The New Keyword in Publishing: 'Once a Day' for Culture, Hobbies, and Relaxation Exactly Once Daily!

Even if you want to gain knowledge and culture, enjoy hobbies, or take a proper rest, it is common to just keep the thought of "I'll do it someday" without even trying, and end up letting it fade away.

Especially in the current COVID-19 situation, where you cannot freely take summer vacations, people inevitably deepen their concerns about how to use their time meaningfully at home. However, they often feel at a loss because they do not know what or how to start.

To address these concerns, the publishing industry has recently been moving quickly with the keyword "once a day."

Instead of in-depth books that deeply explore and analyze one field, these books suggest ways to enrich life and nurture the inner self by trying just once a day, such as one page of culture, one writing piece, or one meditation session per day.

First, , which became a bestseller immediately after its release last year, received explosive responses with its concept of a liberal arts book that pinpoints core knowledge on topics like culture, history, and philosophy in just one page a day.

Riding on this popularity, the second book was recently published. Unlike the previous book organized by topics, the People Edition categorizes world figures who opened new horizons for humanity into seven groups?leaders, philosophers, innovators, villains, artists, reformers, and prophets?and presents only essential knowledge.

This book perfectly targets people whose intellectual curiosity about culture and common sense overflows but who lack time or feel burdened by long books due to being accustomed to short texts and stylish videos.

Also, , for those who want to have their own book in this era of one person, one book but hesitated due to the burden of writing, is receiving a good response. The concept is that just writing one page a day is enough to dream of becoming a bestselling author.

Moreover, , which anyone can easily try as a beginner starting meditation, sufficiently stimulates readers' curiosity. It contains methods to help practice meditation in daily life easily for 30 days with just one session a day, making it perfect to start right away without hesitation.

Going forward, the publishing industry is expected to continue spotlighting books with keywords like "once a day," catering to readers' needs who hope to easily satisfy their desires anytime and anywhere without being too grandiose.