Which brilliant authors inspired me to write

Throughout my career, I've been deeply influenced by a series of brilliant minds that have shaped my literary style and perspective on life. I began my literary journey inspired by the brilliant psychiatrist, writer, doctor, and professor Augusto Cury, whose works on the human mind, emotional intelligence, and the pursuit of happiness initially captivated me. Cury’s ability to unite psychology in an uncomplicated narrative is something I have always aspired to incorporate into my own work.

Among the sources that contributed to the construction of my book, I highlight James Clear’s impactful work “Atomic Habits”. His insightful look at habit formation and personal transformation provided valuable insights that ran through the pages of my work. In addition, T. Harv Eker, with “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind”, and Pablo Mar?al, author of “Antifear”, “The Mindset Codes” and “Unlocking Emotional Intelligence”, played crucial roles in exploring indispensable themes in today’s world such as self-knowledge, emotional intelligence, and financial intelligence.

The financial foundation of my book was deeply influenced by Robert T. Kiyosaki, especially by the classic “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. The lessons on financial intelligence and independence transcend my narrative, providing a practical and inspiring perspective. Throughout this process, I found valuable guidance in timeless works such as those of Dale Carnegie and Napoleon Hill. However, Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s book “12 Weeks to a Sharper You” propelled me to embark on this writing journey for the continuous pursuit of self-knowledge and personal transformation. There is a quote from Naval Ravikant that describes this process uniquely: “To write a great book, you must first become the book.” Brilliant, that’s it.

These brilliant authors, each in their own way, were the compasses that guided my literary journey and inspired me to transform thoughts and insights into words. My theme is personal transformation and evolution.

As brilliant as these men were and are, first and foremost there is the greatest of all, for which I thank God relentlessly for placing His hands on mine as I write. Soon, I believe it will be ready to be published. And I already thank my wife Michelli L. Rubinick, warrior, intelligent, and my inspiration, the partnership with my editor Vanderlei Abreu, and Daniela Oliva from the ABC Boutique de Comunica??o agency.