Her name is Lana Kosmach and she is thirty years old. She lives in a big city, works at an advertising agency (she works very hard) and... hates her job. She hates writing and rearranging papers from morning to night, she hates giving birth to ideas divorced from life, called “creative”, she gets tired of nervous clients who shamelessly shake up their licenses. But she loves Anton, traveling and dreaming. To dream, for example, about how the exhausting, disgusting work will one day end, how she and Anton will buy a house on the seashore, how they will visit interesting corners and countries. And how she will write books. In general, writing books and living the way you want, and not dictated by circumstances, is Lana’s dream. A timid, timid, wrong dream. A dream that contradicts ideas about success - the chair of an agency director, a fashionable car, a three-story cottage outside the city. Lana thought for a long time that it was precisely this - a chair, a car, a mansion, respect among the advertising crowd - that had always been her desire and aspiration in life. But the further you go, the more confused your thoughts become, and the Dream is firmly stuck in your head and won’t let go. Confused, indecisive and with tears in her eyes, Lana steps into such shaky territory - into the Unknown, on the path to the Dream. The book “To Lethargy and Back” by Niki Janusz will make every reader stop and remember their dreams, believe in their own strengths and not delay put your life and desires on hold.