Can a homeless person be happy? Yes, answers Michalis Samolis, an ordinary man who, one morning during the crisis, packed his entire life into a suitcase, found himself on the street, but found the strength to stand on his feet. His life's purpose now is to help people overcome their difficulties, achieve what they desire, and find their own mission. This is the book of a man who spiraled down without stopping, who fell to the far reaches of human imagination, but then found the courage to take the road back to the surface. It challenges the reader to experience his personal, thrilling stories, to learn from the life lessons of the street, and to find a way out of every problem. Can you handle it? Michalis Samolis narrates his shocking story, which serves as a source of inspiration and a model to follow for everyone, while journalist Tonia Tsakiri records it. Today, he lives in a homeless shelter, is a seller of the street magazine "Shedia," and a guide on the "Invisible Routes," while his life motto is that happiness lies in the few things that are great and not in the many. At the same time, he has given interviews to channels in America, China, the BBC, has appeared in theatrical performances at the National Theatre and the Greek National Opera, and nothing stops him.