
Spend all the money you have
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Book Introduction
Are you going to live obsessed with a penny or two, claiming to be preparing for a future that has not even arrived? Will you invest in something you can't afford to buy now and seize new opportunities? "Spend all your money"? In this age of uncertainty, where the future is unpredictable due to COVID-19, the AI revolution, and Bitcoin, isn't that absurd? Everyone is desperate to save money just to alleviate this anxiety, even if only a little. There is a reason for people to go through ups and downs, losing or winning a few pennies while looking at domestic stocks, foreign stocks, and even coin markets. But, is this really okay? Could the balance in my bank account, accumulated by saving penny by penny, be a safeguard against future anxiety? It gives a clear answer to this question: "Spend all the money you have." If you want to turn a crisis into an opportunity, the only answer is to pour all your time, passion, and money into what you really want to do. As the author says, nothing happens if you just sit still. If you put money in a bank account, you won't lose it, but it won't grow either. However, this does not mean that 'investing for money', such as stocks, real estate, or coins, is a proper investment. Instead, he suggests spending time, passion, and money to buy unique experiences and new opportunities. The success of Takafumi Horie, the author who "spent all his money" in Japan, a wasteland for rocket ventures, to pioneer a market and launch a rocket into space, and is now called "Japan's Elon Musk," is based on this philosophy. |
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Prologue _ The more money you spend, the more opportunities you have!
1.
Mindset: The Age of 'Safety First' as the Most Dangerous
After 15 years of running, we finally reached space.
The living, breathing happiness of money
Be the first to raise your hand.
What matters is not the organization, but myself.
I bought my freedom with the money I had for a house.
Money lent is money already wasted.
Studying finance instead of life insurance
2.
Behavioral Revolution - Only those who have played without limits can overcome limitations.
Once you start something, you will feel motivated.
Don't live by your allowance, live by your plan.
Why You Should Take Care of Yourself Until You Die
Instead of a motel, if possible, go to a luxury hotel.
I always go to fun drinking parties
The reason there is no result is because you did not devote yourself.
Stocks and real estate are both ultimately gambling.
An era where playing well becomes a skill
Dedicate yourself to your family, if you can't do it, don't do it.
3.
Time Revolution - All the time that money can buy is gone.
If you have an idea, you can borrow as much money as you want.
I have no wallet or cash.
Leave cleaning and laundry to the professionals
Where you live determines your salary
Talented people flock to those who are good at handling people.
2-hour commute = 20% salary cut
Don't do anything that won't even pay for taxi fare.
The more capable a person is, the more valuable time becomes than money.
4.
Habit Revolution: Saving and Patience Also Have Costs
Don't worry about lunch menu, just eat eel rice bowl
Smartphones are always the latest and best specs.
The support of an 'unbreakable spirit' is physical strength.
How to train your thinking muscles to read the times
There is nothing in this world that is 'all right'.
Courage, like money, should be used sparingly and appropriately.
Even the idea of a "precious object" is ultimately just an illusion.
5.
Career Revolution - How to Turn Your Money into a Brand
Leave the credit to others
Why I Buy Food for Everyone
A hunter doesn't hesitate when faced with what he wants.
'Investment Thinking': Turning 1 into 100
The ability to lean on others is also essential.
It's not about ideas anymore, it's about speed.
“What will you do when you become rich?”
Swing the bat with all your might to break the balance.
Problems that money can't solve
Don't make choices that diminish your enjoyment.
Epilogue _ I want to live my life immersed in what I really want to do.
1.
Mindset: The Age of 'Safety First' as the Most Dangerous
After 15 years of running, we finally reached space.
The living, breathing happiness of money
Be the first to raise your hand.
What matters is not the organization, but myself.
I bought my freedom with the money I had for a house.
Money lent is money already wasted.
Studying finance instead of life insurance
2.
Behavioral Revolution - Only those who have played without limits can overcome limitations.
Once you start something, you will feel motivated.
Don't live by your allowance, live by your plan.
Why You Should Take Care of Yourself Until You Die
Instead of a motel, if possible, go to a luxury hotel.
