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prolog

Step 1.
The harsh reality of capitalism

01 Work Life
Another name for office worker, slave
41 is the peak of economic activity
Outside the office, hell or heaven
From certain death to a life that can be lived
24 hours a day, life for the company

02 A society that creates envy
Why Lotto Winners Become Unhappy
The Fall of the Happiest Country
The masses follow the fashions of the upper class
The happiest city in South Korea

03 Polarized Society
Capital>Society of Labor Income
People who live in the same place but in different worlds
Consume or invest
When your thoughts change, the people you meet change.

04 Future Society
A society ruled by a minority
The emergence of virtual worlds
Henry Ford's foresight

05 Korean Society
Aging Republic of Korea
A life of deficit awaits
South Korea's excessive isolationism

Step 2.
The essential spirit of capitalism

01 Desperation
Time is power, time is money
Recommended books for those who lack urgency
The power to not give up in desperate moments

02 Antifragile
An attitude that thinks of gains rather than losses
The safest thing is the most dangerous thing
The fate of fish in a fish tank without natural enemies
Negative emotions can also be empowering

03 A perspective that looks 10 years ahead
Small Habits That Will Lead to Success in 10 Years
Park Sae-roi's 15-year plan
the goose that lays golden eggs

04 Feelings toward others
The core of capitalism is human selfishness.
The mindset a rich person should have
Your thoughts are valuable too

05 difference
The best seats are not crowded.
Differentiation from others
People who make a difference in consumption

Step 3.
Essential Habits of Capitalism

01 Routine
The importance of routine
Routine, Habits for Victory
How to Create a Routine

02 Reading Habits
Poor paternal family and rich maternal family
People who don't read books
Why Reading Books is Hard

03 Energy Management
A life of 'leverage'
Things that drain my energy
A Day in the Life of Manager Kim Geun-yang and Manager Park Ru-tin

04 Extreme Experience
Living on ten thousand won for a month
Holding on to a plummeting stock
Living like a Chinese person for 6 months

05 Cognitive dissonance
Pretending to be rich when you're not
Jim Carrey's Cognitive Dissonance: Making Imagination Real

Step 4.
How to make money

01 Earned Income
Amazing benefits of work
People who can go all-in on the company
Resigning prematurely is a shortcut to ruin.

02 Real estate income
There is no rich man without a home.
The house you live in is the house I want to buy
A strategy I would implement if I were 27 years old

03 Stock Income
A Good Mind, the Basics of Stock Investing
Patience: How to Survive a Bear Market
Things to keep in mind when investing in stocks
Things to Avoid When Investing in Stocks

04 Content Income
Making myself known and increasing my value
Write consistently every day, blog income
Unrestricted freedom, e-book income

05 Business Income
Business, a perfect challenge to fail
The world of easy side hustles for office workers
Relaxed differentiation instead of exhausting competition

Step 5.
Things as important as money

01 Human Relationships
People like this should be 'cut off'
Beware of people who speak with difficulty.
I need to raise my level to meet high-level people.

02 Marital Relationship
There's no later time, take care of those closest to you first.
Economic concepts as important as love

03 Children's Education
Develop study habits through play
Parents should set an example for their children, not demand it of them.

04 Health
Life comes before work
Time to recover from stress

05 Myself
The most precious value in a capitalist society
Life as a slave and life as a master

Epilogue

Leverage your earned income to build a smart wealth system!
Freedom from money and time is within reach.

It is often said that having an apartment where you can live with your family without worrying about moving is an ordinary life.
But as time goes by, it becomes more and more difficult to even achieve that ordinary life.
If you want to be free from dependence on work and free from money and time, you need realistic solutions.
If you look for solutions within your workplace, you will only become more and more of a slave to your workplace.
The real answer lies in taking advantage of the benefits your job offers.
We need to create a wealth system centered on earned income.
The author, who had been devoted to his company with the firm belief that he could achieve financial freedom through work, applied the money rules of the rich to reality.
He created a wealth system with the labor income he earned from the company, accumulated assets, and achieved financial freedom.
In other words, the company was leveraged.
In "Insight into Wealth," the author reveals the rules of money he learned through trial and error.
Even ordinary people can accumulate wealth and acquire both money and time without relying on earned income if they know the rules of money.

The way we work, think, act, have relationships, be happy, and have habits.
Get on track to becoming rich!

Capitalism enriches society as a whole, but in the process it creates inevitable disparities.
Moreover, as time passes, the value of labor and the value of money decline, and the gap in assets gradually widens, making the polarization of wealth inevitably more pronounced.
Before the value of my labor declines further, I need to listen to the habits and attitudes of the rich.
If you know what was different about how they worked, how they handled money, and how they treated the people around them, you can see the path to becoming rich.
If you want to make 'economic freedom' a reality rather than a dream, thinking and acting in a way that will make you rich will bring you one step closer to a rich future.
『Wealth Insights』 explains in five steps a realistic way for ordinary people to acquire wealth.


Step 1 - First, we must properly understand the harsh reality of capitalism.
If you live in a capitalist society and don't know the system, you will be dragged around by money your whole life.
People who are not ready to quit their jobs because they are satisfied with their regular paychecks will eventually try to stay at the company for even one more day.
If I want to use capitalism, I have to understand reality first.

Step 2 - Understand the mindset and way of thinking of the rich.
What mindset led them to think and act so quickly that they achieved economic freedom earlier than others? We examine the capitalist spirit that led the wealthy to success through the lens of desperation, antifragility, a ten-year perspective, empathy for others, and differences.

Step 3 - Rich people clearly have common habits that attract wealth.
If you want to be rich, you need to know what habits they have.
In Step 3, we will explore the habits of the rich by dividing them into routines, reading habits, energy management, extreme experiences, and cognitive dissonance.

Step 4 - If you've re-established your mindset and habits for capitalism and becoming wealthy, Step 4 reveals how to use your steady income to build wealth.
We'll introduce how to leverage your business, how to invest with the seed money you save from your salary, and how to create a steady cash flow outside of your salary.
Not only that, it also reveals in detail the secrets to success on how to differentiate yourself from others and gain an advantage.

Step 5 - If you only look ahead and run, you often end up missing out on important things around you.
If you want to become truly rich, you must surround yourself with good people.
Step 5 talks about the values ​​and attitudes in life that come with recognizing that money is just as important as anything else and setting different goals.