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I hold a great deal of respect for Robin Sharma. I truly believe that there is power in his words and that he is not (nor will he ever be) just another in the series of those who write generic texts in motivational books. Starting with “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, Robin has…
200 Kilos Summary: “200 Kilos” by Bojan Leković follows his work life in Holland, where as emigrant he faces challenges of adapting to new work environment and culture during work at KPN company Book emphasizes how Leković with much effort, resourcefulness and support managed to advance in career despite initial difficulties, simultaneously recording technology development…
Bears on the Road July, Year of Corona 2020. Text sent to eminent yellow press as a task during application for the eminent job of yellow journalist of yellow press. Task objective: Write a pile of fabrications and trash some Serbian businessman, preferably a successful one. Conditions: Important that it sounds shocking, that it mentions…
Tesla: Inventor of the Modern Era “I don’t regret that others stole my ideas, but I regret they don’t have their own” – Nikola Tesla When it comes to Nikola Tesla, we can all agree he had a very interesting life as a scientist. A man who was (and for many things still is)…
I am a Bat-fan. Yes, I am. I have loudly declared in English: “I am Batman” (complete with a deep, gravelly voice) in front of other people. Yes, in public. Yes, in front of real people, not imaginary ones. I’ve watched all the movies, both old and new (yes, Nolan’s version with Christian Bale…
Gintama “You yourself have to change first, or nothing will change for you!” – Gintoki You know however much I love (anime) series, when you’re older, you simply don’t have that much free time to watch epics of several hundred episodes. So far I managed to pull this off with “Naruto + Naruto Shippuden,”…
The Briefcase When you finish reading The Briefcase by Hiromi Kawakami, you’ll be left with mixed feelings. And not in the sense of whether the book is well written or not—stylistically, it absolutely is. The confusion is more emotional: you won’t be sure whether you’re supposed to feel happy, sad, nostalgic, lonely, or something entirely…
The Book of Five Rings “If you wish to control others, you must first control yourself” – Miyamoto Musashi Some books are truly very universal and specific. They change their meaning and reveal new horizons to us as we mature. “Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius, “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu, “Tao Te Ching,”…
Robin Hood: Men in Tights Robin Hood: “I lost. I lost? Wait a second, I’m not supposed to lose. Let me see the script!” I expected the first comedy from Mel Brooks’s opus I’d review here to be my timeless “History of the World: Part I,” but since I recently (re)watched “Robin Hood: Men in…
First Person Singular There are some writers you simply either love or don’t. I’d say Haruki Murakami is one of those writers. When you start reading him for the first time, I think page twenty-something is decisive, and then you declare his (any) novel strange and incomprehensible… or it enchants you and draws you into…