I always go to fun drinking parties
The reason there is no result is because you did not devote yourself.
Stocks and real estate are both ultimately gambling.
An era where playing well becomes a skill
Dedicate yourself to your family, if you can't do it, don't do it.
3.
Time Revolution - All the time that money can buy is gone.
If you have an idea, you can borrow as much money as you want.
I have no wallet or cash.
Leave cleaning and laundry to the professionals
Where you live determines your salary
Talented people flock to those who are good at handling people.
2-hour commute = 20% salary cut
Don't do anything that won't even pay for taxi fare.
The more capable a person is, the more valuable time becomes than money.
4.
Habit Revolution: Saving and Patience Also Have Costs
Don't worry about lunch menu, just eat eel rice bowl
Smartphones are always the latest and best specs.
The support of an 'unbreakable spirit' is physical strength.
How to train your thinking muscles to read the times
There is nothing in this world that is 'all right'.
Courage, like money, should be used sparingly and appropriately.
Even the idea of a "precious object" is ultimately just an illusion.
5.
Career Revolution - How to Turn Your Money into a Brand
Leave the credit to others
Why I Buy Food for Everyone
A hunter doesn't hesitate when faced with what he wants.
'Investment Thinking': Turning 1 into 100
The ability to lean on others is also essential.
It's not about ideas anymore, it's about speed.
“What will you do when you become rich?”
Swing the bat with all your might to break the balance.
Problems that money can't solve
Don't make choices that diminish your enjoyment.
Epilogue _ I want to live my life immersed in what I really want to do.
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Into the book
If I had saved all the money I'd ever earned, I might have been one of the richest people in Japan in their 40s.
But for me, the encounters, excitement, and experiences of each moment were several times more valuable than the savings.
I've invested in experiences instead of savings, and those experiences I bought with money can never be replicated even if I pay twice as much.
Saving money might ease some of the anxiety you feel in the present, but it can't turn back time.
---From "The Happiness of Living, Breathing Money"
I say just try anything.
If you try anything, you'll know whether it's fun or not, right? Besides, if you just do whatever comes your way, you're bound to succeed at one or two things you never expected.
Even if it's just a small thing, when you taste success, the task itself becomes enjoyable and motivation that you didn't have before comes back.
Positive stimulation will also increase the sensitivity of your nerves and make you feel excitement and joy.
At this point, the virtuous cycle of life begins.
---From "Once you start something, you will feel motivated"
I don't trade stocks for the purpose of making money.
I don't plan on investing in stocks in the future.
The reason is simple.
I don't want to bet money on something I don't really know and can't be sure of.
Also, more than anything, my goal in life is not to somehow make money, but to enjoy life without any desires.
I just don't have the energy to put in effort in such a place.
---From "Stocks and real estate are ultimately gambling"
My success in the IT business wasn't because I had more knowledge than others.
Because while everyone else was exhausted and falling down, I was the only one who went completely crazy and had a blast.
---From "The Era Where Playing Well Becomes a Skill"
If there is something you absolutely want to do or have, you should borrow money and make it happen as quickly as possible.
While you're spending time trying to raise money, a good opportunity might slip away.
All the effort and preparation up to now will end up meaningless.
What you need to reduce at this time is not the size of what you want, but the time required to prepare it.
If you see an opportunity but can't take it because of money, don't hesitate to borrow money.
Money will naturally follow after you get what you want, absolutely.
---From "If you have an idea, you can borrow as much money as you want"
In short, it is clear that we have entered an era where there is no longer any reason to be obsessed with cash.
The value of money continues to fall and will not rise any time soon.
A far more valuable asset than money is time.
In the future, people who know how to use their time more efficiently will be properly evaluated.
---From "The more capable a person is, the more valuable time is than money"
It is more shameful to do nothing than to act and be treated like a fool.
Why is it foolish to keep trying with courage? Just a little courage and effort will eventually lead to success. It's even more shameful to miss opportunities and then become jealous and envious of those who succeed.
---From "Courage, like money, should be used generously and appropriately at the right time"
Don't miss out on the opportunity to get good information or write something quickly.
