It's never too late
 |
Description
Book Introduction
By providing meaningful insights for all seniors of this era.
A self-help book for adults that goes beyond comfort to inspire action.
"When you think it's too late, it's actually the fastest time!" This book explores the fears, uncertainties, and possibilities encountered at life's turning points, conveying the message that a new life can be started at any age.
The late 40s to early 50s, commonly referred to as the '30s and 50s', is a time of new challenges and rediscovery.
Rather than dismissing this period as "late," it motivates readers through various examples and insights that view it as a time of opening up possibilities and opportunities.
This book helps you prepare for change with a positive attitude while facing real-world problems.
Through extraordinary success stories and practical advice from ordinary people, readers will be empowered to prepare and design the second act of their lives.
A self-help book for adults that goes beyond comfort to inspire action.
"When you think it's too late, it's actually the fastest time!" This book explores the fears, uncertainties, and possibilities encountered at life's turning points, conveying the message that a new life can be started at any age.
The late 40s to early 50s, commonly referred to as the '30s and 50s', is a time of new challenges and rediscovery.
Rather than dismissing this period as "late," it motivates readers through various examples and insights that view it as a time of opening up possibilities and opportunities.
This book helps you prepare for change with a positive attitude while facing real-world problems.
Through extraordinary success stories and practical advice from ordinary people, readers will be empowered to prepare and design the second act of their lives.
- You can preview some of the book's contents.
Preview
index
Recommendation
prolog
ㅤ
PART 1 | Samal-Ocho, Late Age or Old Age
Live, live, live more, live longer
Samal-ocho, the age when you need more money to spend
Samal-ocho, the age when the golden time for financial management is coming to an end
Samal-ocho, the age at which one must endure in a world rife with slow death
Samal-ocho, still an age when the brain is smart
Samal-ocho, the age when you really need to prepare a plan B
| Expert Section | The Golden Time to Prepare a Trust for Yourself and Your Parents: Samal-Ocho
ㅤ
PART 2 | People Who Break Through the Indicators
Samal-o-cho, people who walk the stormy road again
CHAPTER 1 | Forty is too late.
No, people who started in their 40s
CHAPTER 2 | Still, fifty is too late.
No, people who saw the light in their 50s
CHAPTER 3 | Still, sixty is too late.
No, they proved that it's never too late to start.
CHAPTER 4 | Just do what you're doing.
No, people who changed their lives through a career change
CHAPTER 5 | Give up.
No, people who have been standing on the same road for a long time
| Expert Section | Life Lessons I Learned from Meeting 40 Retirees Over Two Years
ㅤ
PART 3 | If you do nothing, nothing happens.
It's never too late to read a self-help book.
The passage of time does not create the future.
The era of 100 years has already arrived.
Now is the time to prepare for the 130-year era.
| Expert Section | Samal-Ocho, the Starting Point for Healthy Aging
ㅤ
Epilogue | Fear is a reaction, courage is a decision
prolog
ㅤ
PART 1 | Samal-Ocho, Late Age or Old Age
Live, live, live more, live longer
Samal-ocho, the age when you need more money to spend
Samal-ocho, the age when the golden time for financial management is coming to an end
Samal-ocho, the age at which one must endure in a world rife with slow death
Samal-ocho, still an age when the brain is smart
Samal-ocho, the age when you really need to prepare a plan B
| Expert Section | The Golden Time to Prepare a Trust for Yourself and Your Parents: Samal-Ocho
ㅤ
PART 2 | People Who Break Through the Indicators
Samal-o-cho, people who walk the stormy road again
CHAPTER 1 | Forty is too late.
No, people who started in their 40s
CHAPTER 2 | Still, fifty is too late.
No, people who saw the light in their 50s
CHAPTER 3 | Still, sixty is too late.
No, they proved that it's never too late to start.
CHAPTER 4 | Just do what you're doing.
No, people who changed their lives through a career change
CHAPTER 5 | Give up.
No, people who have been standing on the same road for a long time
| Expert Section | Life Lessons I Learned from Meeting 40 Retirees Over Two Years
ㅤ
PART 3 | If you do nothing, nothing happens.
It's never too late to read a self-help book.
The passage of time does not create the future.
The era of 100 years has already arrived.
Now is the time to prepare for the 130-year era.
| Expert Section | Samal-Ocho, the Starting Point for Healthy Aging
ㅤ
Epilogue | Fear is a reaction, courage is a decision
Detailed image
Into the book
This book is full of stories of people who prove that it's never too late to be young.
If you feel precarious and insecure about your current situation, I encourage you to read this book.
You will be able to confirm that anyone can live the way they want, and that the power to make that possible comes from each person's will and heart.
--- p.16
With the life expectancy of the Samal-Ocho people now around 84 years old, they are at a crucial stage of 'self-realization', preparing for the Third Age and beginning a karmic transition.
There is still hope for those who have thoroughly prepared for their own lives.
If you prepare and plan thoroughly in your later years, you can enjoy a stable and happy life even in old age.
This is not only an important factor in economic stability, but also in leading a healthy and meaningful life.
Therefore, living a long life is not just a blessing in itself, but how we prepare for and spend that time determines whether it can truly be a blessing.
