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Koo Bon-il: I'm forty, but I'm growing rapidly every day.

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"When you got a bad spot, didn't you become an adult? How much time do I have left to tell you about the 'Swee-Sweet' story that will make you cry, even when you're a normal boss?”. I want to be more beautiful at age, less dignified, more financially stable than I would have been if I had said something that was not so bad. I want to live my own life without being compared to others, but not be able to compare it with others. This year, 40 and 40 are said to be unstucked and unmoved, but it is only a youth, and life that should be stable is still a ruthlessly moving life. The author of the average Korean man and the average man, though he has lived a very special life, is trying to tell you his story with reality and talk about living as I do in this age. I start as a regular company, and suddenly I decide to travel around the world, and I go into investments and new businesses to find ways to live my life. I don't want to live in a way that is obvious, I challenge writing books, and men rarely take child jobs and spend time with their families. Looking back, we were not living in the life of a ‘ mainstream, ’ but that's who we are. The author admits in a frank language his little success and failure at the age of forty. It also gives you a sense of the tips of life that you've learned from your experience, which are not known in school or at work. The reader can reason with him on how to get older wisely.

Korean title: 마흔이지만 오늘도 쑥쑥 자랍니다

Korean author: 구본일

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791168365094

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5.0
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NE*******
October 27, 2022

In fact, the book of Marlife's male author had passed the bookcase thinking there might be a lot of uncognised content. That was my illusion. Work in his workplace, the process of building himself up to study, feelings of wanting to look after his wife and daughter with a mindless heart. Everything was sympathetic. I saw something similar in travel stories and in the way I learned to invest in myself, and failed and stood up again, and felt hope in it. It's a book that is read well, if not 40,

구본일: 마흔이지만 오늘도 쑥쑥 자랍니다
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