
By the way, can we talk about money?
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Book Introduction
“If only someone had told me this story first...”
800,000 life mentor Joo Eon-gyu speaks
The rawest voice on money, success, and life
Trials and errors in life come to everyone, but not everyone can overcome them.
The difference is whether you know how to grow through failure or not.
This book finds the answer in Joo Eon-gyu's practical experience of overcoming setbacks and turning them into assets.
He vividly describes the difficulties he faced when he first started his business, the confusion he felt from repeated failures, and the helplessness he felt when looking at his golden spoon.
Furthermore, it conveys how he rebuilt his self-esteem that had been shattered by failure, what was most important to him in achieving success, and the meaning of the time he endured in fear.
There is no warm message of comfort in this book.
Instead, it presents a cool-headed breakthrough that allows us to break free from a stagnant life and grow.
This is a collection of realistic and strategic advice from Joo Eon-gyu, who has become a life mentor to 800,000 people through YouTube and Instagram, revealing the entire process of success and failure, frustration and recovery without hiding anything.
If you want to reduce trial and error in money, career, and all aspects of life, this is a must-read.
Rather than blindly working hard, you can learn the power to set a direction and move forward.
This straightforward yet relatable solution will be of great help to those seeking a way to get back on their feet in the face of overwhelming reality.
800,000 life mentor Joo Eon-gyu speaks
The rawest voice on money, success, and life
Trials and errors in life come to everyone, but not everyone can overcome them.
The difference is whether you know how to grow through failure or not.
This book finds the answer in Joo Eon-gyu's practical experience of overcoming setbacks and turning them into assets.
He vividly describes the difficulties he faced when he first started his business, the confusion he felt from repeated failures, and the helplessness he felt when looking at his golden spoon.
Furthermore, it conveys how he rebuilt his self-esteem that had been shattered by failure, what was most important to him in achieving success, and the meaning of the time he endured in fear.
There is no warm message of comfort in this book.
Instead, it presents a cool-headed breakthrough that allows us to break free from a stagnant life and grow.
This is a collection of realistic and strategic advice from Joo Eon-gyu, who has become a life mentor to 800,000 people through YouTube and Instagram, revealing the entire process of success and failure, frustration and recovery without hiding anything.
If you want to reduce trial and error in money, career, and all aspects of life, this is a must-read.
Rather than blindly working hard, you can learn the power to set a direction and move forward.
This straightforward yet relatable solution will be of great help to those seeking a way to get back on their feet in the face of overwhelming reality.
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index
prolog
Chapter 1: Why I Keep Talking About Money
Is the advice from the rich not to chase money true?
You can become rich yourself
The difference between 500,000 won and 3 billion won
How to succeed without ability
When irritation repeats itself, life becomes rotten.
How long will you live comparing yourself to others?
Failure is also an asset
Don't let regret be failure
Other people's words don't take responsibility for my life.
Have the ability, not the courage, to quit your job.
The age when poverty becomes scary
Adults who take responsibility for their own lives
If people around you ask if that's possible,
How to escape the swamp of poverty
Chapter 2: How to Get Out of a Slump
What keeps me going at the bottom of life
Negative emotions are not enemies to be overcome.
When sales of 500 million won suddenly became 0 won
Thoughts can break the limits of reality.
Why Rich People Have Leisurely Mornings
What's truly scary isn't failure, but getting used to making excuses.
fake self-improvement
Leave only one choice
We need to change the method, not the goal.
Why You Need to Control Your Facial Expressions the More Difficult You Are
What's different about the leisure life of the rich?
To those who just keep repeating that they can't do it
How to Restore Lost Confidence
Cut out people from your life who don't know you.
Chapter 3 To the person who is enduring the uphill road now
Enduring power
How to create a gap that others can't keep up with
When life seems to be at a standstill
Goals should never be spoken of carelessly to 'others'.
Why My Business Failed
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
The only way for ordinary people to become rich
Don't repeat false promises.
5 Most Realistic Ways to Overcome Failure
Effort is not my only weapon.
Don't ignore the boring times
A person who was not noticed but shined as time passed
It's not something to brag about that I've tried this and that.
Why Your High Execution Ability Didn't Lead to Success
Chapter 4: When to Become the Master of Your Life
Salary is money traded for life.
Can you become rich by hanging out with rich people?
Studying money is ultimately about changing the pace of your life.
Cheap things end up being the most expensive purchases.
No one becomes rich by chance.
How to maintain passion
The method that initially succeeded will fail if you continue to use it.
What Companies with Too Many People and No Results Have in Common
Never show off that you work hard.
Don't reject compliments
If you worked hard but still couldn't save money
A speck of dust may become a speck of dust
What's more important than economic freedom
Actions, not methods, change lives.
Epilogue
Chapter 1: Why I Keep Talking About Money
Is the advice from the rich not to chase money true?
