200 kila Bojan Lekovic

200 Kilos

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…

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Moja baba zen budista

My Grandma the Zen Buddhist

  After his first book “The Path of Change,” Sinisa Ubovic’s second book has decided to navigate the waters dominated by works like “The Alchemist” (Paulo Coelho) and “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” and “The 5 AM Club” (Robin Sharma). These works, let’s call them, are “inspirational-motivational novels.” The quote on the back cover…

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Zen Stories and Sayings 3

Zen Stories and Sayings

  Zen… one of those concepts we’ve all heard of, some people have an idea of what it might represent, and no one really knows what it actually is. There are numerous definitions and perceptions of what zen is. The idea of zen and Zen Buddhism attracted my attention because of the samurai, who experienced…

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Na putu do vrha

On the Path to the Summit

  Yes, I have heard of Vladimir Miletic. I am aware of his successful career as a director and mentor, as well as his blog where he addresses themes of success, motivation, and taking action. Though I am not naturally skeptical (“Ahahahaha” – note from the subconscious), I was a bit doubtful when his book…

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Lazov

The Liar

  With newer domestic authors (not necessarily younger ones)… you really never know with them. When you ask someone for their opinion about them (authors), you will mostly get a shake of the head, along with comments (or perhaps grumbles): “These days everyone wants to be a writer”, “they all write in the same style”,…

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