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Hi and welcome to my blog,

I am 29 year old man from Prague, Czech Republic currently finishing a PhD in Economics and working in big Czech energy corporation. Lately I decided, I need to change some aspects of my life.

I want to share with you my ideas and motivation, if you are trying to start a new chapter in your life.
There is quite a lot of on my plate – writing a PhD, working part-time at corporation, helping my friends with our charity club, helping out my parents with stuff around the house … and after all that I still got plenty of time to feel underappreciated and not really expressing myself fully.

In the last year I have been going through quite a lot of personal development curses, books, clubs. And I found out, that I lead a pretty consumer oriented life. A lot of days is for me about going to work, doing my 9 to 5 there, working on translations and administrative tasks , going for lunch at 1 pm, doing some shopping going to school afterwards, teaching students how to write an academic work or writing about old economic theory, going for a dinner, going to bed … and repeat. I don´t want to be just a consumer, I need to become a producer.

I feel I need to get some better skills and get something to the world, which would be really helpful to somebody and hopefully, which would be appreciated. Another thing is, I want to start a path, where I could be my own boss, where I could navigate myself freely. I have my passions, my dreams, my vision.

I plan to improve skills, I mildly developed in the last year. I want to improve my skills in working with Photoshop, video editing, YouTube, coding and WordPress.

So this would be a place, where I can share my reports on the journey, I am going through. I am Czech, but I write this in English (please pardon some grammar mistakes, thx), since we all live in one digital world. If I did set up a blog in Czech in the past, it was viewed more outside of Czech Republic anyway.

See you soon! Simon :-)

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