
Cafe at the End of the World
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At the end of the world, in a cafe where you can order the meaning of life The second door of life opens A gift-like story that changed the lives of 6 million readers in 43 countries around the world. *#1 on the Spiegel bestseller list for eight consecutive years *Published in 43 countries worldwide, selling 6 million copies *#1 bestseller in three continents: North America, Europe, and Asia *Kelly Choi's Life Book, "Well Thinking" *One book sold every 19 seconds *Til Schweiger to be made into a film “This book is the Alchemist of the 21st century!”_RBA Libros There is a book that Germans copy like a Bible before going to bed. This is the book, "Café at the End of the World," which has been ranked number one on Germany's Der Spiegel bestseller list for eight consecutive years and has been selected as the European bestseller of the year for seven consecutive years. Since its publication in the United States in 2003 and in Germany in 2006, it has been read by more and more readers over the past 20 years, and has had a powerful impact on their lives. Following North America and Europe, it also became a bestseller in China, and is still a book that sells at a rate of one copy every 19 seconds worldwide, making it one of the most popular books of all time. This self-help book in the form of a novel depicts what happens in a cafe that the main character, John, accidentally visits while feeling tired and irritated. Through conversations with the people he meets there, John gains insight that can change his life forever. It is about learning why it is important to know the purpose of existence, how to know it, and what to do after knowing it. And when he leaves the cafe after a night out, he is a completely different person. You will gain the courage to let go of all the clutter in life and live the life you truly want. In fact, the author of this book, John Streecki, gained insight into the purpose of existence while traveling to the end of the world and wrote this book to live a life that realizes that insight. Now it's your turn. If you've found this book, it means you too are ready to discover your purpose in life. “My heart races as I think of the readers who will read this book, find their purpose in life, and ultimately change their subconscious to become winners in life.”_Kelly Choi |
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Recommendation: The Magical Story of Changing Your Subconscious Images (Kelly Choi)
Korean Edition Preface: Why You Arrived at the Cafe at the End of the World
Prologue_I needed that cafe that night.
1.
Highway traffic congestion
2.
A landmark in an unfamiliar place
3.
The Road to the End of the World
4.
Cafe at the End of the World
5.
This is a safe place
6.
Why are you here?
7.
A question that changes the world before your eyes
8.
A strange feeling that is difficult to explain
9.
The beginning of a treasure hunt
10.
People who don't even know they're hungry
11.
Things change when you know the reason for your existence
12.
Green sea turtle on the waves
13.
People wrestling with the waves
14.
What I want right now
15.
Why do things you don't want to do?
16.
Eyes that can see for themselves
17.
Time spent for myself
18.
Are you afraid of death?
19.
Are you living a fulfilling life?
20.
A new perspective on money
21.
What lucky people have in common
22.
Passion is contagious
23.
No one can shake my destiny
24.
A person who can find the answer
25.
Beautiful things that exist even without me
26.
The start of a new day
Epilogue_My Life Philosophy: Fear Disappears
Korean Edition Preface: Why You Arrived at the Cafe at the End of the World
Prologue_I needed that cafe that night.
1.
Highway traffic congestion
2.
A landmark in an unfamiliar place
3.
The Road to the End of the World
4.
Cafe at the End of the World
5.
This is a safe place
6.
Why are you here?
7.
A question that changes the world before your eyes
8.
A strange feeling that is difficult to explain
9.
The beginning of a treasure hunt
10.
People who don't even know they're hungry
11.
Things change when you know the reason for your existence
12.
Green sea turtle on the waves
13.
People wrestling with the waves
14.
What I want right now
15.
Why do things you don't want to do?
16.
Eyes that can see for themselves
17.
Time spent for myself
18.
Are you afraid of death?
19.
Are you living a fulfilling life?
20.
A new perspective on money
21.
What lucky people have in common
22.
Passion is contagious
23.
No one can shake my destiny
24.
A person who can find the answer
25.
Beautiful things that exist even without me
26.
The start of a new day
Epilogue_My Life Philosophy: Fear Disappears
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In fact, the reason I wanted to take a vacation in the first place was to escape the anger and frustration I was feeling right now.
I was exhausted from the endless workload, the bills piling up, and the obsession with success.
I wanted to recharge my exhausted life batteries through travel.
But from the very beginning of the trip, things were going in the exact opposite direction of what I wanted.
“I really don’t understand,” I muttered to myself.
“Use it all up, recharge it, use it all up again, recharge it.
So, does that mean I can finally get what I want?”
---「3.
From "The Road to the End of the World"
To be honest, I've been wondering for the past few years if there might be more meaning to life than I knew.
That doesn't mean my life was miserable.
Although there were some frustrating moments, I had a great job and good friends.
It was flat.
In some ways, it was a pretty good, decent life.
But somewhere deep inside my heart, there was a strange feeling that was difficult to explain.
“That’s the feeling that makes people ask this question,” Casey said, reading my mind again.