In modern society, information gathering is like hunting in a hunting society.
You have to fish for information like a hunter, cook it in your head, and then output it.
If you don't do this, it will be difficult to survive in the rapidly changing times.
---From "A hunter does not hesitate before what he wants"
I'm not trying to lay out some shallow morality that says to value people over money.
If you trust money, you will live a life driven by money.
This is the same as being taken advantage of by a complete stranger.
That person may be doing well right now, but I can say for sure that in a little while, he or she will be living a very miserable life.
But for me, the encounters, excitement, and experiences of each moment were several times more valuable than the savings.
I've invested in experiences instead of savings, and those experiences I bought with money can never be replicated even if I pay twice as much.
Saving money might ease some of the anxiety you feel in the present, but it can't turn back time.
---From "The Happiness of Living, Breathing Money"
I say just try anything.
If you try anything, you'll know whether it's fun or not, right? Besides, if you just do whatever comes your way, you're bound to succeed at one or two things you never expected.
Even if it's just a small thing, when you taste success, the task itself becomes enjoyable and motivation that you didn't have before comes back.
Positive stimulation will also increase the sensitivity of your nerves and make you feel excitement and joy.
At this point, the virtuous cycle of life begins.
---From "Once you start something, you will feel motivated"
I don't trade stocks for the purpose of making money.
I don't plan on investing in stocks in the future.
The reason is simple.
I don't want to bet money on something I don't really know and can't be sure of.
Also, more than anything, my goal in life is not to somehow make money, but to enjoy life without any desires.
I just don't have the energy to put in effort in such a place.
---From "Stocks and real estate are ultimately gambling"
My success in the IT business wasn't because I had more knowledge than others.
Because while everyone else was exhausted and falling down, I was the only one who went completely crazy and had a blast.
---From "The Era Where Playing Well Becomes a Skill"
If there is something you absolutely want to do or have, you should borrow money and make it happen as quickly as possible.
While you're spending time trying to raise money, a good opportunity might slip away.
All the effort and preparation up to now will end up meaningless.
What you need to reduce at this time is not the size of what you want, but the time required to prepare it.
If you see an opportunity but can't take it because of money, don't hesitate to borrow money.
Money will naturally follow after you get what you want, absolutely.
---From "If you have an idea, you can borrow as much money as you want"
In short, it is clear that we have entered an era where there is no longer any reason to be obsessed with cash.
The value of money continues to fall and will not rise any time soon.
A far more valuable asset than money is time.
In the future, people who know how to use their time more efficiently will be properly evaluated.
---From "The more capable a person is, the more valuable time is than money"
It is more shameful to do nothing than to act and be treated like a fool.
Why is it foolish to keep trying with courage? Just a little courage and effort will eventually lead to success. It's even more shameful to miss opportunities and then become jealous and envious of those who succeed.
---From "Courage, like money, should be used generously and appropriately at the right time"
Don't miss out on the opportunity to get good information or write something quickly.
In modern society, information gathering is like hunting in a hunting society.
You have to fish for information like a hunter, cook it in your head, and then output it.
If you don't do this, it will be difficult to survive in the rapidly changing times.
---From "A hunter does not hesitate before what he wants"
I'm not trying to lay out some shallow morality that says to value people over money.
If you trust money, you will live a life driven by money.
This is the same as being taken advantage of by a complete stranger.
That person may be doing well right now, but I can say for sure that in a little while, he or she will be living a very miserable life.
---From "Problems that Money Can't Solve"
Publisher's Review
In this "unprecedented" era, there are no blind spots.
Only those who experience things others haven't experienced and seize opportunities ahead of others will survive.
The world is undergoing a major transformation into an era 'unprecedented'.
It's become an era where you can make money just by turning on the camera in your single room, writing something after work, and posting it online with your own sense of humor.
Behind the scenes, existing businesses are declining, established channels are collapsing, and AI is replacing human jobs.
This means that the decline of shaded areas is also progressing rapidly.
No one knows how much further this cataclysmic cycle will accelerate, or in what direction the world will move in the future.
So what should we do, and what can we do?
