It's an easy-to-read introductory book. The wide spacing between lines makes it quick to read.

It was an easy book to read for someone getting into books about economics.

First, It's easy to read. It's aimed at beginners just starting to study investing. The material isn't difficult, and you can finish it in under two hours if you read attentively. Second, If you're interested in building wealth now and in the future, when we have to live in a high-interest-rate era unlike the past, it's worth reading at least once. It offers ways to avoid reckless greed and keep going without losing money, even if it takes time. It doesn't identify promising stocks. However, it

As the times change, so do people's lifestyles. I think the same is true of building wealth. Humans adapt, and life keeps changing. In a changing world, especially one changing quickly, what we need is the ability to adapt. This book explains how individuals can grow their assets on that basis. It's full of information people need today. I hope it helps readers gain even a little more financial breathing room. I'll start putting the ideas into practice one by one and gradually grow my own

For Me, Who Can't Become Rich Like My Parents' Generation. I really wanted to read The New Asset Holder's Life Habits because I want to teach my children, who have been living too comfortably without giving much thought to things, and whose dreams are bigger than their effort, the life habits that matter most. Page 27 asks what it takes to become an asset holder. To get good at a game, you imitate and practice what top-ranked players do. To do well in school, you study the success stories of

A decade passes quickly on the road to becoming rich. 'Don't envy people with a lot of money. Learn how they live.' — Lee Kun-hee. I found a powerful, moving book early this morning. I think it would be good to subscribe to the author's YouTube channel right away, take his words to heart, and use the chapter headings on each topic as reflections to start the day. Completely moved!

In this book, a 'new asset holder' means someone whose wealth is within reach, not someone with 10 or 20 billion won. In my view, a new asset holder has accumulated at least 5 billion won in assets, including real estate, and does not have to rely on income from work to grow their wealth. This is not an arbitrary standard. 'Instinct' also plays a major role in decision-making. It helps you quickly decide whether you should do something and act in a way that fits your position. Successful

As a subscriber who has watched Seo Jeong-deok TV since the beginning, I felt the show was sincere in serving its viewers' interests rather than the host's own, so I became curious about his story and bought the book. I think it's about investing without losing money and sharing ways to earn steady returns rather than make a huge profit. I'm curious what it covers and can't wait to read it.

Knowing that person can help you succeed. I invest in stocks while dreaming of financial freedom, and I've never seen anyone like author Seo. I'm amazed that he works at his job while pushing himself day after day, all year long, and offers an entertaining morning market update broadcast for free. He has diligence, good looks, and even a great voice... What doesn't he have? His experience and knowledge are woven into this book, which offers so much to learn from. I hope it ships soon.