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Gems of Insight for a Successful Life

“This is the ultimate capitalist survival manual that will upgrade your life.

With this book, anyone can surpass their limits!”
Hwang Hae-soo, YouTube channel with 1 million subscribers, "All About Jobs"

This book is the first book by attorney Jong-kyung Park, who is called the 'life mentor' of the 2030 generation by providing realistic life advice and success know-how through the YouTube channel 'Life Cheating, Attorney Jong-kyung Park'.
This is a practical self-help book that offers a shortcut to success to young people who are facing realistic limitations, like a cheat sheet for the test of life.


In the past, despite financial difficulties, he went to SKY University on his own without private education and became a lawyer.
For over ten years, he has been practicing law, observing the lives and choices of people who have overcome all kinds of adversity and achieved their goals. Through this, he has discovered the structure of the lives of winners who have made a direct path to success.
Based on that very insight, this book offers those currently struggling to find their direction a life attitude and success strategies that will help them move to the next step faster and smarter.

The author emphasizes that, above all, a mentor is essential for quick success, saying, “Learn from people who are much better than you.”
He asserts that 'cheating' is even more effective for someone like his past self who has no money, information, or connections.
In fact, through his mentoring program, he has listened to countless concerns of people in their 20s and developed a deep understanding of the walls and limitations of reality they face.
Thanks to this, this book contains practical advice that tells you what to do now and how to do it, rather than abstract motivation.

The text is structured around six keywords that make up life: money, people, marriage, work, dreams, and mind.
Each chapter contains the common mindsets and behaviors of successful people whom the author has personally met, received advice from, or observed.
Moreover, by looking into the numerous cases of failure, it delivers sharp lessons so that readers can use them as negative examples and go down the right path.


This book isn't just about encouraging those who dream of a better life; it focuses on finding the "fastest path" to achieving it.
What we should truly learn from the trials and errors of those who have succeeded before us is not their results, but the wisdom they use to judge every moment of decision and choice.
For those who are striving for a better life and running towards success, this book will serve as the most reliable cheat sheet for life.

It would be extremely difficult for a 20-something who has lived with their parents and then become independent for the first time after getting a job to recreate their previous standard of living with their first paycheck.
The situation becomes even more difficult for those who cannot control their living expenses, including the money they spend on rent, as they did when they were living independently.
If you vaguely pursue your past life, you may end up spending all of your income, not to mention saving, and gradually descend into a lower standard of living.
To prevent this, after becoming independent, you will have to give up some of the standard of living you enjoyed for free when living with your parents.
Only then can you prepare for your future.
---From Chapter 1 Money, 'Is Your Current Standard of Living Appropriate to Your Income?'

When you receive blessings that don't match your circumstances, you should be suspicious.
Opportunities gained without effort and income without reason are always risky.
Based on 2023 Statistics Korea data, a net worth of 1 billion won is considered the top 10%, and a net worth of 3 billion won is considered the top 1%.
If you want to be in the top 10% of wealth, ask yourself if you're working as hard as 1 in 10 people. If you want to be in the top 1% of wealth, ask yourself if you're working as hard as 1 in 100 people.
---From Chapter 1, Money, 'How to Distinguish Between Good Opportunities and Scams'

Saying, “I’m bad at saying no…” means you have no self-esteem.
How can someone who can't even say no to important life decisions truly do anything? Why do they feel guilty when they refuse to grant someone else's request, yet not feel guilty about their own life? Trying to live a good life means being prepared to be deceived.
I need to develop the ability to discern between good and bad people, and strive to be recognized as a wise person rather than simply trying to look good to others.
---「Chapter 2 People, 'There is a difference between being good and being a fool'」

One of my acquaintances specializes in real estate and art investments.
I make a profit from the price difference by investing in real estate auctions, analyzing dozens to hundreds of auction items per day.
Then, find 5 profitable items and invest in them to earn monthly rental income.
“People think they’ve worked hard, but when you ask them what they’ve actually worked on, only a handful can give a good answer,” he says.
People only want to acquire his know-how, but do not understand the depth and cost of the effort he put in.
---From Chapter 2, “Opportunities Come from People”

Don't dream of a future with someone who spends money without planning and impulsively without thinking about the future.
And don't expect these habits to change overnight.
Humans do not change easily.
Just as talent is important in running a business or making money, saving is also an ability.
---From Chapter 3, Marriage, 'Economic sense is a prerequisite for a spouse'

It is certainly helpful to have a variety of experiences as you explore your career path.
But when making important choices in life, the question that must always come first is, “Am I okay with doing this for the rest of my life?”
Without such questions, it is difficult to persevere at work, and it is easy to give up and change jobs frequently even at the slightest difficulty or pain.
---From Chapter 4, “If You Can’t Do It For Life, Don’t Start”

The eye of successful people for people is beyond what ordinary people can imagine.
Without that kind of vision, I would never have been able to succeed or reach that position.
There may be a few, but there are always those who know how to recognize someone's abilities and worth.
The desire to learn is ultimately the same as the desire to grow.
Those who choose to live a life that is constantly improving will be recognized for their worth by someone.
So keep reading, keep thinking, keep applying it to your life, and keep practicing putting it to work.
A noble person will surely come to you too.
A person who lives like this is bound to stand out in any group.
---From Chapter 4, “Continuous Learning Brings New Opportunities”

The concept of a newborn baby is based on the desire to easily find answers to life.
However, attempts to find answers to life's purpose or dreams solely from outside sources are bound to have limitations.
Information and experiences from outside sources can help you find direction, but the true answers to your inner questions can only be found within yourself.
What you can gain online is practical knowledge, not self.
Have a serious conversation with yourself.
Only then will you truly understand the meaning of ‘new birth.’

---From Chapter 5, Dream, 'Is God Really God?'

Humans can only choose between two options: regression or progress.
I don't think there is a concept of 'status quo' in human life.
If you think you are maintaining the status quo, you should realize that you may actually be quietly regressing.
To live a progressive life, we must let go of the desire to avoid suffering.
We must learn to manage pain, not avoid it, and this requires new attempts.
It is about consciously learning and adding things one by one that you have not experienced before.

---From Chapter 6, Mind, 'The Law of Wealth Has Not Changed'