’s dive in...
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In this episode, we ask: how do we deal with our emotions? Do we really know ourselves? From hard feelings to glimpses of joy — we talk openly and honestly about what it really means to move toward happiness.
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In this episode, we talk about love — and yes, even the growing misuse of Wegovy.
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Are we all pretenders? And is that necessarily a bad thing? In this episode, we talk about how pretending sometimes helps us survive, connect, and grow — and when it starts to feel fake.
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In this episode, we talk about the honest side of living in another country.
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In this episode, we talk about dating life in 2025 — from how dating apps have changed the way we connect, to why commitment feels harder than ever. Let’s be real about love, confusion, and the messy reality of modern...
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Is the American Dream still alive — or has it become a luxury only a few can afford? In this episode, we dive into the rising H1B visa fees, the chaotic U.S. economy, and the growing challenges for international...
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In this episode, we dive into the Korean education system : how it shaped us, the pressures students face, and why it influenced our decision to leave South Korea.
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What would make you leave your home and start fresh somewhere new? In this episode, we open up about the real reasons behind our decision to leave South Korea. The struggles, the lessons, and what we discovered about...
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We all experience moments that change the direction of our lives. Sometimes for the better, sometimes in unexpected ways. In this episode, we explore what defines a true turning point, share personal stories, and...
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In this episode, we dive into the story of Alexandr Wang , CEO of Scale AI, and explore how humans can stay relevant, adapt, and thrive in the age of AI!
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Life moves fast, and honestly, we forget to feel grateful sometimes. This episode is just us chatting about how we can slow down a bit and find gratitude in the middle of all the chaos!
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Let's Do a Lil Balance Game! Part #2
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In this episode, we play a fun but real balance game: Would you rather work a stable 9 to 5 or live the unpredictable but free life of a freelancer? Next up: What if your co-worker is terrible at their job… but super...
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What was your dream life before, and how does your current life measure up? Let’s talk about how to navigate the tension between what we want and what we’ve planned.
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Can someone really change? # Epi.3 Change in Others Can we really change other people? What can we change, and what should we leave alone? This is the last part of our 3-part mini-series—join us as we dig in.
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Can someone really change? # Epi.2 Change in Life In this episode, we’re picking up where we left off and continuing our conversation about change. This is the second part of our 3-part mini-series—join us as we dig in.
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Can someone really change? In this episode, we’re digging into the idea of personal change and what it looks like in real life. This kicks off a 3-part mini-series—join us as we dig in!
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Everyone has insecurities — but do we have to let them define us? In our 3rd episode, we talk about living with self-doubt and how to grow beyond it.
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Is speaking fluent English enough? What does it really mean to be fluent — and what comes next?
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