SUCCESS IS NOT A SIN - GIEDRIUS SURPLYS

Have you ever wondered what really prevents you from achieving success? Are you afraid that striving for victory is something bad? This book is an inspiring journey into yourself that will help you discover your potential and believe in your own abilities. It is not just a read, but a guide to a life full of success, based on values and faith.

• Inspiration to act and develop personally
• Practical tips on leadership and believing in your own strengths
• Motivation to use your potential
• Reflections on the Christian approach to success
• Interesting conversations with inspiring people
• Unique perspective on issues of faith and everyday life

The book "Success is not a sin" is a collection of inspiring essays and conversations that encourage reflection on your own life and attitude. The author, Giedrius Surplys, addresses important issues related to faith, leadership and the pursuit of success, presenting a Christian approach to these issues. Through quotes from the Bible and conversations with Lithuanian representatives of Catholic thought, the reader immerses himself in the mysteries of faith and the art of experiencing everyday life.

The author emphasizes that faith in one's own competences and abilities is crucial for the quality of our lives and usefulness to the community. He tells an anecdote about a small camel who asks his father about the ability to survive without water and travel through the desert, and then asks what all this is for if they live in a zoo. This story illustrates how often we forget about our potential and do not use it to the fullest.

The book reveals the Christian approach to success and leadership, analyzing how faith affects daily life and how the principle of "turn the other cheek" fits into the secular spirit of competition. The author believes that a handbook will not change a person's life unless he develops a strong self-esteem and realizes that he has the same right to the goods of this world as others. Christianity convinces us that we are all perfect because we were created in the image of God, and that each of us can raise ourselves up, cast out demons and do things that are beyond the understanding of other people.

AA Publishing presents this book in 145x206 mm format, in paperback, with 223 pages. The year of publication is 2025.