Loyal Followers Help
A post with no insights or useful ideas — just thank you. You helped us pick a name for our new course, and your attention is what lets us keep working.
Wealth
Customer Focus
A story about a forgotten plastic gym pass, and about why being treated well for our own money is still a rarity when it ought to be the norm.
The Power of Your Environment
A private chat for bloggers, a first offline meetup in Kyiv, and three hours of other people's hard-won experience. Why your circle is half the result in any endeavour.
Everyday Improvements
Water can sit still in a swamp or run alive in a river. Real examples of how barely noticeable daily steps add up to a year of progress.
Surround Yourself with Professionals
90% of the opportunities in our life walk on two legs. The most valuable thing my blog brings me is not money or fame — it's the people.
What Separates a Professional From an Amateur
Beyond command of the subject, three things give a professional away: they speak in probabilities, they can hear an opponent, and they put the work above personal likes.
Taking a Break Every 50 Minutes
The 52–17 principle: 52 minutes of focused work, then 17 minutes of real rest. A week of testing showed my attention lasts far longer this way.
The Weekly Review
Once a week I set aside 30 minutes: my list of goals, current results, uncomfortable questions. A simple habit that noticeably speeds up my progress.
Exactly One Month in the New Office
A studio, new equipment, hiring and a course launch. Plus the story of how the ability to read people turned into a ten-year business partnership.