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Samurai Champloo Simply, there are some series creators who are auteurs in the true sense of the word. They know how to make a good thing and that’s that. Shinichirō Watanabe is one of those people. If he wants to make a good anime, he has things he won’t give up on. It must deal…
The Song of Achilles When it comes to choosing books, for me (I believe, and for a good number of other people) it’s based on two approaches: either I choose a book intuitively/instinctively (i.e., something strongly attracts me to the title) or I’ve previously researched the book, reviews and the like (though I apply this…
Self Leadership and The One Minute Manager Was it somehow under the influence of the book “Who Moved My Cheese,” which (slightly) restored my hope that wisdom for personal development can be found in smaller packaging (in terms of the number of pages in a book), that somehow fate put in my hands the little…
Love Death and Robots (season 3) As I mentioned in my review of the second season of the anthology series “Love Death and Robots,” the third season appeared (at least for me) unexpectedly on Netflix. After the phenomenal first season, the second had a small, let’s say, drop in quality (though visual progress was obvious)….
Love Death and Robots (season 2) For some reason I forgot to do a review of the second season of the phenomenal anthology mini-series “Love Death and Robots” (hereafter: LDR). And just when I was thinking about reviewing it, Netflix unexpectedly served me the third season too! 😀 For those who don’t know, this paragraph…
Moon Knight You really feel like getting annoyed when a series is super well done, but because emphasis wasn’t placed on some expected element, you feel slight disappointment, but not in the sense that it ruins the overall impression of the series, but more of a comment “Eh, why didn’t they pay more attention to…
Who Moved My Cheese? If experience with books has taught me anything, it’s that everything that contains in its title “How to Achieve XYZ in XYZ Days” or has less than 150 pages and concerns personal and/or professional development, usually turns out to be reworked or recycled content and doesn’t contain too much “nutritional” value….
No Longer Human If you thought only Russian, English, and (occasional) French classics could delve into the theme of human soul despair, just wait until you see what Osamu Dazai and his “No Longer Human” will do to you in less than 120 pages! What all can fit on 120 pages? Well, let’s say, the…
Karma The desire (and action) to defeat, overcome myself and my weaknesses, constant improvement and continuous reading… and on top of all that the will to be “open-minded,” led to the fact that I can “challenge” some things and concepts/dogmas/beliefs for the sake of a better life. I’m very spiritual (but very, very, very moderately…
Good Vibes, Good Life With hundreds and hundreds and hundreds (“Okay, we get it, the number exceeds a thousand, blablabla…” – note from the subconscious) of books read from the field of personal and professional development, after some time you start noticing patterns. New authors constantly appear writing books on how to improve your life……