There is a man who paid off 40 billion won in

There is a man who paid off 40 billion won in debt for 16 years. It's Yuja and Tsuyoshi. My father passed away suddenly at the age of 36. He inherited a company full of debt. The bank said it would take 80 years to pay off his debt. After paying off all his debt, a young man in his 30s turned 32. I read a book about paying off a big debt, "One Day, a Man with 40 billion won in debt."

The book's key message is: "Never, Never, Never Give Up. Never give up. There is no night when the morning does not come."

3 best tips in the book that I liked.

1) Write down the worst on a piece of paper.
Yuzawa wrote on the assumption that he failed to pay off all his debts and went bankrupt. In the worst case, it was nothing more than personal bankruptcy. The vaguely great fear disappeared. When I wrote it down in detail, it seemed that it wasn't much more than I thought.

2) The duration of the effort was limited to five years.
Yuzawa set a duration of 5 years, 1,827 days. With my wife, I made a calendar to tear a sheet. And I tore it every day. There were days when debt increased and business didn't work out. However, the date unconditionally decreased every day. 365 days * 5 years + 2 days = 1,827 days (2 days is leap year). I don't care if my debt has increased or decreased for 5 years. I only focus on continuing the company for 5 years. If the situation is the same even after 5 years, the company will be liquidated. The effect of countdown was absolute.

3) I watched encouraging books, songs, and movies over and over again.
The author always listened to the imposing march in the car. I listened to it at the highest volume possible. I gained courage. I bought several books called "Listen, Voice of God" and put them here and there in my office, house, bathroom, and car. I read a sad will of people who are dying unfairly when they are in trouble. I thought it was a luxurious situation. I watched the encouraging and courageous parts of "The Godfather" and "Gone with the Wind" over and over again. In particular, the scene where Scarlet O'Hara said, "I will make you not be troubled by money again!" was very good and motivated.

I paid off all my debts in 16 years. My wife was able to go out and shop. He is happy to feel that his normal daily life has returned. The story of the author, who silently ran the company and paid off his debt, was touching. There is no sharp way to pay off debt in this book. In a way, living hard every day is the only way. The person who owes money may be the only way to pay off his debt.