Some comments on the article "Biznes z miłości do książek". (This post is in Polish and English) W numerze 05 (92) Maj 2023 czasopisma "My Company Polska" znajduje się artykuł "Biznes z miłości do książek" (strony 34 i 35). Chcę się podzielić cytatem z tego artykułu, który może zainteresować autorów książek i wydawców. In the … Continue reading Kilka uwag na temat artykułu “Biznes z miłości do książek”.
Month: May 2023
What do people find happiness in?
People look for happiness in different activities, they look for happiness in having things, they look for happiness in different kinds of experiences, stimulants, etc. We want to feel good and this is natural. In order to 'catch up' with happiness, people create plans whose implementation is supposed to lead them to feel happy.
Our limitations and fears
What limits us? Why don't we feel full happiness? I think one of the main reasons is the fears we experience. If we got rid of the fears, our sense of happiness would be at a higher level.
Will the world be a better place in 30 years (post inspired by Y. Strickler’s book)?
The book of Y. Strickler entitled "This Could be Our Future. A Manifesto for a More Generous World" is a real manifesto for a better world. In the first part, the author describes how a world today wracked by the lust for profit functions. In the second, he gives examples of individuals and companies whose philosophy includes reference to and guidance in their choices of values such as justice or environmental responsibility.
Rebels on a tight budget (post inspired by Y. Strickler’s book)
Rebeli s obmedzeným rozpočtom (príspevok inšpirovaný knihou Y. Stricklera) (This post is in English and Slovak) On pages 158 and 159 of my version of Y. Srickler's book entitled "This Could be Our Future. A Manifesto for a More Generous World" the following text can be found (translation from Polish): Na stranách 158 a 159 … Continue reading Rebels on a tight budget (post inspired by Y. Strickler’s book)
There are values more important than profit maximisation (comment on Yancey Strickler’s book).
Focusing too much on maximising profit, devoting a huge amount of our time to this, can impoverish us as we will never be fully satisfied, whether we have our own business or work for someone on a salary. Money is important, it allows us to pursue our dreams and satisfy our needs. But they are not the most important.
Your destiny is Heaven. Nothing can separate us from Christ’s love for us, not even our sin.
Nothing can separate us from Christ's love for us, not even our sin. JESUS instituted the sacrament of penance - when we commit what is not good and decent in GOD's eyes, we always have a chance to be reconciled with GOD - precisely through sacramental confession.
An excerpt from my fourth book “Happiness – reflections of a 51-year-old”.
In my opinion, it is possible to be a happy person, to experience happiness to a high degree and at the same time to expect and expect even more happiness than you are experiencing. This is exactly how it is in my life. It hasn't always been like this, but more than fifty years of life are doing their job.
“A new company has to offer something much better at the start than what the market leaders offered when they started…” (post inspired by Yancey Strickler’s book)
"A new company has to offer something much better at the start than what the market leaders were offering when they started, and it has to be as good - if not better - than what they are offering now. And just as cheap. The expectation bar for creating a successful business is being set higher and higher."
Emotional intelligence and a better world.
I was inspired to write this post by the first dozen or so pages of the book ‘This Could Be Our Future: A Manifesto for a More Generous World’ by Yancey Strickler (I am reading it in Polish). The title alone encourages you to read. In the part I have already read, the author writes that the world is motivated by profits, GDP and a general profit orientation (i.e. material goods).
DARE TO LIVE 