* 2.5 million readers' choice, a steady seller in the self-development field
* Includes basic, advanced, and integrated versions of the R=VD technique.
* Perpetual VD Diary hardcover edition added

A dream classic for all generations

《Dreaming Attic》, which holds an unprecedented sales record, including being chosen by 2.5 million readers and a steady seller in the self-development field for 10 consecutive years, has had a huge impact by sending the message that "if you dream vividly, it will come true" to a South Korea filled with anxiety about survival rather than dreams.
In particular, the confessions of Girls' Generation's Seohyun and rapper BewhY, who made their dreams come true after reading this book, showed the great possibility of dreams to the younger generation who were on the verge of giving up on their dreams.
The author, who has risen to prominence as a "national dream mentor" through testimonies from successful entrepreneurs, sports stars, and world-renowned artists, presents the secret to turning dreams into reality through the basic formula of success, R=VD.
This book will be a gift of hope to all generations who hope for change and success.


We can only get what we dream of.

Most self-help books about dreams emphasize effort.
The effort required, especially for those who want to succeed, involves a change so overwhelming that it shakes up the ordinary routine.
It also instills a sense of insecurity that if you don't put in the effort, you will be classified as lazy or eliminated.
The reason this book receives such fervent love and support from readers in this self-help book market is because it talks about 'dreams' rather than effort as the key to success.
The examples of successful people like Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Walt Disney, Steven Spielberg, and Masayoshi Son also focus on how vividly they felt and yearned for their dreams rather than focusing on their hard work.

Conrad Hilton, who became the king of hotels, answered this whenever people asked him about the secret to his success.

“People often think that talent and hard work will bring success.
But that's not the case.
What attracts success is the ability to dream vividly.
When I was working as a hotel bellboy, there were many bellboys around me who were in the same situation as me.
There were many people who were more talented than me at running a hotel, and there were also many people who worked harder than me.
But I was the only one who put all my effort into drawing a picture of myself as successful.
“The most important thing in achieving success is the ability to dream.” —Dreaming Attic, p. 33

What makes “Dreaming Attic” special is that it doesn’t force success.
It only awakens the motivation to dream by telling the stories of people who believed in their dreams until the end and finally achieved them.
It reminds us of the dreams we have lost or forgotten, and gives us the courage to not give up, so that our dreams can become reality.
We will discover that dreams that were once deemed impossible by others or by our own negative egos actually hold great potential, that they are the hope that will lead us to success.