This book says that in this day and age, it is futile to save a penny or two little by little or to invest in stocks or coins in hopes of making a fortune overnight.
Not only is the balance in my bank account too small to protect me in a real crisis, but I also don't know when the value of money will plummet.
So, in this age of cataclysm, there are no blind spots of danger.
As the author says, in order to stay ahead of the curve and not get swept away by these trends, you need to experience things others haven't and seize opportunities faster than others.
This is the reason why we must 'risk our lives eating, playing, and drinking' right now.
You have to put all your time, passion, and money into things that you can't afford to buy now.
Buy time, experience, and opportunities with money
The author of this book, Takafumi Horie, who started a business with 6 million yen in debt in his 20s and became the "Japanese Elon Musk," asks, "Where on earth should I spend all my money?" Here are just a few:
Time - Even if you reduce your commute by 2 hours, your annual salary will increase by 20%.
Did you know that the stress you feel on crowded subways and buses is comparable to the stress of a life-threatening battlefield? Under such stress, you can't possibly perform at your best.
If you spend two hours commuting to and from work every morning and evening on the subway and bus, you are currently losing 20% of your annual salary.
This means that 20% of one's annual salary is wasted on the street trying to save 200,000 to 300,000 won in monthly rent.
Get a slightly smaller, more expensive room closer to the office.
You can buy time with your money and use that time to do something more valuable.
Experience _ An era where playing well becomes a skill
We live in an era where you can earn much more money by singing, drawing, or even just eating well on YouTube than by working hard at a company.
And this phenomenon will gradually accelerate in the future.
From simple to complex labor, machines and AI are taking over.
In this situation, the value of labor is bound to fall.
This is what it means to have fun.
Spend your money on new games that will keep you engrossed.
Immerse yourself in a game that you want to give your all to, or a game that others have never tried.
The experiences and experiences derived from this immersion will give you a broader perspective and deeper thinking.
Opportunity _ I always go to fun drinking parties
A fun drinking party is not one where you chat with friends and complain about your life.
It refers to a drinking party with someone who is active in a different field than you, someone who has a completely different perspective on the situation, or someone who has achieved great success in something.
Drinking with these people breaks down fixed mindsets, allows us to see beyond phenomena, and gives us the opportunity to examine things with new perspectives.
In short, the drinking party itself becomes a place to seize new opportunities.
Buy new opportunities with money.
New opportunities will lead you to a higher world.
If you want to live an exciting life and have something you really want to do,
Destroy the so-called 'balance controller' within yourself.
The comeback home run in the bottom of the 9th with two outs and a life-or-death situation sent shivers down your spine.
But do you know the secret to a home run? When a batter hits an out-of-field home run, his entire body's balance is severely disrupted.
The body, built through training without missing a single day, naturally achieves balance between the upper and lower body, and the left and right sides of the body.
But the moment you swing the bat with all your might, your body's balance is broken.
You have to lose your balance just for that moment to send the ball flying far into the sky.
Most people aim for a balanced life where they earn a moderate amount, spend a moderate amount, and save a moderate amount.
There may be no better way to maintain the status quo.
But if you want to overcome anxiety and live an exciting life different from others in these times of great upheaval where you can't see even an inch ahead, and if there's something you truly want to devote yourself to, you have to be different from others.
When you encounter a moment of opportunity, you must not hesitate.
At that moment, you must destroy the 'balance controller' in your mind like a home run hitter.
The saying, 'Spend all the money you have' means this.
Whatever it is, it means putting all your time, passion, and money into something you can fully immerse yourself in.
It's okay.
There's no need to be anxious.
There's no need to worry about the future.
An experience that is so immersive that it upsets our balance is of paramount value in a society that fears crisis.
So don't worry about tomorrow, just 'spend all the money you have'.
Only those who experience things others haven't experienced and seize opportunities ahead of others will survive.
The world is undergoing a major transformation into an era 'unprecedented'.
It's become an era where you can make money just by turning on the camera in your single room, writing something after work, and posting it online with your own sense of humor.
Behind the scenes, existing businesses are declining, established channels are collapsing, and AI is replacing human jobs.
