A. Older · Anna Older
I don’t teach people how to live.
I create tools that help you hear yourself and decide for yourself where to go next.
this is how I live — you decide for yourself
A little about me
Mother of three. Once — an office and life on someone else’s schedule. Now — remote work, living with my kids in different countries, and my own projects.
I’m not perfect, and I don’t intend to pretend I am. I try to build a life that doesn’t follow a template, and I show what comes of it. That’s how my own approach took shape, and then a system of guideposts: a book, notebooks and, soon, an app.
and who knows what’s still ahead of me…
what everything else rests on
Exciting Philosophy of Life
01
Start with yourself
Change begins not with the world around you, but with how you see yourself and what you feel inside.
02
Your own wishes, not someone else’s
Telling what you want apart from what others expect of you.
03
Life is dynamic
Quality of life isn’t a set of right answers, but movement you can track and adjust.
where it all began
Exciting Philosophy of Life
or The Path to Yourself…
A book about understanding this life better and making sense of yourself without lecturing: with examples from real life and a practical exercise at the end. In it you’ll find things you may never have thought about before.
a few lines from the book
“I think many of you have heard about crises of one age or another. You should definitely have heard about a midlife crisis…”
“The soul always knows in what body it will live its earthly life. Our souls themselves choose their body, gender and life events in order to learn the lessons they need, and mentor souls correct, if necessary, the life you have chosen.”
“You need to learn not only to talk to children, but also to negotiate. This is very important. They are the same members of our society as you are, only younger. If you don’t come to an agreement with them, then the period of simple subordination to you will end very quickly. No compulsion is forever.”
“It’s not at all necessary that the first person you think you loved will be this unconditional love. This is a stereotype imposed on us by society.” “…we absolutely don’t deceive each other, when we say ‘I love you’ to more than one person in our lives. We, indeed, to some extent, love everyone to whom we pronounce these words, and are ready for further cooperation in the form of creating a family.” “…one of the motivations for creating a family can be love, but not always.”
first on paper
How a philosophy became a system of guideposts
My philosophy was never meant to be a set of rules for others. It’s my own approach to life. Over time, it grew into a system of guideposts — a book, notebooks and, soon, an app — that help a person hear themselves better and choose their own direction.
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Book
Philosophy and my own approach, put into words. The trial print run of the Russian edition sold out.
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Notebooks
A goal notebook and the author’s diary “Start with Yourself”. The trial print run of the Russian editions sold out.
03
App · coming soon
Lead your Dream™ — a system of guideposts that’s always at hand.
First reviews from readers of the book and buyers of the notebooks · Russian editions
4.9 · 13 reviews · Wildberries and Litres
