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This year has been extremely intense, bright, unforgettable, and incredibly diverse.
We managed to fully enter the English-speaking market and hold events in eight European countries: Austria, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and the Czech Republic.
Over the course of this year, we conducted a large number of masterclasses — “Genius Inside You,” “Success Strategies of theRich and Wealthy,” two-day trainings “Breakthrough Training,” as well as three seasons of the 90-day online program MetaGame — all of it in English!
Many of our students achieved very strong results. A student from Hungary, who has visited every country in the world and became a national record holder for travel, finally wrote the book she had dreamed of for the past six years. Another student from Budapest, successful in business, had long wanted to start acting in films — and this year she appeared in a movie. Yet another Hungarian student, after five years of struggling with the Russian language, was finally able to pass a very difficult Russian language exam. And this is only a small part of our students’ successes.
A separate personal breakthrough for me was the Hungarian language. The year began with my speech at a Toastmasters club, delivered in Hungarian and memorized word for word. Over this year, I learned several thousand Hungarian words and reached a confident B2 level — in just a year and a half of studying this extremely difficult language!
At the same time, I completed three courses in philosophy and anthropology at Oxford, registered for three advanced courses in artificial intelligence and data science, which I will begin next month, and mastered 3D printing.
We moved from the center of Budapest to the suburbs — to a beautiful townhouse, closer to nature and silence. And wild deer live just behind our fence.
Over the course of this year, we drove thousands and thousands of kilometers by car across Europe and the Middle East. Today, I began celebrating my birthday in Turkey and continue it in Lebanon — my 81st country, which I had long dreamed of visiting!
Yesterday we attended Hungary’s main AI conference — AI Talks. The room was filled with incredibly strong experts, and the level of speakers — including international ones — was impressive.
But here’s the biggest insight I left with: most people still see AI far too narrowly. Many still think “using AI” means generating texts and pictures.
Those who truly understand what’s happening are already using AI to build full-scale, structured, and functional systems — the kind that used to take months of coding and hundreds of hours of engineering. Today, you can build them in days.
Only 1% of people could code before. The other 99% stayed passive. Now the world has shifted: anyone can build their own solutions without knowing how to program.
We’re entering an era where thinking, asking better questions, and connecting ideas matter more than technical skills.
People often think that networking is some kind of complicated art. Like you need special tactics, the perfect elevator pitch, or a certain status to “deserve” good connections.
But the truth is much simpler: real connections happen when you just show up in the right places at the right time — and actually care about people.
Today in Budapest, we were at the Forbes Health conference. And completely naturally, I ended up connecting with the Marketing Director of Forbes Hungary and the CEO of Forbes Hungary. Not in a “let me pitch you” way — but in a warm, human, real way. We even opened the door to potential collaboration and partnership.
And it happened for one reason: I stayed open. I listened. I asked questions. I wasn’t trying to impress anyone.
I’ve used this approach for over 20 years. It’s helped me build genuine, high-level relationships all over the world — not because I was chasing status, but because I was genuinely interested in people.
For a long time, Hungary remained a mystery to me. You live here, you meet wonderful people, you communicate in English — and yet, deep down, there’s this quiet sense that something essential is missing. You see the beauty, but you still don’t feel the heartbeat of the nation.
Only after 14 months — and countless hours of studying the Hungarian language — did I finally realize: I was ready. Ready to truly connect.
The moment I began reading and understanding Hungarian newspapers and magazines, everything changed. I immediately subscribed to a number of them — and now, every morning, I immerse myself in the political, cultural, and economic life of this country, both domestically and internationally.
What an incredible joy it is to witness how this great nation lives, creates, and — most importantly — contributes positively to peacebuilding efforts on a global scale.
I must admit, until I started reading the local press, I could not truly understand this remarkable people. But now, with every passing day, my respect, admiration, and genuine appreciation for the Hungarian nation grow deeper and deeper.
This morning, during my meditation, I reflected deeply on how to express the essence of what I do.
