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The Wolf of Wall Street

The Wolf of Wall Street Ugh, where to start… you might not believe me, but I still haven’t watched the film “The Wolf of Wall Street”! The reason is this book. I wanted to read it first. I’ve had it for years, but I kept putting off reading it, even though everyone praises the book…

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Slavic Mythology

Slavic Mythology A large number of people love mythology. Here, me first! 🙂 Starting from Greek, through Egyptian, Norse, to Indian, Japanese and Chinese mythology. Most often they’re in the form of fantasy tales about the relationships of heroes and gods, great wars, encounters with mythological beings, stories about the creation of the world and…

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Benjamin Franklin: The First Mr. American

  To determine who is today’s “true great American” is a challenging question to answer definitively. Naturally, many might start (probably Americans first) by listing music and film stars (maybe Tom Hanks?), presidents, reality TV stars, businessmen… Some might take a more grounded approach, perhaps naming a scientist, explorer, or spiritual leader… and others might…

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Norse Mythology

  Talking about Neil Gaiman and his artistic achievements really doesn’t make sense… the man has worked on comics, written novels and short stories, read books for audio editions, collaborated on movies and series, published publications… and won awards in whatever field he dabbled in. Although he might not be one of the highest-paid writers…

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The 10X Rule

  (deep sigh): Haaaaaaaaa…… The 10X Rule…… what to say/write when you encounter people like Gary Vaynerchuk, Brendon Burchard, Dan Lok, Robert Kiyosaki, Tim Ferriss, Tony Robbins…or Grant Cardone? What is truth, and what is illusion when it comes to these people? Are they individuals who first achieved some success, then began to (media) expose…

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99 Sufi Stories

  I have always believed that “stories are meant to put small children to sleep and “wake up” the adults”. As children, we enjoy these tales (fairy tales, fables, anecdotes…), that is, their mystical/fantasy/fantastic element. As we grow older, we realize that many of these stories carry significant and meaningful life lessons. And later, when…

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