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Lee Nae-hwa: The 104-Day Weekend Revolution

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Description

Korean title: 주말 104일의 혁명

Korean author: 이내화

Korean publisher: 21세기북스

ISBN-13: 9788950906368

Reviews

3.8
Based on 5 reviews
HA******
January 3, 2007

It was a book for the weekend, and I think I've heard some advice about social life as a bonus, besides how to spend the weekend. I may not be used to social life, or I may be particularly well-versed in the world of Nou. For the second half of my life. A society where play becomes a profession. I started to think again about how to spend the weekend.

JU******
June 9, 2005

Ten principles of behavior:. End the week's work. 2. Don't let the overwhelming conflict hold you back. 3. Cut your promises in half. 4. You're left-handed on weekends. 5. Say "no" firmly. 6. Avoid overtaxing casual relationships. Seven. Take a deep breath without feeling guilty and play as you please. 8. Work as much as you can get. 9. Get experience, not knowledge. 10. Get in time to contact the connection. Text p. From next year until the middle-class business, it's entered the fifth-day

MA*******
September 9, 2004

The revolution of the weekend, the 104th, the best book for all of us who treasure their lives and strive to do it, regardless of age, gender, or age. Indirectly, many people who are sorry that they can't meet Professor Irrationalization directly. But it's going to be a valuable and meaningful opportunity to actually meet with the professor of fire-immigration. Don't hesitate, this week. I highly recommend that you invest in your own future right now in this book! After meeting this book, your

JO******
May 31, 2004

His clear mind on the weekend that should be changed by the introduction of the five-day week proposals is giving people energy and providing them the way to the weekend revolution.

LE*****
May 16, 2004

The first provocation to the writer's unspoken expression was but the later part of the book, the more he felt a little bit sicker and more gnarled. Many companies work five days a week, and a year in two days is 100 days. I think it's a lot of time. The writer says you should spend this time for yourself and gives specific instructions to do so. Sometimes it comes to me as a realistic article. And he's thinking about 10 years later. After 10 years, 1,000 days, and this is three years. My

이내화: 주말 104일의 혁명
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