Cultivate children who can lose

Author: [Korean] Park Young-suk
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Children who only learn how to succeed will never become leaders"
This is a best-selling book in Korea! The author has traveled to over 80 countries and, through this book, introduces parents worldwide to the secrets of cultivating global talent. The author shares the growth journey of a single child who only knew how to win, facing many adopted siblings, and explains how to cultivate children's self-confidence, independence, and leadership qualities. In today's era, it has become difficult to gain social recognition without knowing how to care for others and share with them. This is a book that introduces a new set of life principles for a different time. The book reveals a magical method for gradually becoming a confident and victorious person through harmonious relationships with others. If one only learns how to win and not how to lose, then in a society filled with "little emperors" and "little princesses," those who truly gain high social recognition will be the children who learn to care for others and live in harmony with them. To become a true success, it is not about learning how to compete and win, but about learning how to overcome pressure, bounce back after failure to face the next challenge, and how to coexist with others—the "methods of losing." The book shares the experiences of a single child who only knew how to win, growing up among many adopted siblings. A child can never learn self-confidence and independence on their own; they learn the qualities of a leader while living with their adopted siblings.