★ Discover a blue ocean of financial investment beyond stocks, real estate, and coins.
★ "Wealth is within 500 meters." An investment strategy book that finds wealth opportunities in the nearest place.
★ New York Times bestseller, highly recommended by Ham Seo-kyung (Cheongdam Candidate) and Kang Yeon-ok (Plpack)

If you are looking for an investment strategy that is ahead of its time, rather than the financial investment that everyone else is doing, then pay attention.
The book "The Final Wealth Formula," which immediately became a New York Times bestseller and #1 Amazon bestseller (business category) upon its publication in the United States and received over 2,000 compliments, has been published in Korean.
This book neither irresponsibly boasts about the startup myth nor offers unrealistic investment advice that only the wealthy can afford. It is an innovative strategy book that has become a hot topic among investment savvy people because it offers another path to wealth beyond the already saturated stock, real estate, and coin markets.

The new wave of wealth this book introduces is 'small business acquisitions.'
The idea is to break away from the stereotype that mergers and acquisitions are something only billion-dollar corporations do, and instead "acquire" boring, small businesses in our neighborhoods that have been in one place for a long time, using creative financing techniques.
This practical investment bible presents specific guidance, reorganized into four steps, such as how to identify industries that should never be acquired, no matter how promising they may seem, and operational strategies for upgrading the profit structure of old businesses by leveraging new technologies.
The fact that this book is authored by Cody Sanchez, an investment mentor with millions of fans locally and who has personally acquired know-how through numerous acquisitions, adds to the book's credibility.

The acquisition strategy introduced in "The Final Wealth Formula" is noteworthy because it is a guaranteed investment strategy and is also effective for individuals with limited background, education, or capital.
From salaried workers looking for a side income to those looking to start their own life as investors by running multiple small businesses simultaneously, this will be the last step for those looking to transform their future.

I, too, only realized this principle after spending 10 years in the financial industry.
You can understand this book in just a few hours.
The truth is this:
You can never achieve financial freedom on a salary.
True freedom is only possible through 'ownership', or more precisely, a share acquired in a proper way.
--- p.15, from “Introduction: Opportunities for Wealth Are Very Close”

In the past, it was common to pass down a business to one's children, but times have changed.
Nowadays, only about 30 percent of businesses are passed down to family members.
The children would rather post challenge videos on TikTok than inherit their father's plumbing business.
Even if that pipeline business generates billions in profits.
What's even more surprising is that many of these successful businesses 'close their doors forever.'
The owners don't even hand over the business to anyone else, they just put up a sign saying they're going out of business and quietly disappear.
--- p.29, from “Introduction: Opportunities for Wealth Are Very Close”

Acquiring a business is a deeply personal decision.
It's based on who I am, what kind of life I want, and what I can handle.
The worst option is to jump into a business that doesn't fit your finances, your risk tolerance, or your desired lifestyle.
--- p.38, from “Chapter 1: The Only Business for Me”

In fact, if you look around, there are many business owners who are willing to sell.
It's just waiting for the right buyer.
Someone who respects the business and its customers, takes good care of its employees, maintains its long-established reputation, and is willing to pay a fair price.
--- p.70, from “Chapter 2: How to Find Hidden Opportunities”

Even the wealthiest investors say this.
"Cash is nice, but I don't want to spend my own money." That's why private equity firms acquire companies with massive borrowings, and even celebrities with high stock prices use mortgages to buy homes.
Now you too will be trading in the same way they do, using a 'profit return' model, or seller financing.
That's how successful people do it.
--- p.115, from “Chapter 4: Why People Without Capital Have an Advantage”

If you don't intend to jump into the operational side of things yourself, you should fairly compensate a competent operator to fill that role.
To do that, you need to acquire a business with a sufficiently generous revenue structure to compensate you.
Just as we keep grain in storage for the winter, we always need a certain amount of reserves to weather unexpected crises.
The same goes for investing.
--- p.169, from “Chapter 7: The business must run even if I don’t work”

The biggest reason small businesses fail is lack of funds.
Money is a cold opponent.
If you don't pay attention, they will quickly move on to someone else.
Financial freedom begins with understanding your finances.
So, be sure to consistently track the flow of business funds.
Managing your money so it doesn't dry up is the key to this game.

--- p.205, from “Chapter 9: Even the smallest business needs a system”

Business owners often think, "If I can't afford it, my customers won't either."
But more customers than you might think are willing to invest in a “better experience.”
So add premium options to your product line.
For example, a laundromat may offer a 'laundry service' at a premium price, a car wash may offer an 'unlimited car wash pass', and an accounting firm may offer an 'annual customized management plan' at a premium price.
Solve the problems of wealthy customers.
They pay better.
--- p.227, from “Chapter 11: Making 10x Your First Year’s Profits Decide Your Future”

Once you become a deal maker, everything in the world begins to look like a deal.
Additional acquisitions, expansion ideas, and capital to invest are constantly appearing.
Soon you will realize.
That there are no limits to this game.
If you have the will and passion, buying and selling "boring businesses" can become an incredibly exciting and thrilling game, far from being boring.
--- p.274, from “Chapter 14: Finding a Way Out for a New Life”

There is only one reason I wrote this book: I believe we can win this war.
And you are one of the people who will lead that victory.
You are an entrepreneur.
A person with the power to change the world.
He is an explorer and creator who makes the impossible a reality.

--- p.277, from “In Conclusion: Don’t Underestimate Yourself”