After sitting with this question for a while, I arrived at a formulation that feels true to me.
Here it is:
"Leitmotif of Mykola Latansky, the Genialist
I guide people back to themselves — to their true nature, beyond roles, masks, and false ideas about who they are.
I help dissolve identifications and clear away mental noise to restore deep wholeness and inner strength.
In this space of silence, access opens to the source of ideas, and intuition and inner knowing awaken.
Peace, trust in life, and connection with the world naturally arise.
From this state, innate genius is revealed — the ability to freely create and bring forth the designs of the Universe.
A person gains faith in themselves and begins to act fearlessly and unstoppably — not because they have to, but because it becomes their natural state.
And then, even in a rapidly changing world and the age of AI, they live with confidence in the future, discover new possibilities, and create a life filled with meaning, happiness, and prosperity."
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Please share in the comments how clear this feels to you, on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means “absolutely unclear” and 10 means “perfectly clear and precise.” 🙏
GETTING READY FOR MY B1 HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE EXAM đź‡đź‡ş
A year ago, I started what’s turned out to be the most difficult language I’ve ever tackled — I embarked on the journey of learning Hungarian, my sixth foreign language.
From day one, I knew it would be the most challenging one yet. In fact, it might even be more difficult than Arabic.
Still, I was determined to learn it as quickly as possible.
There were weeks, even months, when I paused. But something kept pulling me back — the beauty of the language, the challenge, the dream of one day speaking it fluently.
Now, almost every day, I push myself to dive deep into this beautiful, complex, and captivating language.
My goal? To make Hungarian my third fluent foreign language, after English and German.
Sure, I’ve explored others — Turkish, Spanish, Arabic — but they stayed at A1–A2 levels. Hungarian feels different. It’s not just a language — it’s a new life!
Maybe Hungarian will become not just my sixth language… but my fifth fluent one, if I include my native tongues (Russian and Ukrainian).
By the end of this summer, I hope to pass the B1 exam — and I’m getting closer every day.
And this journey reminds me of one powerful truth: If you want to master a language, you have to practice it every single day.
Even just 5, 10, or 15 minutes at a time. What’s the hardest language you’ve ever tried to learn?
When I launched MetaGame™ in 2022 — an online program designed to help people break down big goals and achieve them in 90 days — I had no idea it would go far beyond productivity and personal breakthroughs.
Yes, over the years, we’ve received countless stories of how our programs helped people find purpose, direction, and a reason to live. For some, they even prevented suicide.
But what I didn’t expect… is that our newest online program, MetaGame, would help people escape war.
Just yesterday, I received a message from a participant — the second such story — who used MetaGame to plan and execute his escape from Ukraine. While the western border is heavily guarded and crossing it seems nearly impossible to most, this brave soul set a clear goal — and step by step, he made it. He swam across the river that marks the border, risking his life in freezing water, and successfully escaped. Today, he’s safe and reunited with his family in Western Europe.
Last year, we had another participant — a man who hadn’t seen his family in almost two years. He was devastated, hopeless, and ready to give up. But through MetaGame, he found the clarity and courage to set one powerful goal: to reunite with his loved ones. Despite enormous obstacles, he spent days walking through the mountains, risking encounters with wild animals and the threat of being shot at the border. And yet, he made it. In less than 90 days, he was holding his wife and children again.
I created MetaGame to help people unlock their inner genius. I never imagined it would save lives, restore families, and offer hope in the darkest of times.
I don’t know about you, but whenever I see AI-generated content—text, audio, video—on my feed, I instinctively scroll past it.
It’s not that it’s bad. It just feels… empty.
Does this mean that, deep down, we’ll always crave human stories, human voices, human connection? That no matter how advanced AI gets, we’ll still be drawn to what’s real?
Wealth always begins with an idea. We are just one step, one thought, one flash of inspiration away from all the riches of the Universe.
The biographies of such well-known figures as Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk show us that their success was not built on the desire to make money, but on a drive — an impulse, an inspiration — that turned into cars, steel plants, computers, or space technologies. Everything began with an idea they were able to bring to life.
