At 28, you leave your company to start a business. Thanks to your outstanding abilities and years of work experience, you soon earn your first fortune.
At 30, handsome and moderately well-off, you marry a woman you don't love very much because she can give your career a stepping stone to greater success.
At 35, you make the Forbes list of young entrepreneurs. You've achieved the success and glory you wanted. Returning to your hometown, you bask in the envious looks of your former classmates and friends, completely satisfied.
At 40, your career reaches its peak, but you feel more empty and lonely than ever. Everything you once valued seems to matter less and less. You want a change, so you try to let loose. But every thrill turns out to be fleeting, and you begin to feel anxious and insecure.
At 45, your career advances even further. Now regarded as a workaholic, you mechanically go through the motions at a glittering nightlife venue. When you wake up, you find yourself back in your second year of college.
The wheels of fate turn backward. You're 19 again…
This book is very good, I like it very much