Reviews
Goshiwon King: Practical Guide explains how to run a goshiwon. I cautiously wonder whether goshiwons in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province earn good returns. I am curious whether operating one is also attractive in regional areas. This book made me eager to leave wage income behind as soon as possible and receive steady rental income. It explains how to start, prepare, operate, and manage a goshiwon. These may seem like easy topics to approach, but after watching YouTube videos about goshiwon
One day in July 2019, when I took over a goshiwon in my late thirties without knowing anything about the business, my company suddenly informed me that I was being laid off. Losing my job overnight was a bolt from the blue, and my confidence plunged to the bottom. (p. 23) When I took over the goshiwon without knowing anything, 12 of its 29 rooms were vacant, so it was already operating at a loss. I spent about a month removing waste and doing partial renovations, then filled every room through
In a world where investing has become the norm, this book explains what perspectives can shape successful investment strategies and methods, as well as what fields and assets are available for alternative investments. The author shares detailed experiences and know-how, so I would recommend it to anyone looking for new investment management approaches or alternative investment fields. Goshiwon King: Practical Guide describes how starting and investing in a goshiwon can lead to wealth and
My biggest interest these days is cash flow. My current work does not bring in a steady amount every month, so I feel anxious whenever there is no work. This year, I want to create another source of cash flow besides my current work. I have tried various side jobs I found on YouTube, blogs, and in books, but creating an additional stream of cash has not been easy. While looking for something else, I happened to see a YouTube video saying a goshiwon could generate substantial cash flow relative
I was intrigued by the subject of running a goshiwon. I have read many books about personal finance and real estate, but this was my first book about starting a goshiwon business, so I wondered what it would cover. I thought of goshiwons as places for studying or temporary rooms people use instead of studio apartments when monthly rent in Seoul or the surrounding metropolitan area is far too expensive. When I worked in Seoul, I once looked around a goshiwon, also called a goshitel. I was
I have always been interested in starting a business and have tried various things, so someone introduced me to this book while I was exploring more ideas. Starting a goshiwon was unfamiliar to me, but as I read, I wondered why I had not thought of it sooner. It felt as if I was finally getting the first step right. Seeing Seo Bong-gi, who became a goshiwon owner in his fifth year and also offers consulting and lectures, helped me get a sense of which direction I should take. I want to read
Isn't the thing people are most curious about, regardless of gender or age, how to make money? This book explains everything from beginning to end about earning money by starting a goshiwon. Its detailed chapter-by-chapter explanations help readers take a step closer to launching a business. I would recommend it to anyone dreaming of starting a business, young or old.
I have been interested in Airbnb and starting a goshiwon for a while. This book is packed with an expert's know-how, from the basics of operating and marketing a goshiwon to finding a property. It is well organized and detailed enough to be very helpful to anyone interested in or preparing to start a goshiwon. I recommend it.
Whether you are an office worker or self-employed, these days everyone wants financial freedom. But a lack of capital can make you hesitate, and I think this book can guide you. If you want a lifelong occupation with little capital and a life after retirement without financial worries, I hope you will give it a read.
The content is detailed and seems as substantial as a consulting session. It feels as if everything has been laid out for the reader. It explains the realities instead of selling a fantasy, so I think it will be a great help.
Seo Bong-gi: Goshiwon King Practical Guide
In an era of low growth battered by high prices and high interest rates, my salary and assets are melting away. Inequality in income, assets, and retirement preparation is widening, and the future feels frightening. Yet stories of people succeeding at investing are everywhere. It seems as if everyone but me has made money from apartments, cryptocurrency, and stocks. Anxiety is building that I need to do something now. But in this era of high interest rates and inflation, have all the opportunities disappeared? The Practical Edition of Gosiwon King openly lays out the steps and methods used to gain time and financial freedom through starting a gosiwon business and achieve ongoing cash flow, an annual salary of 100 million won, returns of over 25 percent, lifelong rental income, and a lifelong job. It clearly covers what a gosiwon is, the six-step process for starting one, what it takes to become a professional operator, and questions and answers about gosiwons. It also includes case studies and interviews with 11 business owners who attended the Gosiwon King six-week in-person course. These are not the kinds of gosiwons seen in the drama Hell Is Other People. Use this book for help with finding a gosiwon property, contracting, interior design, operations, management, and marketing, and work toward time and financial freedom.
Korean title: 고시원킹 실전편
Korean author: 서봉기
Korean publisher: 재재책집
ISBN-13: 9791198601810
Reviews
Goshiwon King: Practical Guide explains how to run a goshiwon. I cautiously wonder whether goshiwons in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province earn good returns. I am curious whether operating one is also attractive in regional areas. This book made me eager to leave wage income behind as soon as possible and receive steady rental income. It explains how to start, prepare, operate, and manage a goshiwon. These may seem like easy topics to approach, but after watching YouTube videos about goshiwon
One day in July 2019, when I took over a goshiwon in my late thirties without knowing anything about the business, my company suddenly informed me that I was being laid off. Losing my job overnight was a bolt from the blue, and my confidence plunged to the bottom. (p. 23) When I took over the goshiwon without knowing anything, 12 of its 29 rooms were vacant, so it was already operating at a loss. I spent about a month removing waste and doing partial renovations, then filled every room through
In a world where investing has become the norm, this book explains what perspectives can shape successful investment strategies and methods, as well as what fields and assets are available for alternative investments. The author shares detailed experiences and know-how, so I would recommend it to anyone looking for new investment management approaches or alternative investment fields. Goshiwon King: Practical Guide describes how starting and investing in a goshiwon can lead to wealth and
My biggest interest these days is cash flow. My current work does not bring in a steady amount every month, so I feel anxious whenever there is no work. This year, I want to create another source of cash flow besides my current work. I have tried various side jobs I found on YouTube, blogs, and in books, but creating an additional stream of cash has not been easy. While looking for something else, I happened to see a YouTube video saying a goshiwon could generate substantial cash flow relative
I was intrigued by the subject of running a goshiwon. I have read many books about personal finance and real estate, but this was my first book about starting a goshiwon business, so I wondered what it would cover. I thought of goshiwons as places for studying or temporary rooms people use instead of studio apartments when monthly rent in Seoul or the surrounding metropolitan area is far too expensive. When I worked in Seoul, I once looked around a goshiwon, also called a goshitel. I was
I have always been interested in starting a business and have tried various things, so someone introduced me to this book while I was exploring more ideas. Starting a goshiwon was unfamiliar to me, but as I read, I wondered why I had not thought of it sooner. It felt as if I was finally getting the first step right. Seeing Seo Bong-gi, who became a goshiwon owner in his fifth year and also offers consulting and lectures, helped me get a sense of which direction I should take. I want to read
Isn't the thing people are most curious about, regardless of gender or age, how to make money? This book explains everything from beginning to end about earning money by starting a goshiwon. Its detailed chapter-by-chapter explanations help readers take a step closer to launching a business. I would recommend it to anyone dreaming of starting a business, young or old.
I have been interested in Airbnb and starting a goshiwon for a while. This book is packed with an expert's know-how, from the basics of operating and marketing a goshiwon to finding a property. It is well organized and detailed enough to be very helpful to anyone interested in or preparing to start a goshiwon. I recommend it.
Whether you are an office worker or self-employed, these days everyone wants financial freedom. But a lack of capital can make you hesitate, and I think this book can guide you. If you want a lifelong occupation with little capital and a life after retirement without financial worries, I hope you will give it a read.
The content is detailed and seems as substantial as a consulting session. It feels as if everything has been laid out for the reader. It explains the realities instead of selling a fantasy, so I think it will be a great help.