In the next two weeks, we’re hitting the road again for another cross-country tour with my new masterclass: “Success Strategies of the Rich and Wealthy.”
This time, we’ll be visiting five countries and six cities: đź‡đꇷ Zagreb 🇸🇮 Ljubljana 🇮🇹 Rome & Milan 🇨🇿 Prague đź‡đź‡ş Budapest
Some are new destinations, others are familiar places where we’re thrilled to return!
This masterclass has quickly become one of the most powerful and transformational events I’ve ever created. In just three hours, participants experience a profound shift in their mindset around wealth and financial success.
People from all walks of life tell me it was one of the most life-changing experiences they’ve ever had.
✨ If you’re in or near one of these cities—or can travel there—I would love to see you in person.
The price to attend is symbolic: just 10 euros.
Feel free to bring your friends, colleagues, or anyone you care about.
Let’s grow together—personally and professionally, and as a society!
Mykola Latansky, genialist
TODAY I TURNED 53!
This year has been extremely intense, bright, unforgettable, and incredibly diverse.
We managed to fully enter the English-speaking market and hold events in eight European countries: Austria, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and the Czech Republic.
Over the course of this year, we conducted a large number of masterclasses — “Genius Inside You,” “Success Strategies of theRich and Wealthy,” two-day trainings “Breakthrough Training,” as well as three seasons of the 90-day online program MetaGame — all of it in English!
Many of our students achieved very strong results.
A student from Hungary, who has visited every country in the world and became a national record holder for travel, finally wrote the book she had dreamed of for the past six years.
Another student from Budapest, successful in business, had long wanted to start acting in films — and this year she appeared in a movie.
Yet another Hungarian student, after five years of struggling with the Russian language, was finally able to pass a very difficult Russian language exam.
And this is only a small part of our students’ successes.
A separate personal breakthrough for me was the Hungarian language.
The year began with my speech at a Toastmasters club, delivered in Hungarian and memorized word for word. Over this year, I learned several thousand Hungarian words and reached a confident B2 level — in just a year and a half of studying this extremely difficult language!
At the same time, I completed three courses in philosophy and anthropology at Oxford, registered for three advanced courses in artificial intelligence and data science, which I will begin next month, and mastered 3D printing.
We moved from the center of Budapest to the suburbs — to a beautiful townhouse, closer to nature and silence. And wild deer live just behind our fence.
Over the course of this year, we drove thousands and thousands of kilometers by car across Europe and the Middle East.
Today, I began celebrating my birthday in Turkey and continue it in Lebanon — my 81st country, which I had long dreamed of visiting!
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Mykola Latansky, genialist
Yesterday we attended Hungary’s main AI conference — AI Talks. The room was filled with incredibly strong experts, and the level of speakers — including international ones — was impressive.
But here’s the biggest insight I left with: most people still see AI far too narrowly. Many still think “using AI” means generating texts and pictures.
Those who truly understand what’s happening are already using AI to build full-scale, structured, and functional systems — the kind that used to take months of coding and hundreds of hours of engineering. Today, you can build them in days.
Only 1% of people could code before. The other 99% stayed passive.
Now the world has shifted: anyone can build their own solutions without knowing how to program.
We’re entering an era where thinking, asking better questions, and connecting ideas matter more than technical skills.
And that is a massive opportunity for everyone.
#ai #genius #mindset #aitalks #future #mindset #opportunities #leadership
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Mykola Latansky, genialist
People often think that networking is some kind of complicated art. Like you need special tactics, the perfect elevator pitch, or a certain status to “deserve” good connections.
But the truth is much simpler: real connections happen when you just show up in the right places at the right time — and actually care about people.
Today in Budapest, we were at the Forbes Health conference. And completely naturally, I ended up connecting with the Marketing Director of Forbes Hungary and the CEO of Forbes Hungary.
Not in a “let me pitch you” way — but in a warm, human, real way.
