Matej Rumanovský

Learning to Breathe From childhood dares to near-suffocation, two moments taught me what it means to survive — and live.

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How to Find Fulfillment When Your Job Doesn’t Provide It Our job enables us to provide for ourselves and our families, but that can make us feel all the more shackled to a work situation that makes us miserable or unfulfilled. Are we meant to suck it up? Do...

The belief that your job should bring not only income, but purpose, meaning, and happiness to your life is a cultural construct shaped by Western ideals of productivity and self-worth. Are we asking for too much from our jobs? www.nirandfar.com?p=24385 via @nireyal

What is success for you? 👏

Yoga and Meditation: My Secret Weapon for Creative Flow Rediscover your potential and joy in life and work with these simple techniques

Want to unlock deep focus and creativity? Start with stillness.
Yoga + meditation = my creative edge.
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Your mind is like a computer’s RAM.
Too many open tasks? It starts to freeze.
Focus on what matters most—then everything flows again. #focus #productivity

Entering a novel is like going on a climb in the mountains: you have to learn the rhythm of respiration, acquire the pace; otherwise you stop right away.
—Umberto Eco

There’s no right or wrong decision.
There’s only your decision—or someone else’s. #ownership #mindset

It’s all about how one starts the morning.
Coffee, chaos, or calm — the tone you set follows you.

Solve your problem. Say it clearly. Make it real. That’s how you help others too.

How to be spontaneous? For me, they appear most often in times of distress, when I lack something, the subconscious begins to speak up more forcefully, overwhelming the tired rational mind, and spontaneous ideas begin to flow freely.

What works best for you?

Want to build something people actually want? Start by solving a problem you have yourself. If it works for you, it’s more likely to work for others.

Simple as that: solve your own problem, then share it with the world.

Jeff Bezos says his best decisions come from heart, intuition, and guts—not just analysis. When you can decide with data, do it. But the biggest, most important choices? They’re made by trusting your instinct and courage. Let your heart lead-you’ll make moves that truly matter.