The Big Five for life

For readers 16+ and everyone interested in self-development, finding meaning in life, and inspiration in work and personal dreams.

If there were an opportunity to review all the days that have passed, would they bring joy? Was every action worth the time spent? Would it be interesting after death to "exhibit" memories in a virtual museum for others to analyze?

In "The Big Five for Life," John Strelecky explores the idea that encourages imagining an individual's entire existence as a series of exhibits in a gallery. If a person spent ten percent of their life on sports, then proportionally the same part would be allocated in the context of the exhibition space. According to a similar trend, other elements of the "collection of being" would be placed: work, relationships, and hobbies. The author conveys the position that activities that do not bring satisfaction are merely wasted time. Thomas Derale will provide important leadership advice and help cope with the pressure of everyday life.