I just finished the book and the thoughts I have about this book are completely negative, to be honest. I picked up the book because the title caught my attention, I read the description and thought it was incredible, it describes how I feel, let me flip through it. It was so true and promising. However, when I started reading, I saw that the theme had nothing to do with what was suggested by the note, the title, and the description, and okay, I might have just misunderstood everything, but I really don't have anything positive to say about the book. First of all, apart from the fact that the whole book is just some simple advice for young people starting their careers, I would even say it’s not really useful because it is not "inclusive." I find it somewhat pretentious to sit down and write to advise young people BUT only for those who already have a path, and with information that in our time is easy to obtain. When I say the book is not inclusive, I mean that the advice given is clearly for a very specific group of people. University graduates with master's degrees, etc., and people who aim for office jobs in companies, etc. Maybe I am very, very wrong, but if a book aims to help young people spread their wings, why not help those who actually need help? Those who don’t know what they want to do, who don’t have the financial means to learn foreign languages or are not interested in programming and want a different nature of work, or who didn’t pass the national exams or never cared about the national exams or are forced to work 12-hour shifts in hospitality to survive, they don’t know how to spread their wings, where to start, what other jobs they can go for, they get disappointed with life and at a young age they truly understand the phrase "Everything is in vain." The book really disappointed me; in my opinion, it’s not worth it, you can get the same information from a simple conversation with a friend, a parent, a colleague...