You can become rich yourself
The difference between 500,000 won and 3 billion won
How to succeed without ability
When irritation repeats itself, life becomes rotten.
How long will you live comparing yourself to others?
Failure is also an asset
Don't let regret be failure
Other people's words don't take responsibility for my life.
Have the ability, not the courage, to quit your job.
The age when poverty becomes scary
Adults who take responsibility for their own lives
If people around you ask if that's possible,
How to escape the swamp of poverty
Chapter 2: How to Get Out of a Slump
What keeps me going at the bottom of life
Negative emotions are not enemies to be overcome.
When sales of 500 million won suddenly became 0 won
Thoughts can break the limits of reality.
Why Rich People Have Leisurely Mornings
What's truly scary isn't failure, but getting used to making excuses.
fake self-improvement
Leave only one choice
We need to change the method, not the goal.
Why You Need to Control Your Facial Expressions the More Difficult You Are
What's different about the leisure life of the rich?
To those who just keep repeating that they can't do it
How to Restore Lost Confidence
Cut out people from your life who don't know you.
Chapter 3 To the person who is enduring the uphill road now
Enduring power
How to create a gap that others can't keep up with
When life seems to be at a standstill
Goals should never be spoken of carelessly to 'others'.
Why My Business Failed
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
The only way for ordinary people to become rich
Don't repeat false promises.
5 Most Realistic Ways to Overcome Failure
Effort is not my only weapon.
Don't ignore the boring times
A person who was not noticed but shined as time passed
It's not something to brag about that I've tried this and that.
Why Your High Execution Ability Didn't Lead to Success
Chapter 4: When to Become the Master of Your Life
Salary is money traded for life.
Can you become rich by hanging out with rich people?
Studying money is ultimately about changing the pace of your life.
Cheap things end up being the most expensive purchases.
No one becomes rich by chance.
How to maintain passion
The method that initially succeeded will fail if you continue to use it.
What Companies with Too Many People and No Results Have in Common
Never show off that you work hard.
Don't reject compliments
If you worked hard but still couldn't save money
A speck of dust may become a speck of dust
What's more important than economic freedom
Actions, not methods, change lives.
Epilogue
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Into the book
Don't try to follow what others think is special.
I have to compete by utilizing my strengths.
Everyone envies other people's rice cakes and misses their own strengths.
I know now.
That things that didn't seem special to me were actually my most powerful weapons.
The saying, "Don't chase money," is true.
But until you are in a position to put that into practice, you have to chase the money.
I have to use what I have - youth, experience, time, or whatever it is - as my weapon.
--- p.17
When you fail, the first thing to do is not to think, "Who can I get help from?" but, "What can I keep from what I have now?"
Money and health.
These two are the only assets that allow me to start over again even in the face of failure.
--- p.67
It is important to persevere, but it is dangerous to persevere blindly without any basis.
If there is an indicator, I don't feel anxious even if it is 30 degrees instead of 99 degrees.
The path to 100 degrees becomes clear, and eventually the water will inevitably boil.
--- p.121
When people receive their paycheck, they think, 'I earned it through a month of hard work,' but in reality, that paycheck is not just the result of your hard work, but also your 'life' itself.
Spending your salary without thinking means wasting a month of your life.
I have to compete by utilizing my strengths.
Everyone envies other people's rice cakes and misses their own strengths.
I know now.
That things that didn't seem special to me were actually my most powerful weapons.
The saying, "Don't chase money," is true.
But until you are in a position to put that into practice, you have to chase the money.
I have to use what I have - youth, experience, time, or whatever it is - as my weapon.
--- p.17
When you fail, the first thing to do is not to think, "Who can I get help from?" but, "What can I keep from what I have now?"
Money and health.
These two are the only assets that allow me to start over again even in the face of failure.
--- p.67
It is important to persevere, but it is dangerous to persevere blindly without any basis.
If there is an indicator, I don't feel anxious even if it is 30 degrees instead of 99 degrees.
The path to 100 degrees becomes clear, and eventually the water will inevitably boil.
--- p.121
When people receive their paycheck, they think, 'I earned it through a month of hard work,' but in reality, that paycheck is not just the result of your hard work, but also your 'life' itself.
Spending your salary without thinking means wasting a month of your life.
--- p.182
Publisher's Review
The story of someone who has experienced success, frustration, and overcoming it all.
“Success is not a beautiful and perfect process.
“It takes perseverance to find a way through tears and slumps.”
Now, he is no longer an economic YouTuber, but a person who can be described by the three characters of his name, 'Joo Eon-gyu', and has returned with an essay.
He shares his experiences of applying the world's many secrets to success to his own life without hesitation.
Even though he speaks of the cold reality, he never frustrates the reader.
Rather, it clearly presents a way to get back up again in the face of difficulties.
This is a must-read for modern people who want to find success and meaning in life without relying on vain hopes.
