prolog

First study, life
7 Life-Changing Choices
Honestly, there are 'cheat keys' in life.
Life advice from seniors
Thinking about 'what will my life be like in the future?'
Finding out what level of talent and effort I have
-It's true that talent is innate.
-Effort is also talent, this saying is only half true.
-Strategically manage your efforts through experts
-Metacognizing talent and effort
Predicting 'What will the future world look like?'
[Food for Thought 1] Low Birth Rate and Aging Population
[Food for Thought 2] The 4th Industrial Revolution and a Changing Future
[Thought 3] What will happen to college entrance and employment for teenagers?

Second study, career path
5 Ways to Set Your Career Path
-First, career path setting centered on grades
-Second, career path planning centered on mathematical interests
-Third, set your career path based on your interests.
-Fourth, career path setting in terms of livelihood
-Fifth, setting a course for future sustainability
[Thought 4] Ranking Your Careers
Experience the real job
What if the dream still doesn't come true?
-First, even if it's physically demanding work, it makes money.
Second, find a job that will still be in demand 10 years from now.
-Third, science and engineering majors have good employment prospects.
15 Surefire Ways to Build Career Skills
-Leaving a familiar place and going to an unfamiliar place
-Experience as diverse and challenging as possible.
-Change your environment to change your habits and thoughts.
- Analyze originals and imitate them exactly.
-Develop planning and marketing skills
- Develop a sense of responsibility and vitality
-Develop writing and speaking skills
-Develop AI tool utilization skills and practical design skills.
- Develop creativity and convergence skills
- Develop rationality and understanding
-Raise the bar for effort
-Perform a role as a member of the team
- Try making money yourself
-Develop execution skills
-Develop insight
Let's integrate career capabilities

Third study, academics
What if you're already doing well in school?
-Have respect for others
-Have a heart of service and sharing
-Have an open mind that embraces diversity
If your grades are ambiguous, focus on 'English'.
-First, English serves as "life insurance."
-Second, English is cost-effective.
Third, if you're good at English, you can make up for any lack of academic qualifications.
5 Ways to Improve Your Grades
-First, the goal is to 'sit in a chair for a long time' rather than studying.
Second, thoroughly block out distracting environments for studying.
-Third, focus only on memorization.
-Fourth, do just one thing more than others.
Fifth, develop the habit of setting low goals and achieving them.
There are also Meister high schools, specialized high schools, and vocational colleges.
3 Reasons Why Adults Say "Academic Background" Doesn't Matter
-First, there are now factors to consider other than academic background.
Second, the 4th industrial revolution values ​​"math" over academic background.
Third, the cost-effectiveness of academic background is decreasing.
Still, here are five good reasons to go to college.
-First, academic background is diluted, not eliminated.
Second, universities are becoming increasingly premium.
Third, universities are the only places where you can properly learn about the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Fourth, your network of connections will change when you go to college.
Fifth, the preference for highly educated people still exists in society.
You can turn your study habits around with entrance exam strategies.
-Basic 1.
Build a good relationship with your teacher and ask for exactly what you want.
-Basic 2.
Parents and children work as a team.
-Basic 3.
Don't give up halfway and finish the race.
-Special 1.
Ensure specificity in school type and life history
-Special 2.
Must demonstrate experience solving social or real-life problems.
-Special 3.
Learn and practice the formula for persuading through writing and speech.

Fourth Study: Dating and Marriage
Is it bad to look at the other person's 'conditions'?
However, if you only look at your spouse's 'conditions', you may regret it.
Realistic advice from seniors on love and relationships
Why You Need to Learn About Sex Properly
[Thought 5] How to be good at dating

Fifth study, money
Take a keen interest in money
[Thought #6] Questions You Must Ask Before Making Money
5 Ways to Get Rich
Develop practical money-making skills
- Save well and spend well
-Establishing money principles
-Invest well

Sixth study, health
If you're not healthy, nothing is of use.
Let's live healthy in body and mind
Exercise will change your life forever.
Disability is not about being different, it's about being in harmony.
[Food for Thought 7] Questions to Broaden Your Understanding of Disability
Understanding Death Changes Your Life
[Thought 8] Drawing My Death

Seventh Study, People
What kind of people are our parents?
There are all kinds of people in the world.
[Thought 9] Training to Think About People
Let's study about the person called 'I'
-First, understand yourself through specific tests.
Second, quietly organize your day and face yourself.
Let's declare 'my' dream
[Thought 10] Dream Mandala

Epilogue

★★ Highly recommended by career guidance and advancement teachers nationwide
★★ Career Lectures Chosen by 600,000 Youth

A child who is ahead studies from the beginning.

