We all experience feelings of stagnation, lack of progress or prospects in life. Sometimes this happens because we don’t see clear ways to move forward or achieve goals, we experience professional dissatisfaction, difficulties in relationships, or we feel oppressive fatigue from the monotony and predictability of everyday life. And sometimes we understand that we are hostage to our own experience and live as if by inertia, following other people’s rules and expectations. How to get out of a dead end in life?

Nobody wants to find themselves in a dead end in life. Nevertheless, we all happen there: when the current relationship has outlived its usefulness, but it is impossible to decide on further steps; when they were chasing earnings for a long time in order to gain external status or stop worrying about the future - but, surrounded by expensive bags, cars and apartments, they did not experience either joy or peace, but were faced with a feeling of meaninglessness and devastation. When you have been “living correctly” for many years, and then suddenly you feel like a student who gets only A’s, does everything with an eye on others and for their approval, but does not know his true self.

Ekaterina Davydova suggests abandon the usual ways of thinking and go into the mysterious forest of the unconscious. Using examples from her own professional experience and works of popular and classical culture, she tells how to learn to listen to your intuition, trust dreams and use the potential of the irrational.

The book will help readers establish contact with their unconscious in order to find solutions to problems which just recently seemed impossible.

What if feelings, sensations, intuition, deep contact with ourselves can help us no worse than rational thinking? What if the unconscious contains the answers and clues we need?