Contemporary miniatures on habits and changes — a collection of short, including autobiographical essays about how small daily decisions shape destiny, and unnoticed habits help cope with crises, anxieties, disappointments, and find new meanings.
The author is a person with a rich biography, a manager, entrepreneur, and observer, who has gone through crises, rethinking, career changes, loss of orientation, and finding new meaning. The book is written at the intersection of fiction, essays, psychology, self-development, and personal diary. It is not motivational literature. And not spiritual practices. It is living human prose, told in simple language, with irony, philosophical references, and recognizable images. Each miniature is a standalone scene, but they all come together into a singular path of the hero: from loss of meaning — to one's own philosophy of life.