We all face different limitations in life. If you are not moving forward in the lonely and difficult path of studying, if you have not yet found what you want to do, if you have been in a company for nearly a decade and no longer know how to perform, if you are tired of the repetitive routine of raising children, or if you have reached the age of retirement and have given up on further growth, will you continue to live with these limitations or will you make a change in your life once again?

If you want to grow to the best of your ability and enjoy the joy of success and accomplishment at least once in your life, records are the fastest and easiest life weapon you can use right now, says Professor Ik Han Kim, Korea's first and best archivist.

If your grades aren't improving no matter how much you study, there's only one answer. You need to apply the principles of recording to create your own study method. If you're reading a book and not remembering it, learn to take reading notes and make them your own. If you're frustrated, make a list of all the things that are bothering you and write them down. If you want to get ahead at work, keep a journal; if you want to be a better conversationalist, keep a conversation log. This is why you should start writing now.

"This is the first book by Korea's No. 1 archivist, who has spent the past 25 years in the field of archiving and has realized the importance of recording and how to do it. This is the first book of its kind in Korea. What you thought was a problem becomes nothing, and your worries are easily solved. Recording is the first step you take to overcome your limitations. This book will give you the best weapon to awaken the potential for growth within you.