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This program is not about the stay — it is about CEO Kwon Min working directly with parent and student to redesign the student's direction and the family's criteria. In a focused environment away from daily noise, we uncover the student's narrative and build a 1-year actionable roadmap together.
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Core design session where the student's unique narrative is uncovered
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Highlights
Point 01
CEO Kwon Min leads all core sessions personally — diagnosing the student's current state, uncovering their unique narrative, and designing an actionable roadmap connecting admissions and life direction.
Point 02
When parental expectations and the student's actual narrative diverge, direction falters. Parent and student participate together to align criteria and unify direction.
Point 03
We uncover the narrative already within the student but not yet articulated. Simultaneously, we realign how the parent sees and supports the student.
Point 04
Each cohort is limited to a small number of families to ensure deep understanding and maximum focus for every participant.
Point 05
This is not a program that ends with a good experience. It leaves behind a concrete direction, criteria, and 1-year execution roadmap.
Point 06
Sessions take place in an environment fully separated from daily routines — not because the location matters, but because immersion does.
Fit
This session is right for you if
Leadership Trust
CEO Kwon Min leads all core sessions personally. He reads the student's current state not as data but as narrative, realigns the parent's criteria, and designs the path all the way to an actionable direction.
Founder / Student Perspective Lead
Mind Architecture Lab
As a Cornell student, he has lived inside the campus and community firsthand. He helps students shape narrative and positioning based on how direction, language, and presence are actually read within elite admissions environments.
"People trust their thoughts too much."
Interview
Q. Why do you describe human thinking as an operating system at Mind Architecture Lab?
He believes people learn how to gather information, but rarely learn how their own thinking actually runs. His work asks what thoughts repeat most often, when they started, and whether they are truly the person’s own.
Parent Perspective Lead
Prime Foundation
She experienced the full journey of guiding a child to Cornell from the parent's side. Her work helps families reset when to step in, when to stop, and how to support a student with clearer language and steadier criteria.
"I don’t send children to the future too early."
Interview
Q. Why do you use the phrase ‘sense of time’ so differently from normal future planning?
She argues that many parents understand time only as preparation for later, and that this steals the child’s present. Her work is about helping families distinguish whether a reaction is a repetition of the past or a real choice in the present.
Schedule Summary
Not a schedule — a map of how thinking shifts. From diagnosis to design, the family's direction is rebuilt.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Detailed Schedule
Each session connects systematically to rebuild the family's direction. This is not a timetable — it is the flow of transformation.
Day 1
We examine the family's current language, emotions, expectations, and tensions. Not the surface concerns, but the criteria and patterns actually operating within the family.
Time
16:30
The family steps out of daily routines and enters the rhythm of the program.
Expected Shift
Breaking from daily patterns to prepare for essential conversations.
Time
19:00
A first conversation reading the current state of both student and parent. We identify the family's language and criteria.
Expected Shift
Mapping the criteria and expectations operating within the family to set direction.
Time
21:00
Current language, emotions, and sense of direction are documented as the baseline for measuring change.
Expected Shift
Creating a precise record of the current state to compare against after 3 days.
Day 2
We uncover the unique narrative already within the student but not yet articulated. Simultaneously, we realign how the parent sees, supports, and communicates with the student.
Time
07:30
A morning session that slows the pace of thought and creates the conditions for deep focus.
Expected Shift
Calming overheated thinking to build a foundation for complete immersion.
Time
10:30
The core session where the student's hidden problem-awareness and unique narrative are surfaced.
Expected Shift
Beyond listing activities, we define the student's core direction and narrative.
Time
14:00
Parents revisit how they see, support, and communicate with the student.
Expected Shift
Moving from anxious management to the clear observational perspective needed for support.
Time
21:00
Based on the newly discovered narrative and realigned criteria, parent and student engage in deep, aligned conversation.
Expected Shift
Unifying the family's criteria based on the newly defined direction.
Day 3
We connect the defined direction to admissions and life choices, then concretize it into a roadmap applicable over the next year.
Time
09:00
We organize the insights from previous sessions and clarify what each person takes away.
Expected Shift
Quietly consolidating discussions into clear, actionable takeaways.
Time
11:00
Student direction and parent criteria are placed into the same sentence.
Expected Shift
The parent's criteria and the student's direction are finely tuned and aligned.
Time
14:00
We map out the 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year execution structure and deliverables.
Expected Shift
Completing a concrete execution plan the family can apply immediately upon return.
Outcomes
Deliverable 01
The student's unique narrative and direction distilled into a single guiding statement.
Deliverable 02
A guide defining what the parent should support and what to release — clear criteria for daily life.
Deliverable 03
Selection criteria and positioning direction connected to the student's narrative.
Deliverable 04
A concrete execution structure mapped at 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year intervals.
Deliverable 05
Next-step guidelines to continue implementing the confirmed direction after returning home.
Why This Product
Reason 01
When parental expectations and the student's actual narrative diverge, no strategy holds direction. Aligning criteria and direction comes first.
Reason 02
Familiar environments repeat familiar conversation patterns. Essential dialogue requires full separation from daily noise.
Reason 03
This is not a program that ends with a good experience. Real change begins only when the family leaves with a clear direction, criteria, and roadmap.
Stay & Session Environment
A focused environment where core sessions and integration conversations take place. The space is not the purpose — it is the condition for full immersion in direction design.
Policy & Preparation
FAQ
Yes. This session is structured around aligning parental criteria and student direction together. If only one side participates, the core of the design is missing.
3-day intensive session
KRW 7,700,000
Mind Architecture Lab