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Baduk, Life, and Philosophy of Investing

Jaewon kim

소라의 노트 · 2026-10-31 출간 예정

ISBN 9791124823095 · 사회과학

정가 8원 · 전자책

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Book Description

On the Baduk board, a move that wins a few stones can still cost the game. Investing follows the same rule: a quick gain can undermine the structure that protects an investor over time.

In this reflective guide, Jaewon Kim draws on the strategic wisdom of Baduk—known internationally as Go—to explore patience, risk management, emotional discipline, and long-term thinking. Rather than offering game instructions, stock tips, or promises of returns, the book asks readers to see the whole board: wait for opportunities, protect capital, accept a necessary loss, and avoid risking everything on a single conviction.

With practical principles and investment case studies, this book connects decisions in the market with choices in everyday life. It is for readers who want to think more clearly about uncertainty, resist impulse, and build a steadier approach to investing and life.

The strongest move may be the one that keeps you in the game.

Subtitle:The Wisdom of One Move: Timeless Lessons for Life and Investing

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Editorial Review — Promotional Copy

Baduk, Life, and Philosophy of Investing offers a thoughtful bridge between the ancient game of Go and the modern challenge of investing. Rather than treating investing as a search for the perfect prediction, it presents it as a discipline of survival: see the whole board, protect your position, wait without forcing action, and know when to let go. Its central insight is memorable—long-term success often depends less on one brilliant decision than on avoiding the mistake that ends the game. A reflective choice for readers interested in strategy, investing, and the philosophy of everyday decisions.

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Chapter 1. You Can Win Without FightingChapter 2. Assessing Your Position Is EverythingChapter 3. Greed Leads to Costly MistakesChapter 4. The Wisdom of Reducing Your Opponent’s TerritoryChapter 5. Secure Your Own Position Before AttackingChapter 6. Encirclement and EscapeChapter 7. Calculate the Ko FightChapter 8. The Philosophy of Letting GoChapter 9. The Turning PointChapter 10. Learning to Read the Flow

Part III | Your Toughest Opponent Is Yourself

Chapter 1. Think Three Times Before Making a MoveChapter 2. Stones Do Not Fight—People DoChapter 3. Today’s Move Shapes TomorrowChapter 4. The Trap of TemptationChapter 5. Scale Back as Your Confidence GrowsChapter 6. Lessons from a Miscalculated MoveChapter 7. The Power of a PauseChapter 8. The Power of Reviewing Your DecisionsChapter 9. The Cost of Unnecessary Battles

Part IV | Time Is the Most Powerful Investment Strategy

Chapter 1. Slow and Steady Eventually Pulls AheadChapter 2. Your Gains May Reflect the Market, Not Your SkillChapter 3. The Wisdom of Weighing Gains and LossesChapter 4. Compounding Is the Reward for DisciplineChapter 5. The Long Game MindsetChapter 6. The Market Offers OpportunitiesChapter 7. The Game of LifeBaduk, Life, and the Philosophy of Investing

Part V | What Investors Who Leave the Market Have in Common

Chapter 1. How Chasing Market Highs Undermines Your StrategyChapter 2. The Illusion of Increasing LeverageChapter 3. The Trap of Compulsive Short-Term TradingChapter 4. When Your Strategy Breaks Down, Compounding StopsChapter 5. What Investors Who Leave the Market Have in Common

Part VI | The Purpose of Investing Is Freedom, Not Money

Chapter 1. The Meaning of MoneyChapter 2. Giving Compounding Time to WorkChapter 3. Investing for Freedom

Part VII | Real-World Investment Case StudiesWhen Investment Strategies Fall Apart

Chapter 1. How Chasing Market Highs Undermines Your StrategyChapter 2. The Illusion of Increasing LeverageChapter 3. The Psychology of Delaying a Stop-LossChapter 4. When Overconfidence Brings Everything DownChapter 5. The Consequences of Following the CrowdChapter 6. The Failure of News-Driven TradingPart VII: Key Takeaways

Part VIII | Real-World Investment Case Studies

Final Chapter. Ten Common Patterns of Investment Failure

Appendix ATwenty Principles Every Investor Should Follow

Appendix BThe Investor’s Checklist

Epilogue

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