The mere fact that I was facing someone who could read minds was enough to make me feel uneasy, but the thought that Casey might be right sent a chill down my spine.
---「8.
From "A Strange Feeling That's Hard to Explain"
“On the second day, I saw the green sea turtle and returned to the beach, thinking a lot.
So I laid a towel on the sand, sat down, and started writing.
I've come to realize that the waves that surge through my life are all the people, things, and events that are trying to grab my attention, take my time, and take my energy.
Things that have nothing to do with the true purpose of my life.
And I realized that the waves that were rolling in were all the people, things, and events that would help me fulfill my purpose in existence.
The fact that struggling with the waves that are coming now is a waste of energy on something useless… … .
Then you realize that you may not have the strength or time left to ride out the waves that come later.
“When I thought about it this way, everything started to look new.”
---「13.
From "People Who Wrestle with the Waves"
“No, that’s not what I meant.
Fear is mainly latent in the unconscious.
Most people don't live with death in mind every day.
But in our subconscious, we perceive that as each day passes, the opportunity to do what we want is reduced by one day.
So I'm really afraid that one day I'll really be unable to do what I want to do.
In other words, I am afraid of the day I die.”
---「18.
From "Are you afraid of death?"
“What do you think makes them so lucky, John?” I asked, taking a sip of water.
"well.
I don't know.
On the one hand, it seems like it was just a coincidence.
Still, I think such coincidences happen to people who truly enjoy their work.
They are the ones who truly live their lives fulfilling the purpose of their existence.
As we talk, it feels natural that good luck always follows these people.”
---「21.
From "What People Who Have Good Luck Have in Common"
If there's one thing I regret in life so far, it's that I didn't try to change sooner.
Maybe I wasn't ready until I walked into the cafe that night.
Now I know why I am here, and I am living a life that fulfills that reason.
Therefore, I will never return to the world on the other side of that door again.
I was exhausted from the endless workload, the bills piling up, and the obsession with success.
I wanted to recharge my exhausted life batteries through travel.
But from the very beginning of the trip, things were going in the exact opposite direction of what I wanted.
“I really don’t understand,” I muttered to myself.
“Use it all up, recharge it, use it all up again, recharge it.
So, does that mean I can finally get what I want?”
---「3.
From "The Road to the End of the World"
To be honest, I've been wondering for the past few years if there might be more meaning to life than I knew.
That doesn't mean my life was miserable.
Although there were some frustrating moments, I had a great job and good friends.
It was flat.
In some ways, it was a pretty good, decent life.
But somewhere deep inside my heart, there was a strange feeling that was difficult to explain.
“That’s the feeling that makes people ask this question,” Casey said, reading my mind again.
The mere fact that I was facing someone who could read minds was enough to make me feel uneasy, but the thought that Casey might be right sent a chill down my spine.
---「8.
From "A Strange Feeling That's Hard to Explain"
“On the second day, I saw the green sea turtle and returned to the beach, thinking a lot.
So I laid a towel on the sand, sat down, and started writing.
I've come to realize that the waves that surge through my life are all the people, things, and events that are trying to grab my attention, take my time, and take my energy.
Things that have nothing to do with the true purpose of my life.
And I realized that the waves that were rolling in were all the people, things, and events that would help me fulfill my purpose in existence.
The fact that struggling with the waves that are coming now is a waste of energy on something useless… … .
Then you realize that you may not have the strength or time left to ride out the waves that come later.
“When I thought about it this way, everything started to look new.”
---「13.
From "People Who Wrestle with the Waves"
“No, that’s not what I meant.
Fear is mainly latent in the unconscious.
Most people don't live with death in mind every day.
But in our subconscious, we perceive that as each day passes, the opportunity to do what we want is reduced by one day.
So I'm really afraid that one day I'll really be unable to do what I want to do.
In other words, I am afraid of the day I die.”
---「18.
From "Are you afraid of death?"
“What do you think makes them so lucky, John?” I asked, taking a sip of water.
"well.
I don't know.
On the one hand, it seems like it was just a coincidence.
Still, I think such coincidences happen to people who truly enjoy their work.
They are the ones who truly live their lives fulfilling the purpose of their existence.
As we talk, it feels natural that good luck always follows these people.”
---「21.
From "What People Who Have Good Luck Have in Common"
If there's one thing I regret in life so far, it's that I didn't try to change sooner.
Maybe I wasn't ready until I walked into the cafe that night.
Now I know why I am here, and I am living a life that fulfills that reason.
Therefore, I will never return to the world on the other side of that door again.
---From "Epilogue_My Philosophy of Life: Fear Disappears"
Publisher's Review
“Why are you here?”
A question that changes the world before your eyes
Endless work, piling bills, obsession with success…
The protagonist, John, is exhausted and takes a long-awaited vacation to go on a trip.
However, the road is blocked by a truck overturn and turns into a parking lot. Unable to bear it any longer, he turns the car in a different direction, but alas, he ends up getting lost instead.
