This time I will be writing about the recent book I read by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky and it is called Make time. Yes, it's basically talking about what the title is saying, how to make time. Make notice, not by magically extending the 24-hour day to for instance 36 hours. Well, on a second thought…it would be nice. It actually advises you how you need to analyze, make a reflection of your daily habits or your daily to-do’s list and see where your focus is or in other word

Some books need the right time and the right place to be red. Some books have their own message which resonates with you or simply doesn’t. It happened with me with one book, for which I am certain you all know it. The Achemist by Paulo Coelho. Nice, fiction… you might say. However, it is one of the best books to read, when you are starting a new business, career or whenever you are stepping outside your comfort zone. But, one step at the time. As I said, I read it first some

Books have always been an important part of my life. They offered me an escape from my oh so ordinary life. We were a family that didn’t go on a vacation, because all our money was dedicated to building a new house for us. Imagine how devasted I felt every September when I school year started once again. The question I despised the most was: Where have you spend your time during vacation? Amongst numerous answers, like seaside, UK, Italy… mine really wasn’t a gem. “I was at h