SEVEN WISHES. CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THE SOURCES OF HOPE - KATARZYNA KASIA, GRZEGORZ MARKOWSKI

This book was born out of helplessness, but resulted in hope. For eight years, the world has been giving us more and more reasons to worry, so in order not to succumb to gloomy moods, we asked ourselves simple questions: What do we lack most today? What would we like for ourselves? What would we like for Poland?

• Courage: Agnieszka Holland on the power of crossing borders and overcoming fears.
• Future: Szymon Malinowski on visions of development and innovations that shape tomorrow.
• Independence: Jarosław Kuisz on the importance of sovereignty and responsibility for one's own country.
• Laughter: Dorota Masłowska on humor as a tool for survival and social criticism.
• Peace: Andrzej Leder on the search for inner harmony in a world full of chaos.
• Wealth: Joanna Tyrowicz on economics, social justice and building prosperity.
• Respect: Jurek Owsiak on the value of dialogue, tolerance and mutual understanding.

"Seven Wishes" is a collection of inspiring conversations with outstanding figures of Polish culture, science and public life. Katarzyna Kasia and Grzegorz Markowski invite you to reflect on what we need most as a society and as individuals. This book is an attempt to find answers to the question of how to regain hope in difficult times and how to build a better future for ourselves and for Poland.

Agnieszka Holland, Szymon Malinowski, Jarosław Kuisz, Dorota Masłowska, Andrzej Leder, Joanna Tyrowicz and Jurek Owsiak share their thoughts on courage, future, independence, laughter, peace, wealth and respect. Each of these conversations is a unique perspective and valuable tips on how to deal with the challenges of the modern world.

Katarzyna Kasia and Grzegorz Markowski, known from "Szkło kontaktowe" on TVN24 and Radio Nowy Świat, have created a book that provokes thought and gives hope for a better future. Their podcast "Bardzo Bardzo Serio" enjoys great popularity, and "Seven Wishes" is another facet of their commitment to social dialogue and the search for values.