When I was hungry and running out of gas, I arrived at the cafe at the end of the world.
Here he meets Casey, a waitress who playfully asks questions about the purpose of existence, Mike, a chef, and Ann, a regular customer at the café.
John, who is faced with important questions about life that appear when he opens the menu, exchanges various stories with Casey, Mike, and Anne to find answers to those questions.
John gains a whole new perspective on life as he listens to these wonderful stories that help him find his purpose in life: the story of a green sea turtle that moves with the waves, the story of a wise fisherman who realizes what true happiness is, the story of a person who repeatedly dreams of a golf ball landing in a difficult spot, and stories of people who are always followed by good luck.
He sighs, wondering why he never thought of this before, and vows never to return to the world beyond that door.
You are right now at this moment
The reason I arrived at the cafe at the end of the world
Like the protagonist of this book, John Streecki, who was busy working and earning a lot of money, began to seriously contemplate the purpose of his existence during a trip to the end of the world.
Then, on the plane back home, I realized that my purpose in life was to tell people about the meaning of life, and at that moment, I felt a thrill, as if electricity were running through my body.
The book that I wrote in an instant as soon as I got home was this book, “Café at the End of the World.”
He published it in the hope that at least one person would relate to his story, and it has been a powerful source of inspiration for 6 million readers in 43 countries around the world, spreading through word of mouth for 20 years.
If you've been living a hectic life without even knowing why, you'll probably be at first bewildered by the question, "Why am I here?" and just try to avoid answering it.
Even if you seriously think about this question and find the answer, many people will stop there.
The author also said that even after discovering the purpose of existence and seeing the life he wanted through a hole in the wall, there are many people who just loiter in front of the door for various reasons and then just go back, and that was the saddest part.
The answer the author found was to put what he had decided into action.
As soon as you take action, the fear of not being able to do it disappears, and when that fear disappears, you no longer hesitate to open the door of life that you see through the hole in the wall and enter.
So, if I want to live as the person I want to be, I just need to find the purpose of my existence and take action to realize it.
Chairman Kelly Choi, who recommended this book as the book of his life, also confessed that he found the purpose of existence in the same way and began living a life that provides positive inspiration to people as he does now.
And that is why 『Cafe at the End of the World』 appears before you at this very moment.
A question that changes the world before your eyes
Endless work, piling bills, obsession with success…
The protagonist, John, is exhausted and takes a long-awaited vacation to go on a trip.
However, the road is blocked by a truck overturn and turns into a parking lot. Unable to bear it any longer, he turns the car in a different direction, but alas, he ends up getting lost instead.
When I was hungry and running out of gas, I arrived at the cafe at the end of the world.
Here he meets Casey, a waitress who playfully asks questions about the purpose of existence, Mike, a chef, and Ann, a regular customer at the café.
John, who is faced with important questions about life that appear when he opens the menu, exchanges various stories with Casey, Mike, and Anne to find answers to those questions.
John gains a whole new perspective on life as he listens to these wonderful stories that help him find his purpose in life: the story of a green sea turtle that moves with the waves, the story of a wise fisherman who realizes what true happiness is, the story of a person who repeatedly dreams of a golf ball landing in a difficult spot, and stories of people who are always followed by good luck.
He sighs, wondering why he never thought of this before, and vows never to return to the world beyond that door.
You are right now at this moment
The reason I arrived at the cafe at the end of the world
Like the protagonist of this book, John Streecki, who was busy working and earning a lot of money, began to seriously contemplate the purpose of his existence during a trip to the end of the world.
Then, on the plane back home, I realized that my purpose in life was to tell people about the meaning of life, and at that moment, I felt a thrill, as if electricity were running through my body.
The book that I wrote in an instant as soon as I got home was this book, “Café at the End of the World.”
He published it in the hope that at least one person would relate to his story, and it has been a powerful source of inspiration for 6 million readers in 43 countries around the world, spreading through word of mouth for 20 years.
If you've been living a hectic life without even knowing why, you'll probably be at first bewildered by the question, "Why am I here?" and just try to avoid answering it.
Even if you seriously think about this question and find the answer, many people will stop there.
The author also said that even after discovering the purpose of existence and seeing the life he wanted through a hole in the wall, there are many people who just loiter in front of the door for various reasons and then just go back, and that was the saddest part.
The answer the author found was to put what he had decided into action.
As soon as you take action, the fear of not being able to do it disappears, and when that fear disappears, you no longer hesitate to open the door of life that you see through the hole in the wall and enter.
So, if I want to live as the person I want to be, I just need to find the purpose of my existence and take action to realize it.
Chairman Kelly Choi, who recommended this book as the book of his life, also confessed that he found the purpose of existence in the same way and began living a life that provides positive inspiration to people as he does now.
And that is why 『Cafe at the End of the World』 appears before you at this very moment.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: February 24, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 200 pages | 254g | 132*195*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791198173812
- ISBN10: 1198173815
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