The ability to think determines the quality of one's work. Just as one must abandon the boat once crossing the river, one must let go of words once the meaning is grasped. The smile that appears upon holding a flower signifies a state of not being consumed by language and written characters. Often, what we perceive as difficult is merely the language itself, not the meaning. The ability to think is the path of following the meaning without being deceived by words, and of finding its essence. If

People want to use their minds effectively, excel in their studies, and perform well at work. Consequently, they attend various lectures or read books, but often find that the information is not well organized or specific enough. This leads them to doubt their own abilities, and they frequently give up after trying this and that. I seem to be no different. Reading the book *Thought Coding* helps you understand the causes and reasons behind these issues and offers effective solutions. Because

I think I read books with the vague assumption that simply reading and underlining would make me remember everything. However, in most cases, I do not remember. To catch fleeting memories, a method is needed. This book clearly explains that method through categorization and structuring. Simply classifying and connecting thoughts well can change the quality of your results. I am riddled with the illusion that reading a book makes me remember everything. I need to practice categorization and

I think I read books with the vague assumption that simply reading and underlining would make me remember everything. However, in most cases, I do not remember. To catch fleeting memories, a method is needed. This book clearly explains that method through categorization and structuring. Simply classifying and connecting thoughts well can change the quality of the results. I am riddled with the illusion that reading a book makes me remember everything. I need to practice categorization and

I took CEO Hong's training two years ago and have been applying it to my work ever since. This single book is packed with principles for systematic organization and planning! I am spreading the word far and wide to my colleagues!

This book presents the rationale and solutions for the causes that prevent humans from unleashing their inherent excellence in a concrete and easy-to-read manner. In particular, thanks to the author's persistent efforts regarding study methods and logic, the book feels genuinely substantial and composed of useful information that leaves nothing out. This book seems poised to serve as a guide that enables meaningful life planning for anyone aspiring to excel in their studies and those seeking a

After reading Author Hong Jin-pyo's book, I have become interested in how important "thought coding"—the skill of organizing thoughts—is, rather than simply knowing a lot. It seems that I will achieve significant simplification and logical growth in various aspects of my life and career.

I used to underline diligently while reading. I told myself that I would just need to read the important parts later, but I never actually reread them. Reading so many books this way meant nothing stayed in my head. Underlining slowed down my reading speed and only gave me the reassurance that I would just read the underlined sections later. I had read the material, but I couldn't explain it to others, nor could I use the information myself. A sense of crisis grew, realizing that I couldn't

Perceptual categorization is an animal instinct, but conceptual categorization is a linguistic ability unique to humans. For this reason, it is said that the degree of this categorization ability varies depending on the language or cultural context. In verb-centered languages like Korean, conceptual categorization centered on nouns is relatively underdeveloped. A crucial aspect of categorization is the absence of overlap and omission. This is the MECE principle, which means mutual exclusion