I am not young enough to be naive regarding the world and people. And not too old to the point of being stagnant, alienated, retrograde and pessimistic about the world.There was a time that I used to work 16 hours a day. The remaining hours I slept dreaming about work. I stayed almost twenty years like this. One day I felt I could no longer drive the car by myself. The world was too big. I felt small. My arms had no strength to fight against the current that was totally stopping my life. After going to the doctor I decided to totally change my life. I stopped everything for a year. I learned to live again. As a child who needs to learn everything for the first time. Finally I overcame. I remembered Julius Caesar and his crossing in Strait of Dover with his legions. As he stepped ashore with all his men, he ordered the burning of all ships. The generals were terrified. They said: “And if we lose the war how we can flee?” And thus Caesar replied: “There is only a single possible move – move on. No escape routes. Concentrate all forces on yourselves. We will win or die.” And It was with this feeling that I tried to live my life from then.