“National Granddaughter” Lee Su-yeon, a self-management prodigy recognized by “prodigy discovery expert” Noh Gyu-sik (Dr.)

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Lee Su-yeon of Total Set has emerged as not just a trot prodigy, but also a self-management prodigy.

Through a new episode released on the 9th via her official YouTube channel “Guksa Lee Su-yeon,” Lee Su-yeon met with Noh Gyu-sik (Dr.), a psychiatrist and expert in children’s and adolescents’ brain learning who has discovered numerous prodigies, to undergo an in-depth consultation and brain assessment. Lee Su-yeon, a versatile talent who has maintained excellent academic performance despite her busy singing career, used the assessment to objectively identify her strengths and weaknesses.

In cognitive and reasoning problem-solving conducted before the assessment, Lee Su-yeon demonstrated high-level concentration even as the difficulty increased, proving her outstanding brain capabilities. In the subsequent consultation with Noh Gyu-sik (Dr.), Lee Su-yeon stated, “Balancing my singing career and studies has left me short on time, so I feel burdened by the possibility that my scores may drop compared to before,” while adding, “I have heeded senior artists’ advice not to give up on studying and am making consistent efforts.”

In particular, Lee Su-yeon’s systematic study techniques drew attention. She revealed her meticulous side, saying, “When I cannot attend school due to my schedule, friends tell me the exam scope. I study until I fall asleep at night and work through problem sets, using AI to create similar problems for review on the parts I got wrong.”

Analyzing Lee Su-yeon’s assessment results, Noh Gyu-sik (Dr.) highly praised her, stating, “She has a considerable ability to organize information systematically and strong impulse control. She possesses the ability to consistently manage herself and a ‘talent for effort’ that shines brighter over time.”

He further evaluated, “In terms of self-management, she can be considered at the prodigy level, and based on this ability, she will likely achieve great success not only in music but in any field.” However, he pointed out her coping abilities and flexibility in unexpected situations as somewhat lacking.

Additionally, Noh Gyu-sik (Dr.) urged Lee Su-yeon’s family, “It is important to give her opportunities to express negative emotions verbally and to listen attentively rather than simply offering solutions. I hope you will help her develop new hobbies that allow her to adapt to unexpected situations and rest, such as camping.”

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