Precisely How to Live: A Wall Street Banker's Playbook for Success, Values, and Joy

Your dilemma Do you sometimes forget everything after reading a self-improvement book? Were the recommendations just too vague or difficult to follow when you wanted to try them? Are you still constantly asking why life is so painful, why everyone seems better off, why you aren’t appreciated, and why you continue to fail? Why this book will help These sixteen lessons for life will teach you how to live a happier and more fulfilling life. From a Wall Street investment banker who has lived in various countries alongside both the filthy rich and drug addicts, he dives into every essential aspect of life—career, success, money, love, friendship, and values—and lays out precisely how to live. Nothing brings you peace but yourself, so stop feeling ashamed and treat yourself with this book. Drawing from Park’s personal and sometimes humbling experiences, Precisely How to Live gives you the toolkit you need to make your life more fulfilling. Contents Preface OK—What’s fine doing OK to take your time OK to be jealous OK to lose Do—What you should be doing Do start selling Do stretch yourself early Do think in terms of your values Do exercise prudence Do select your friends Don’t—What you shouldn’t be doing Don’t just listen Don’t let money be your goal Don’t let others define your worth Don’t find rich friends Don’t be on my side Don’t take anything for granted Don’t neglect your health Don’t expect others to change Bonus lessons Closing remarks About the author