A Squirrel in a Cage. Magicians. Part One.

About the Book

The sphere of troubleshooting is hidden from a society. I haven’t seen them revealing their secrets. But with the permission of magicians, I am lifting the veil over their world. “It’s good when a person lives his or her own life,” they explained to me. The present book unveils just the first upper layer of the basis. In the books to come, I will describe the next stages. I was trained in the art of problem solving my own issues. It was one of the conditions that troubleshooters set before me: not to think for me. And now I am already one of them—a magician.

About the Author

I was a salaried employee with the permanent thirst of freedom: a journalist, a PR manager, an investment, and a project manager. However, since I was a kid, I have been attracted by cinema: cameras, spotlights, autographs, red carpets, paparazzi. Following this call, I switched to entrepreneurship . . . and drove my first company into a pitfall. But they, the troubleshooters, reached for me. These people fulfill even the most complex tasks and do it easily. Real magicians. In the world, they number just below a hundred out of more than seven billion people living on Earth. And I felt a desire to join them.