Our every day consists of many tasks and projects. Simple and everyday ones - buy products or complex and global ones - find a new job and start a business. It would seem, what’s wrong with that? But it turns out that even when solving everyday issues, we often encounter many difficulties: we don’t know how to approach a new business, how not to stop in the middle of the path we’ve taken, and how to force ourselves to continue what we started. There is no ideal state for starting. If the preliminary work has been done and you are determined, you need to start. There are many works that tell you how to competently draw up an action plan or develop a cool project. All of you have probably heard about SMART. The uniqueness of Evgeniy Mashkovsky’s book does not lie in the fact that he analyzes in detail existing methods that help to start, implement and complete any project. The real know-how is that the author offers the reader a systematic textbook-simulator, equipped with useful exercises that allow you to develop the skills of each stage on the path to the goal. One day I realized that all this experience is part of something larger, part of a larger knowledge that I want to systematize. Explore, expand and share with the world. That's how the work on this book began. The book is easy to navigate because it has a clear structure, with each chapter being the next step towards achieving your goal. And the light, humorous style of narration makes the reading process not only useful, but also exciting. The book “How to Start” will become a real guide for you to the wonderful world of closed deadlines, new tasks that you approach easily and with pleasure, returns to old affairs without panic and ultimately to a full, happy life... This book is not just a collection of recommendations, but a systematically built quintessence of the experience of almost thousands of people. The recommendations will definitely help you. The main thing, as in medicine, is to choose the right medicine and dosage.

Who is this book for? This book is not only for managers, it is for everyone who values their time.