"62-pyeong Cheongdam Mansion and Supercar, 'Show-off': Realization..Lim Soo-hyang Confesses 'No Bankruptcy, Just Burnout' [What to Do with What's Left][★Night TView]

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'What to Do with What's Left': Actress Lim Soo-hyang (36) revealed her experience with burnout and her changed attitude toward life.

In the 52nd episode of tvN STORY's variety show 'What to Do with What's Left,' which aired on the afternoon of the 20th, Yooi and Lim Soo-hyang appeared as guests.

On that day, Lim Soo-hyang was asked by MC Lee Young-ja, "I heard you suddenly sold your house and moved to a smaller place, and switched from a large car to a small one. Was there some change in your mindset? Or did you even go bankrupt?"

In response, Lim Soo-hyang said, "(Bankruptcy?) That's not the case at all. I wanted to live a life of decluttering. I thought, 'Let's live minimally.' My car was originally a sports car. But rumors spread that it was a Lamborghini or Ferrari. Articles titled 'Lim Soo-hyang's Supercar' were published extensively. Later, as things became exaggerated, when asked 'Why did you buy this car?' I jokingly replied, 'It's just show-off,' but the articles only ran with headlines like 'Supercar, Show-off.' So I decided to clear everything out. I downsized my house too. I moved from a 60-pyeong home to a 30-pyeong one, embracing minimalism."

Regarding her experience with burnout, Lim Soo-hyang recalled, "There was a point in my life when I hit burnout. I love acting and theater so much, but at that time, I didn't want to do anything at all. I started wondering, 'What is it that I truly want? What kind of person do I want to become? What kind of actor do I aspire to be? How do I want to move forward?' I felt like I wasn't taking on new challenges as much as before. From then on, I began trying things I had never done before. I started running and gradually changed my life."

She continued, "As a result, my thoughts also shifted. I began questioning, 'Do I really need all of this?' and realized, 'Maybe I should try living more simply.' Now, I'm doing well. I am extremely happy right now."

'What to Do with What's Left' airs every Monday at 8 p.m.

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