Ever catch yourself overcomplicating things? For no reason. Out of thin air. Yeah, same here. Regularly. Maybe it’s because I love building things. Maybe it’s the inner tech nerd. Maybe it’s curiosity. Or maybe… it’s just procrastination in disguise.

Eugene, I see that you’re a System Guy. Everything you do is organized and structured. But what exactly are you talking about when you say ‘systems’? Are we talking tools? Software? Automation? And who is this even for?

The other day, while reflecting on entrepreneurial risks and my own transformation over the past three years—from running a large IT outsourcing company to becoming a solopreneur and business consultant—I caught myself constantly repeating Charles Dickens’ famous words: "Never say 'never'".

How often do you leave the house thinking you might not come back? We try not to dwell on bad things. But bad things don’t care what we think. Accidents, disasters—we always believe it won’t happen to us.

We all have goals we strive for. But not everyone manages to reach them. For entrepreneurs, this is even more critical—your success depends on achieving your goals. But distractions are everywhere—clients, family, unexpected issues.

I dreamed to build a team, a culture, and a workplace where people wanted to be. A space for creativity, not just a place to clock in and out. After all, we spend most of our lives working. Whether it’s running your own business or being employed. Whether in an office or remotely.

Business growth is every entrepreneur’s dream. More clients, more sales, more money. But in practice, rapid scaling can hit you like a crisis. Sometimes, it’s even worse.

Everything you see around you, and everything happening within you, is just a product of your brain’s work. On a biological level, there’s barely any difference between reality and imagination.

One of the best ways to truly understand something isn’t just to learn—it’s to teach. This applies not only to skills but also to self-discovery. That’s why working with psychologists can be so effective—even though, in reality, it’s mostly just you talking to yourself. But you don’t *need* a psychologist to gain insights.

Every time someone insists that cold outreach is the only way, someone else swears that inbound is the only thing that works. So, which one is it?

Picture this. You’re finally on your long-awaited vacation. Time to relax, unwind, and enjoy some quality moments with your family. Your phone rings. It’s your HR. A key employee has decided to leave. What’s your move?

Entrepreneurs today face incredible challenges, especially if they’re far removed from the tech world. The pressure comes from all sides: AI, API, No-code—these terms can sound intimidating because they represent the unknown. You know these tools can boost your business, but there’s always that fear.