3 Topics for My Blog

3 Topics for My Blog

Growth, relationships, wealth — the three areas I'm going to write about. And the order isn't accidental: they're like three floors of one house.

Juggling the different areas of life…

I’ve decided I’ll try to keep this written blog mainly to three topics: Growth, Relationships, Wealth.

One way or another, we’re all juggling different areas of life. We may do it well or badly, but every one of us is managing several areas at once.

You can’t disappear into your own growth and forget about family and work. The people you love will leave, and the money will run out.

Nor can you focus only on family while ignoring self-realisation and growth. A crisis of meaning and not understanding your calling will torment you even if you’ve built good relationships with the people you love.

So here I’ll be writing about the three areas of life that matter to me:

  1. Growth. This will be about the things that help me develop, both spiritually and materially.
  2. Relationships. I’ll share the principles that help me build relationships with my wife, my parents, my friends and the people around me.
  3. Wealth. I’m currently building several projects, and it might be useful for someone to see from the inside how that works. I can share everything I’ve figured out very openly, because for me competition doesn’t exist. There are only colleagues I’ve already built bridges with, and colleagues I haven’t yet.

It might also be useful for someone to see how I handle money and which principles of financial literacy I follow.

The order of these three topics matters too. If I’m not growing, it’s hard for me to build good relationships with the people close to me. If there’s no peace in my family, I’m unlikely to build financial wellbeing.

They’re like three floors of one house. If the floor below is badly built, the next one will have problems too.

Those are the topics I find interesting to cover right now. Over time I might add a topic or drop one.

And are you managing to combine several different areas?

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