This is a two-book set that teaches you the "ability to turn failure into value" and "basic financial knowledge" necessary to navigate an era of change. This combination is highly recommended for those who: "Are afraid of failure and can't take action." "Have been putting off dealing with money." The first book explains the economic perspective to turn failures into "next opportunities," and the second book teaches practical financial thinking that you should acquire from your 30s. By reading both, you will achieve a balance of "courage to challenge × financial judgment," allowing you to take a step forward while reducing anxiety about the future. ■ Book Information ● Book Title: 90% of Failures Create New Economic Zones ・Author: Kenta Yano ・List Price: ¥1,400 (excluding tax) ・Content: Explains the mechanism by which new value and economic zones are born from failures and setbacks. A book that encourages a shift in thinking for those who challenge themselves and live in an era of change. ● Book Title: Financial Habits You Should Know in Your 30s ・Author: Akie Fukada ・Genre: Money & Investment ・Language: Japanese ・List Price: Around ¥1,400 (excluding tax) ・Content: Gently explains the basics of money that you should acquire from your 30s, covering savings, expenses, and future planning. Recommended for those considering their future life plans. ■ Condition ・No issues with reading. ・"Financial Habits You Should Know in Your 30s" has dirt on the cover. (The text pages are relatively clean.) ・The item will be carefully cleaned, packed, and shipped. #BuyOneMore Thank you for looking! I also have other business books, self-help books, and books about money listed. Bundle discounts are also available, so please feel free to comment. A practical book on economics for people in their 30s, proposing the creation of new economic zones by learning from failure. - Title: 90% of Failures Create New Economic Zones - Author: Kenta Yano - Genre: Business & Economics - Condition: Good - Special Notes: Financial matters to know in your 30s Thank you for looking.