Rather than simply soothing your mind with pleasant words, it confronts reality and teaches you how to maximize your true potential.
What makes Joo Won-gyu's story special is that he never hides his failures.
He honestly reveals the lessons he learned from his greatest failures and shows readers how to make failure valuable.
The author reveals that what saved him when he failed was not the comfort or sympathy of others, but the small amount of money left in his bank account and his unbroken stamina.
He, who felt he had no talent, says that he succeeded through his perseverance of “just doing it even if you don’t want to do it.”
You will come to realize that success comes not from perfect plans or great talent, but from those who persevere through setbacks and find their own path.
Insights that will instantly solve complex concerns about money and life.
This book challenges existing stereotypes about how we approach money.
The author first points out that the advice not to chase money only applies to the rich.
People without a foundation insist that they should chase money first.
Because in the process of chasing that money, you can gain experience and skills, and gradually reach a position where you can manage money.
Furthermore, since it is difficult to accumulate wealth quickly in a structure where a fixed amount is received every month, like a salary, I suggest creating a system that allows for growth.
He explains that the important thing in life is not to spend more time and energy, but to design a system that can make you a golden spoon in your mouth.
They say that if you're afraid of money, you're afraid of life.
By following the story of Joo Eon-gyu, the man who made himself rich, you will discover the surest way to solve both money and life at once.
Perseverance to the end ultimately leads to success.
Joo Eun-gyu cites confidence as the first step to success.
But that confidence doesn't come from vague affirmations or self-suggestion.
He says confidence starts with small accomplishments.
To get back up after failing, he advises starting with small things you can do right now, rather than grandiose goals.
It also emphasizes sincerity as the key to success.
Many people wait for talent, inspiration, or motivation, but the book says, “If you feel you lack talent, just hold on longer.”
Ultimately, success comes from perseverance and never giving up, rather than outstanding ability.
His philosophy is simple but powerful.
This message is particularly practical guidance for those who have lost confidence due to repeated failures, or who have lofty goals but are unable to take action.
Joo-Won Kyu shows us how to create success through small, practical habits, not flashy motivation.
His story offers courage and direction to those who hesitate before the walls of life to start again.
“Success is not a beautiful and perfect process.
“It takes perseverance to find a way through tears and slumps.”
Now, he is no longer an economic YouTuber, but a person who can be described by the three characters of his name, 'Joo Eon-gyu', and has returned with an essay.
He shares his experiences of applying the world's many secrets to success to his own life without hesitation.
Even though he speaks of the cold reality, he never frustrates the reader.
Rather, it clearly presents a way to get back up again in the face of difficulties.
This is a must-read for modern people who want to find success and meaning in life without relying on vain hopes.
Rather than simply soothing your mind with pleasant words, it confronts reality and teaches you how to maximize your true potential.
What makes Joo Won-gyu's story special is that he never hides his failures.
He honestly reveals the lessons he learned from his greatest failures and shows readers how to make failure valuable.
The author reveals that what saved him when he failed was not the comfort or sympathy of others, but the small amount of money left in his bank account and his unbroken stamina.
He, who felt he had no talent, says that he succeeded through his perseverance of “just doing it even if you don’t want to do it.”
You will come to realize that success comes not from perfect plans or great talent, but from those who persevere through setbacks and find their own path.
Insights that will instantly solve complex concerns about money and life.
This book challenges existing stereotypes about how we approach money.
The author first points out that the advice not to chase money only applies to the rich.
People without a foundation insist that they should chase money first.
Because in the process of chasing that money, you can gain experience and skills, and gradually reach a position where you can manage money.
Furthermore, since it is difficult to accumulate wealth quickly in a structure where a fixed amount is received every month, like a salary, I suggest creating a system that allows for growth.
He explains that the important thing in life is not to spend more time and energy, but to design a system that can make you a golden spoon in your mouth.
They say that if you're afraid of money, you're afraid of life.
By following the story of Joo Eon-gyu, the man who made himself rich, you will discover the surest way to solve both money and life at once.
Perseverance to the end ultimately leads to success.
Joo Eun-gyu cites confidence as the first step to success.
But that confidence doesn't come from vague affirmations or self-suggestion.
He says confidence starts with small accomplishments.
To get back up after failing, he advises starting with small things you can do right now, rather than grandiose goals.
It also emphasizes sincerity as the key to success.
Many people wait for talent, inspiration, or motivation, but the book says, “If you feel you lack talent, just hold on longer.”
Ultimately, success comes from perseverance and never giving up, rather than outstanding ability.
His philosophy is simple but powerful.
This message is particularly practical guidance for those who have lost confidence due to repeated failures, or who have lofty goals but are unable to take action.
Joo-Won Kyu shows us how to create success through small, practical habits, not flashy motivation.
His story offers courage and direction to those who hesitate before the walls of life to start again.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 28, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 232 pages | 298g | 120*188*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791193262559
- ISBN10: 1193262550
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