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＂Dare to Want is a beautifully written book drawing on the author’s experiences

and modern psychological research to provide powerful advice. Miroslaw brings

together heart and mind to provide insights for readers, whether students or working

professionals. I have known this energetic man for many years, and I recommend his

book with enthusiasm.＂

Peter Salovey, Former Professor of Psychology and President of Yale University

＂Dare to Want is a profound call to self-awareness and personal growth. This is not

a book that nudges you; it propels you towards a life of meaningful action aligned

with your deepest values. Through relatable anecdotes and accessible wisdom,

Miroslaw offers a compass for navigating the often daunting journey towards

actualizing our potential. It’s an essential read for anyone intent on forging a life not just

of success, but of significance.＂

Dr. Marshall Goldsmith, Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and New York Times bestselling

author of: The Earned Life, Triggers, and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There.

＂Your book is excellent. I enjoyed learning

your personal story. This is an inspiring book.＂

Jim Cathcart, Speakers Hall of Fame,

Author of Mentor Minutes.

＂Dare to WANT ＂ is a book of inspiration, not a rigid guide but a gentle nudge towards a life imbued with meaning. This applies to both personal and professional endeavors. The author imposes nothing on the reader; he doesn’t seek to persuade. Instead, he draws upon a wealth of experiences from his own life and those he knows, showcasing examples of how to build inner power. This book gives back to the individual their sense of agency, their ability to choose and decide for themselves. It is more than just motivation. It is a sense of self-worth.

The majority of the motivational books that we come across these days eventually turn into a sermon, commanding (not asking) their readers to follow the mentioned instructions blindly for success. I am, on the other hand and presenting my case, citing my real-life stories. It is very much like saying, ＂I have been there and done that. And that too successfully. So, if you follow my guide, there is a high probability that you might also achieve the desired results.＂ Since I have experienced all the ups and downs, my writing shows maturity and explains all the aspects of embarking on realizing one’s dreams despite all the odds.

The book encourages its readers to be bold enough to dream big but also cautions them not to go overboard. Do your homework and prepare yourself for the worst when setting foot on uncharted territories. There is no such thing as a free lunch in professional life and one shouldn’t expect any favors from anyone.

All in all, the book provides a complete picture of what needs to be done and what should be avoided to make it big in life. The words are coming from someone who has seen it all in his life, they carry credibility, not to mention my inherent passion, which adds a spark and makes the book stand out from run-of-the-mill self-help books.