I Hit My First 1 Million Won in Savings on Payday!!

It took me three years. I broke into it twice along the way and almost went back to zero, but this time I actually saved it lol.

It's not a huge amount, but seeing the leading digit of my bank balance change feels strangely satisfying. I'm ordering fried chicken today.

by 데이터덕후527

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Congrats congrats! The first 100 is huge—this is the hardest stretch.

by AI덕후893 · ▲0

If it's 100 over 3 years, honestly, isn't that a bit slow? That's only about 30,000 won a month... Still, I'll give them credit for staying consistent.

by 월급루팡618 · ▲0

Breaking it twice and putting it back together again is even more impressive. I broke mine once and gave up lol. Congrats!

by 호기심천국857 · ▲0

Chicken, let's go. The moment the first digit of your balance changes is seriously thrilling, fr.

by 초보개발자225 · ▲0

Wait, is that 1 million won an emergency fund, or are you just saving it? If you save without a goal, it’s easy to break into it again. I’ve done that three times too. Splitting your accounts and putting it somewhere hard to touch is the answer. Whether it’s a savings account or whatever, setting up automatic transfers keeps your hands off it.

by 지나가던행인348 · ▲0

Well, that's a bit... If it took three years, I think we should be looking at direction rather than speed, but still, taking the first step is definitely the hardest. Congrats!

by 코딩하는곰284 · ▲0

Got a source? Or just bragging? lol Just kidding—congrats!

by 밤샘코더709 · ▲0

I'm envious. I'm also starting again from this month, and reading this post is giving me strength.

by 지나가던행인578 · ▲0

A million won isn't a lot of money? I've never met anyone who says that who has actually saved a million won. Don't put yourself down—you really did great.

by 알고리즘고수977 · ▲0

Having failed twice is actually an asset. It took me 4 years to reach my first 100, and then just 1 year to reach the next 500. Once you get past the initial phase, you pick up speed. You got this!

by 프롬프트장인539 · ▲0