Ten Years to Establish a Career: The Ten-Year Rule for Successful Life

Author: Kim Byeong-ho
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: What have I done to realize my own value? Until when can I end my life of hopping jobs in pursuit of immediate benefits? What do Einstein, Picasso, Carnegie, and Freud have in common? We must not only focus on the admirable, dazzling, and visible aspects shown by successful individuals but also understand the reasons and motivations that make it possible, and transform them into our own through thinking, learning, and practice. Those hailed as geniuses have at least strived for a decade to become experts in their fields. The Ten-Year Rule is designed to tell you "where and what" to do to make your life's flower bloom more vibrantly and to shape a successful self within those ten years. Time flies, and years slip by. Ten years can pass in vain, or they can be spent creating a remarkable career. In any field, successful professionals share certain common principles. Regardless of how times change, the success of individuals in the workplace cannot be achieved without a series of unique mental and emotional transformations. As Korea's most authoritative expert in transformation management and economic management, author Kim Byeong-ho not only proposes short-term practical methods for how professionals should live in the book but also outlines long-term preparation directions and the theories and self-affirmation methods necessary to take action.