This means that the decline of shaded areas is also progressing rapidly.
No one knows how much further this cataclysmic cycle will accelerate, or in what direction the world will move in the future.
So what should we do, and what can we do?
This book says that in this day and age, it is futile to save a penny or two little by little or to invest in stocks or coins in hopes of making a fortune overnight.
Not only is the balance in my bank account too small to protect me in a real crisis, but I also don't know when the value of money will plummet.
So, in this age of cataclysm, there are no blind spots of danger.
As the author says, in order to stay ahead of the curve and not get swept away by these trends, you need to experience things others haven't and seize opportunities faster than others.
This is the reason why we must 'risk our lives eating, playing, and drinking' right now.
You have to put all your time, passion, and money into things that you can't afford to buy now.
Buy time, experience, and opportunities with money
The author of this book, Takafumi Horie, who started a business with 6 million yen in debt in his 20s and became the "Japanese Elon Musk," asks, "Where on earth should I spend all my money?" Here are just a few:
Time - Even if you reduce your commute by 2 hours, your annual salary will increase by 20%.
Did you know that the stress you feel on crowded subways and buses is comparable to the stress of a life-threatening battlefield? Under such stress, you can't possibly perform at your best.
If you spend two hours commuting to and from work every morning and evening on the subway and bus, you are currently losing 20% of your annual salary.
This means that 20% of one's annual salary is wasted on the street trying to save 200,000 to 300,000 won in monthly rent.
Get a slightly smaller, more expensive room closer to the office.
You can buy time with your money and use that time to do something more valuable.
Experience _ An era where playing well becomes a skill
We live in an era where you can earn much more money by singing, drawing, or even just eating well on YouTube than by working hard at a company.
And this phenomenon will gradually accelerate in the future.
From simple to complex labor, machines and AI are taking over.
In this situation, the value of labor is bound to fall.
This is what it means to have fun.
Spend your money on new games that will keep you engrossed.
Immerse yourself in a game that you want to give your all to, or a game that others have never tried.
The experiences and experiences derived from this immersion will give you a broader perspective and deeper thinking.
Opportunity _ I always go to fun drinking parties
A fun drinking party is not one where you chat with friends and complain about your life.
It refers to a drinking party with someone who is active in a different field than you, someone who has a completely different perspective on the situation, or someone who has achieved great success in something.
Drinking with these people breaks down fixed mindsets, allows us to see beyond phenomena, and gives us the opportunity to examine things with new perspectives.
In short, the drinking party itself becomes a place to seize new opportunities.
Buy new opportunities with money.
New opportunities will lead you to a higher world.
If you want to live an exciting life and have something you really want to do,
Destroy the so-called 'balance controller' within yourself.
The comeback home run in the bottom of the 9th with two outs and a life-or-death situation sent shivers down your spine.
But do you know the secret to a home run? When a batter hits an out-of-field home run, his entire body's balance is severely disrupted.
The body, built through training without missing a single day, naturally achieves balance between the upper and lower body, and the left and right sides of the body.
But the moment you swing the bat with all your might, your body's balance is broken.
You have to lose your balance just for that moment to send the ball flying far into the sky.
Most people aim for a balanced life where they earn a moderate amount, spend a moderate amount, and save a moderate amount.
There may be no better way to maintain the status quo.
But if you want to overcome anxiety and live an exciting life different from others in these times of great upheaval where you can't see even an inch ahead, and if there's something you truly want to devote yourself to, you have to be different from others.
When you encounter a moment of opportunity, you must not hesitate.
At that moment, you must destroy the 'balance controller' in your mind like a home run hitter.
The saying, 'Spend all the money you have' means this.
Whatever it is, it means putting all your time, passion, and money into something you can fully immerse yourself in.
It's okay.
There's no need to be anxious.
There's no need to worry about the future.
An experience that is so immersive that it upsets our balance is of paramount value in a society that fears crisis.
So don't worry about tomorrow, just 'spend all the money you have'.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: June 25, 2021
- Page count, weight, size: 216 pages | 650g | 136*210*18mm
- ISBN13: 9791165343491
- ISBN10: 1165343495
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