Jennifer's Column

Today, marriage is no longer something people see as a given—it has become a choice. People are getting married later in life, and more individuals are choosing not to marry at all. In the past, it was common to marry in your 20s and naturally build a family. But times have changed. Many men delay marriage due to financial pressure, while many women prioritize career growth, independence, and personal fulfillment. For some, even the topic of marriage can feel overwhelming or

When I young and looked at a world map, South Korea seemed so small. The Korean Peninsula could be covered by a single finger, while the United States filled an entire side of the map. In my childish mind, I vaguely believed that bigger countries must be stronger and better. Now, I have been living in that vast country—the United States—for many years. It is a life I never could have imagined. Over time, my perspective has completely changed. I have come to realize that it i

It was on my way home from work. One of my staff members quietly said to me, “Director, you seem to use your 24 hours very efficiently.” I paused for a moment when I heard that. We are all given the same 24 hours each day.But the weight of how we carry those hours is different for everyone. Leading a team and being responsible for a companyis not simply about managing tasks. It is about carrying a part of someone else’s life. The livelihood of our team members rests on the co

Hello, I’m Jennifer Lee, CEO of DUO America. After 27 years of guiding people toward meaningful relationships, I have come to believe one thing deeply: True connections do not begin with conditions. They begin in that quiet moment when trust flows—almost beyond explanation. Today, I would like to share one story that has stayed in my heart. A Phone Call in June 2025 It was June 2025, the very beginning of summer, when I received a phone call. “My niece-like daught