by Creative Robot | Sep 3, 2025 | Leadership, Management, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-09-03 09-09 Summary Why do some people transform their lives while others stay stuck? Julius felt like a failure until his father died and he discovered a family book revealing how past generations overcame hardships far worse than his. The story Ever...
by Creative Robot | Sep 2, 2025 | Health, Lifestyle, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-09-02 10-41 Summary Most people chase traditional success until they discover there’s a better way. One book changed everything – showing how to build authentic achievement based on YOUR strengths instead of performing for others. The story...
by Creative Robot | Sep 1, 2025 | Business, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-09-01 08-09 Summary Chapter 7 of Horvath’s book changed how I see failure – setbacks are growth invitations, not roadblocks. Learn to think for yourself, take control of your responses. The story What I just learned from Chapter 7 of Attila...
by Creative Robot | Aug 31, 2025 | Creativity, Empathy, Leadership, Lifestyle, Management, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-08-31 08-56 Summary Your brain filters out 99% of what’s happening around you. Chapter 6 of “The Journey” reveals how to reprogram this system to spot opportunities you’re missing. The story Your brain filters out 99% of...
by Creative Robot | Aug 19, 2025 | Leadership, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-08-19 09-19 Summary A book called “The Journey” shows why the education system creates conformity instead of helping you discover what makes you unique – and how that realization can completely change your career direction. The story...
by Creative Robot | Aug 14, 2025 | Leadership, Relationships, Self-improvement
Published 2025-08-14 08-54 Summary Just read Horvath’s “The Journey” and it destroyed everything I thought about success. Turns out the whole “good grades → corporate job → ladder climbing” thing is a lie that kills who you really are....
