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From Manhattan to Mount Athos (The Holy Mountain): A True Story- The Monk recounts
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The happiest man in the world!
“You need to get lost to find your way.”
The protagonist of the true story is potentially each of its readers. The twists, surprises and thrills it has in store, are on a micro-scale the definition of human life. And if the recording of this personal story aspires to achieve something, it is precisely to inspire its readers with the courage to live their lives as their hearts and minds dictate.
September 1973. In Athens, the escalating student mobilizations against the Junta of Colonels foreshadow the great uprising of the Polytechnic University in November of the same year. The looming socio-political tension and insecurity in the country lead Petros in the decision to leave his homeland and family behind and go to study in New York, the metropolis of the world. How much does the American dream and the “sky is the limit” philosophy affect him to his personal self-actualization and happiness?
January 2020. After all, how many kilometers of road separate the apparent success from true happiness?
If with the story of the book The Monk Who Became CEO the principles of the Athonian management were contacted at business and general readership, with this book From Manhattan to Mount Athos the path of inner seeing (or liberation) is illuminated as the only path to our personal happiness.
“When I was thirty, I wanted to be successful. Over time I realized my desire to be happy!”
When a person decides to get to know – and not simply to visit out of tourist and pilgrimage interest– the Athonian Community, he will realize that the experience of this meeting never ends. There is always something left. Something starts. Something continues. It is an open invitation to new knowledge, a new experience, a new story.
That is how the story of The Monk Who Became CEO started a few years ago – it was born through the quest for knowledge, through the puzzlement about the excellent and effective organization of the Athonian Community. However, when knowledge is conquered, it must be shared, it must be socially useful, have social impact, leave its marks on society.
Every story always teaches, puzzles, sheds light. It lights new thought paths, usually unseen until we listen to it or read it. It awakens. It transforms.
The Monk Who Became CEO highlighted the principles of Athonian management as time-tested principles of successful management counting a thousand years of life and application.
Four years after the publication and the diffusion of Athonian knowledge throughout the branches of entrepreneurship, I would be deeply grateful to the conjuncture of writing my first book if it managed to re-direct the organization and focus of a modern business towards substantially human-oriented and utilitarian axes.
Subject core and basic material of the new book you are holding in your hands is the true life of a man who had been facing for years his ambitions, anxieties, hesitations and uncertainties, until he heard his inner voice clearly and followed it, until he found his destination and met essential happiness.
“You need to get lost to find your way.”
The protagonist of the true story is potentially each of its readers. The twists, surprises and thrills it has in store, are on a micro-scale the definition of human life. And if the recording of this personal story aspires to achieve something, it is precisely to inspire its readers with the courage to live their lives as their hearts and minds dictate.
September 1973. In Athens, the escalating student mobilizations against the Junta of Colonels foreshadow the great uprising of the Polytechnic University in November of the same year. The looming socio-political tension and insecurity in the country lead Petros in the decision to leave his homeland and family behind and go to study in New York, the metropolis of the world. How much does the American dream and the “sky is the limit” philosophy affect him to his personal self-actualization and happiness?
January 2020. After all, how many kilometers of road separate the apparent success from true happiness?
If with the story of the book The Monk Who Became CEO the principles of the Athonian management were contacted at business and general readership, with this book From Manhattan to Mount Athos the path of inner seeing (or liberation) is illuminated as the only path to our personal happiness.
“When I was thirty, I wanted to be successful. Over time I realized my desire to be happy!”
When a person decides to get to know – and not simply to visit out of tourist and pilgrimage interest– the Athonian Community, he will realize that the experience of this meeting never ends. There is always something left. Something starts. Something continues. It is an open invitation to new knowledge, a new experience, a new story.
That is how the story of The Monk Who Became CEO started a few years ago – it was born through the quest for knowledge, through the puzzlement about the excellent and effective organization of the Athonian Community. However, when knowledge is conquered, it must be shared, it must be socially useful, have social impact, leave its marks on society.
Every story always teaches, puzzles, sheds light. It lights new thought paths, usually unseen until we listen to it or read it. It awakens. It transforms.
The Monk Who Became CEO highlighted the principles of Athonian management as time-tested principles of successful management counting a thousand years of life and application.
Four years after the publication and the diffusion of Athonian knowledge throughout the branches of entrepreneurship, I would be deeply grateful to the conjuncture of writing my first book if it managed to re-direct the organization and focus of a modern business towards substantially human-oriented and utilitarian axes.
Subject core and basic material of the new book you are holding in your hands is the true life of a man who had been facing for years his ambitions, anxieties, hesitations and uncertainties, until he heard his inner voice clearly and followed it, until he found his destination and met essential happiness.
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