Andy Lim and Yoon Gyu-hoon, who have been dedicated to youth career education for 11 years, meeting 600,000 students nationwide in the career education field, have published a practical career design book titled “7 Career Study Methods to Reverse Studying Skills,” which is a compilation of their lectures, consulting, and numerous field cases.
This book conveys the message that in the rapidly changing AI era, what's more important than school grades or specific test scores is "an accurate understanding and diagnosis of myself," and then "a specific and sustainable career path design" based on that understanding.


Many teenagers continue to study because they "just have to" or "everyone else is doing it," without knowing what the meaning of their current studies is or what future awaits them at the end of this path.
However, I cannot give a clear answer to the most important question, 'Why and for what purpose do I study?'
"7 Career Study Methods to Turn Your Study Mind Around" starts from that very question.
Just as you need to study for the entrance exam if you want to go to college, and study financial planning if you want to make a lot of money, you need to study life if you want to live a good life.
The seven career competencies introduced in this book are: values, career, academics, love and marriage, money, health, and people.
These are 'life cheat keys' that can turn your life around if you excel in just one skill, but after reading the book, you will realize that the seven skills are not separate pieces of life, but are ultimately interconnected to form the foundation of a balanced life.


Even if you don't have a talent for studying or natural talent, you can still eat well and live well.
While we say grades aren't everything, in a reality where report cards ultimately determine career paths, this book helps young people take control of their lives for the first time.
What today's youth need is not 'comfort mixed with hope' but 'actionable strategies'.
And that strategy starts with the power of knowing exactly about myself.
This book will be the starting point.

A "bone-crushing" career study method that will turn your brain around.

"7 Career Study Methods to Reverse Your Study Mind," a career education book that guides students to break away from the existing academic-centered paradigm and find their own direction in life, addresses the "essential questions about life and career" that young people living in the present age must consider at least once.

Andy Lim, a career consultant and co-author of this book, asserts, “We are no longer in an era where grades or test scores alone can guarantee the future,” and emphasizes that career exploration is the “real study” that young people must begin first.
And this book covers topics outside of textbooks, such as 'love and romance', 'money and the future', and 'health of body and mind', as an extension of career paths, and contains realistic life lessons.

Above all, the greatest strength of this book is its straightforward and practical advice tailored to students' level.
Rather than simply listing information or offering advice, he uses his many years of experience in career education to address common issues faced by today's youth in their own words.
Change your existing thoughts and behaviors with 'hard-hitting, realistic advice' rather than vague comfort.
It also includes questions and missions that help organize your thoughts by chapter, as well as advice from seniors, to help you look at the world 'outside the classroom' from a realistic perspective and design your own path.

This is a book that is absolutely necessary in this era where you can succeed even if you are not good at studying, but being good at studying does not necessarily guarantee success.
If you are a frustrated teenager who has no talent for studying and no passion for what you do, I recommend reading this book from the first chapter to the last, underlining important sentences.
It will be a sure opportunity to break free from the daily grind and design a new life.

Recommendation

A book like a tonic has been published, based on verified data from schools, that realistically addresses the concerns of teenagers and guides them on the right path.
We pay tribute to the author who always provides practical assistance with a sense of mission in the education of young people.

-Bae Su-ji (career guidance counselor at Yongin Sinchon Middle School in Gyeonggi Province)

As teenagers, it's easy to mistakenly believe that solving workbooks is all there is to preparing for life.
This book, which contains all the essential life lessons that children need to know before they step into society, is a must-read not only for students but also for parents and teachers.
It's better because it's easy to read.

-Cho Chang-beom (Jeju Shinsung Girls' High School Career Guidance Counselor)

This book helps students make wise choices at the crossroads they will face in life.
In particular, it is highly recommended as a workbook for career guidance classes, as it is suitable for use as a career guidance textbook for teenagers.

- Recommendation from Lee Hyeon-ju (Career Guidance Counselor at Busan Shinsun Middle School)

A book like a tonic has been published, based on verified data from schools, that realistically addresses the concerns of teenagers and guides them on the right path.
We pay tribute to the author who always provides practical assistance with a sense of mission in the education of young people.

-Bae Su-ji (career guidance counselor at Yongin Sinchon Middle School in Gyeonggi Province)

As teenagers, it's easy to mistakenly believe that solving workbooks is all there is to preparing for life.
This book, which contains all the essential life lessons that children need to know before they step into society, is a must-read not only for students but also for parents and teachers.
It's better because it's easy to read.

-Cho Chang-beom (Jeju Shinsung Girls' High School Career Guidance Counselor)

This book helps students make wise choices at the crossroads they will face in life.
In particular, it is highly recommended as a workbook for career guidance classes, as it is suitable for use as a career guidance textbook for teenagers.

-Lee Hyeon-ju (Career Guidance Counselor at Busan Shinsun Middle School)