A bright future still awaits those who are prepared.
--- pp.35-36
As we enter an era where people live to be 130 years old, living long without preparation can be a disaster, but with thorough planning and preparation, it can be a blessing.
You need to manage your assets wisely, maintain your income, and consider both liquidity and stability.
Let's take out our household account book and write down our life plan today.
By systematically recording your age, income, expenses, and assets and building a sustainable income pipeline, the second half of your life will be richer and more financially free.
If you feel precarious and insecure about your current situation, I encourage you to read this book.
You will be able to confirm that anyone can live the way they want, and that the power to make that possible comes from each person's will and heart.
--- p.16
With the life expectancy of the Samal-Ocho people now around 84 years old, they are at a crucial stage of 'self-realization', preparing for the Third Age and beginning a karmic transition.
There is still hope for those who have thoroughly prepared for their own lives.
If you prepare and plan thoroughly in your later years, you can enjoy a stable and happy life even in old age.
This is not only an important factor in economic stability, but also in leading a healthy and meaningful life.
Therefore, living a long life is not just a blessing in itself, but how we prepare for and spend that time determines whether it can truly be a blessing.
A bright future still awaits those who are prepared.
--- pp.35-36
As we enter an era where people live to be 130 years old, living long without preparation can be a disaster, but with thorough planning and preparation, it can be a blessing.
You need to manage your assets wisely, maintain your income, and consider both liquidity and stability.
Let's take out our household account book and write down our life plan today.
By systematically recording your age, income, expenses, and assets and building a sustainable income pipeline, the second half of your life will be richer and more financially free.
--- p.341
Publisher's Review
“Samal Ocho, your spring begins now.”
'Samal-o-cho (四末五初)' also refers to the period from late April to early May when spring is at its peak.
In terms of seasons, it means the turning point of spring, and in terms of human age, it means the late 40s to early 50s.
How about treating your current age like the spring breeze in full bloom?
Not like autumn, when the harvest is ripe and winter is approaching, but like a real spring day when everything is green.
Yes, that's right.
Samal-o-cho, your spring has just begun.
Samal-ocho is a time when the weight of life and the depth of dreams come together.
The dreams of my twenties were full of excitement, and my thirties were filled with the weight of reality and the search for possibilities.
Forty was a moment of insight that made me realize the finiteness of time.
Samal-ocho is different.
It is a time when we must neither rush nor stop.
The dream of today should not be a mere wish, but a concrete goal built on wisdom and experience.
The years that have passed become a compass and a light that illuminates the path ahead.
As the weight of life grows deeper, so do dreams.
This period is the result of the accumulation of all moments of life, and that accumulation becomes the nutrients that create a better tomorrow.
It is said that 'there is no such thing as being too old'.
“There is no such thing as too old.
There is only the mind that is late.” Now is the time to awaken that mind.
The excitement of being twenty, the awakening of being thirty, and the insight of being forty made me who I am today.
And Samal-Ocho is the time to make dreams come true based on all of that.
Samal-ocho is the middle of spring.
It is a turning point in life and a new beginning.
It's never too late.
Your spring starts now.
Like a true spring day that is completely covered in green, move forward with your dreams deeper and stronger.
Now, we stand on the most shining moment.
'Samal-o-cho (四末五初)' also refers to the period from late April to early May when spring is at its peak.
In terms of seasons, it means the turning point of spring, and in terms of human age, it means the late 40s to early 50s.
How about treating your current age like the spring breeze in full bloom?
Not like autumn, when the harvest is ripe and winter is approaching, but like a real spring day when everything is green.
Yes, that's right.
Samal-o-cho, your spring has just begun.
Samal-ocho is a time when the weight of life and the depth of dreams come together.
The dreams of my twenties were full of excitement, and my thirties were filled with the weight of reality and the search for possibilities.
Forty was a moment of insight that made me realize the finiteness of time.
Samal-ocho is different.
It is a time when we must neither rush nor stop.
The dream of today should not be a mere wish, but a concrete goal built on wisdom and experience.
The years that have passed become a compass and a light that illuminates the path ahead.
As the weight of life grows deeper, so do dreams.
This period is the result of the accumulation of all moments of life, and that accumulation becomes the nutrients that create a better tomorrow.
It is said that 'there is no such thing as being too old'.
“There is no such thing as too old.
There is only the mind that is late.” Now is the time to awaken that mind.
The excitement of being twenty, the awakening of being thirty, and the insight of being forty made me who I am today.
And Samal-Ocho is the time to make dreams come true based on all of that.
Samal-ocho is the middle of spring.
It is a turning point in life and a new beginning.
It's never too late.
Your spring starts now.
Like a true spring day that is completely covered in green, move forward with your dreams deeper and stronger.
Now, we stand on the most shining moment.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: February 27, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 360 pages | 534g | 140*210*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791171520770
- ISBN10: 1171520778
You may also like
카테고리
korean
korean
![ELLE 엘르 스페셜 에디션 A형 : 12월 [2025]](http://librairie.coreenne.fr/cdn/shop/files/b8e27a3de6c9538896439686c6b0e8fb.jpg?v=1766436872&width=3840)
