I loved books from the start. I put my hands on every book I reached before I could read: picture books, storybooks, lexicons, novels; you name it. But my father’s textbooks were my favorites. I enjoyed scribbling in them the most.

Then I discovered the meaning of letters and get lost in stories, discovered unknown worlds, and sought for the ultimate truth. I read about cosmology, economics, and the human soul. I loved to get lost in maps, guidebooks, and even textbooks for school.

Then I started a career as an engineer and project manager and turned to writing. Well, I wrote specifications and project initiation documents, but we all need to start somewhere. Later, I studied economics and geopolitics, read psychology, and wrote policy papers and election programs, blog posts, and essays. I liked to make complex concepts simple and easy to grasp.

Then writing books about topics I find worthy and useful emerged in my mind and got stronger. This is the story of my first book published in English last summer. As I can free up time for writing, others will follow.