What makes people grow?

Prologue_ For a better life tomorrow

Chapter 1
You have a duty to make your life a little more wonderful_ The Law of Intentionality
Barriers to Growth | How to Create Change | Applying the Law of Intentionality

Chapter 2
You can find happiness by finding what you are good at rather than what you like. - The Law of Cognition
Memory Loss | Life Direction | How to Find What You Want | Applying the 'Laws of Cognition'

Chapter 3
A person who looks into his own worth will not fall apart_ The Law of the Mirror
A Past You Want to Erase | Your Reflection in the Mirror | The Power of Positive Self-Esteem | Ten Wisdom Steps to Creating a Better Life | Applying the 'Law of the Mirror'

Chapter 4
Life doesn't slow down even if you stop for a moment now_ The Law of Looking Back
Things You See When You Stop | The Power of Pausing | The Habit of Questioning Life | Asking Myself | Leisure to Think | Applying the 'Law of Looking Back'

Chapter 5
What all successful people have in common is 10,000 hours of sincerity_ The Law of Perseverance
Four Questions About Growth | The Limits of Potential | Consistent, Daily Effort | Applying the 'Law of Persistence'

Chapter 6
Surround yourself with good people - The Law of Environment
Moments of Change | Choices Create Change | Advice for Leaders | Applying the 'Laws of the Environment'

Chapter 7
Today's actions become tomorrow's vision_The Law of Planning
What to do at the end of each year | Life lessons | System changes your life | The conditions for an effective system | A golfer's strategy | Applying the 'Law of Planning'

Chapter 8
It hurts, it hurts, it hurts.
So I will grow more_ The Law of Pain
The Worst Events in Life | The Truth About Bad Experiences | The Bag of Pain | How to Learn from Trials | Applying the 'Law of Pain'

Chapter 9
Ultimately, people tend to seek out people with good character - The Law of the Ladder
The Guideless Ambitious ｜ To Succeed, You Must Think Like a Successful Person ｜ Good People Succeed | The Value of Character ｜ Life's Safety Net ｜ Spiritual Maturity ｜ Applying the 'Law of the Ladder'

Chapter 10.

Are you stretching your life well? The Law of the Rubber Band
Flexibility in Life | A Mindset for Progress | Small Differences | Applying the 'Law of the Rubber Band'

Chapter 11
What did you give up today? The Law of Letting Go
Achieving the American Dream | From Vice President to Burger King Employee | New Growth Opportunities | The Five Principles of Letting Go | Applying the 'Law of Letting Go'

Chapter 12
Make life a place full of wonder_The Law of Curiosity
Curiosity and Imagination | How to Cultivate Curiosity | Richard Feynman's Greatest Ability | Follow Your Heart | Applying the 'Law of Curiosity'

Chapter 13
Have you found the person you want to be like, the life you want to emulate? - The Law of Example
Who Should I Follow? | Mentors in My Life | Applying the 'Law of Example'

Chapter 14
Where does the potential hidden within you end? The Law of Expansion
How to Develop Thinking Skills | How to Develop Action Skills | Great Influence | Applying the 'Law of Expansion'

Chapter 15
A happier world created with more people_The Law of Contribution
Leaving a Trace of Life | A Good Example | Be a River, Not a Reservoir | For a Better World | Legendary Contributors | Applying the 'Law of Contribution'

Epilogue
Review and Commentary - Possibility, Your Greatest Power (Jeon Ok-pyo, CEO of Winning Management Research Institute)
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What makes people grow?

“Never give up, you only live once!”
For those who long for their own true inner growth beyond comfort and empathy.
15 Growth Programs from Dr. John Maxwell!

With cumulative sales of 20 million copies, John Maxwell, the world's leading leadership expert, has published a new book on growth, "What Makes People Grow?"
This book offers a way to awaken the potential dormant within many people who do not know where to start or how to achieve what they want.
When life is difficult and hard, warm comfort and empathy can be a great comfort.
But what next? If you've been comforted by the comforting words, it's time to rise again.
In a world where staying still means being eliminated, growth is a necessity for life, whether we want it or not, and John Maxwell says that 15 special rules are necessary for that growth.

《What Makes a Person Grow》 has three main characteristics.
First, it presents principles essential for living life, not just a simple methodology.
It criticizes the conventional wisdom that success can be achieved through hard work alone and explains the basic principles for reaching your destination.
Second, it provides specific ways to create good habits.
It is no exaggeration to say that a good life is made up of habits.
This book provides detailed methods and procedures that can be easily followed in daily life.
Third, we are verifying the content through numerous successful cases that have already used this method.
It is not a proposal of a future without a plan saying, "I will do ~," but it instills confidence and trust in readers based on the experience of 5 million leaders.

If you've been living with the question, "Can I become someone different from who I am today, someone different from who I was yesterday?", listen to what John Maxwell has to say in "What Makes Us Grow?"
The answer to that question is surprisingly simple.
If you want to live a different life than before, you just need to practice ways to live differently.
To break free from the mundane and dull routine of daily life and become a better person, let's use John Maxwell's 15 laws to bring out the greater self within us that we don't even know we have.
John Maxwell said it's important to have a strong will to grow and to be dedicated, and to find a mentor who will guide you into a good environment and offer advice and encouragement.
He also advised that we make time to reflect on ourselves throughout our lives, and that once we have set a goal, we should consistently practice it through meticulous planning and systems.
He also left a message to live a life where one can overcome failure and pain and look back on the lives of others through what one has achieved.

Through this book, readers will find concrete ways to overcome their inner fears, as well as powerful inspiration for achieving happiness and success.


Reviewed and commented by Dr. Jeon Ok-pyo, author of "Winning Habits," and strongly recommended by Dr. Gong Byeong-ho.
This book includes special editing and commentary by Dr. Jeon Ok-pyo, author of the million-seller “Winning Habits,” which has sold over 1.5 million copies, and a renowned management consultant.
Dr. Jeon, who had been greatly inspired by John Maxwell's work and writings, read this book first and, adding Korean examples, clearly outlined how we should understand and acquire the "know-how of growth."
Dr. Gong Byeong-ho, who also strives for continuous self-development, was greatly inspired by the growth program John Maxwell talks about and strongly recommended this book without hesitation.