Or why being an essentialist is simply not effective in the modern world — I just recently finished reading Greg McKeown’s book “Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less”. I somehow liked key ideas and definitely, there are people in this world who would be happy to adopt these ideas and bring them to life, however as for me I’d simply die being an essentialist…

If this sounds like a possible task at all — staying happy human while everyone wants you to be hyperactive? — I have changed my work agenda completely, given up on using time trackers, rejected using my phone during work time, planned all the possible and impossible tasks I could, stopped taking breaks during work time and finally became completely mentally broken! Congratulations, I have reached nothing and am burnt out…

Even at times while we all wait for the Great Winter Crises — While everyone keeps on talking about the great and super dangerous winter crises, I keep on wasting money on myself, fancy clothes, cosmetics and courses, never thinking of saving them. Some may call this decision absurd, considering the fact I live in Ukraine (Kharkiv) which is on the Russia-Ukraine war…

Having 2 businesses I have completely rejected the organizational model with an 8-hours workday to boost productivity instead — Back in time when I was passing a course in Business Education from London Business School, I discovered a new motivation system for employees and companies of different sizes. Its core idea of it is to give more freedom to people to bring better results to the business. Allowing people…

Or how I manage to work on 2 business projects, care about myself, study, create arts, NFTs, podcasts, walk out with my dog and date wonderful boy. — When I mention all of the things I do daily, it seems like even I become afraid of the list — but the key is not to think about the things you have to do, but just do them. Without panic, thinking of time and if you are in time…