We even opened the door to potential collaboration and partnership.
And it happened for one reason: I stayed open. I listened. I asked questions. I wasn’t trying to impress anyone.
I’ve used this approach for over 20 years. It’s helped me build genuine, high-level relationships all over the world — not because I was chasing status, but because I was genuinely interested in people.
#Genius #AwakeningYourGenius #PowerfulNetworking #BuildingConnections #BigGoals
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đź‡đź‡ş Discovering Hungary Beyond Words
For a long time, Hungary remained a mystery to me. You live here, you meet wonderful people, you communicate in English — and yet, deep down, there’s this quiet sense that something essential is missing. You see the beauty, but you still don’t feel the heartbeat of the nation.
Only after 14 months — and countless hours of studying the Hungarian language — did I finally realize: I was ready. Ready to truly connect.
The moment I began reading and understanding Hungarian newspapers and magazines, everything changed. I immediately subscribed to a number of them — and now, every morning, I immerse myself in the political, cultural, and economic life of this country, both domestically and internationally.
What an incredible joy it is to witness how this great nation lives, creates, and — most importantly — contributes positively to peacebuilding efforts on a global scale.
I must admit, until I started reading the local press, I could not truly understand this remarkable people. But now, with every passing day, my respect, admiration, and genuine appreciation for the Hungarian nation grow deeper and deeper.
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Mykola Latansky, genialist
This morning, during my meditation, I reflected deeply on how to express the essence of what I do.
After sitting with this question for a while, I arrived at a formulation that feels true to me.
Here it is:
"Leitmotif of Mykola Latansky, the Genialist
I guide people back to themselves — to their true nature, beyond roles, masks, and false ideas about who they are.
I help dissolve identifications and clear away mental noise to restore deep wholeness and inner strength.
In this space of silence, access opens to the source of ideas, and intuition and inner knowing awaken.
Peace, trust in life, and connection with the world naturally arise.
From this state, innate genius is revealed — the ability to freely create and bring forth the designs of the Universe.
A person gains faith in themselves and begins to act fearlessly and unstoppably — not because they have to, but because it becomes their natural state.
And then, even in a rapidly changing world and the age of AI, they live with confidence in the future, discover new possibilities, and create a life filled with meaning, happiness, and prosperity."
⸻
Please share in the comments how clear this feels to you, on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means “absolutely unclear” and 10 means “perfectly clear and precise.” 🙏
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GETTING READY FOR MY B1 HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE EXAM đź‡đź‡ş
A year ago, I started what’s turned out to be the most difficult language I’ve ever tackled — I embarked on the journey of learning Hungarian, my sixth foreign language.
From day one, I knew it would be the most challenging one yet. In fact, it might even be more difficult than Arabic.
Still, I was determined to learn it as quickly as possible.
There were weeks, even months, when I paused. But something kept pulling me back — the beauty of the language, the challenge, the dream of one day speaking it fluently.
Now, almost every day, I push myself to dive deep into this beautiful, complex, and captivating language.
My goal? To make Hungarian my third fluent foreign language, after English and German.
Sure, I’ve explored others — Turkish, Spanish, Arabic — but they stayed at A1–A2 levels. Hungarian feels different. It’s not just a language — it’s a new life!
Maybe Hungarian will become not just my sixth language… but my fifth fluent one, if I include my native tongues (Russian and Ukrainian).
By the end of this summer, I hope to pass the B1 exam — and I’m getting closer every day.
And this journey reminds me of one powerful truth: If you want to master a language, you have to practice it every single day.
Even just 5, 10, or 15 minutes at a time.
What’s the hardest language you’ve ever tried to learn?
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Little did I know…
When I launched MetaGame™ in 2022 — an online program designed to help people break down big goals and achieve them in 90 days — I had no idea it would go far beyond productivity and personal breakthroughs.
Yes, over the years, we’ve received countless stories of how our programs helped people find purpose, direction, and a reason to live. For some, they even prevented suicide.
But what I didn’t expect… is that our newest online program, MetaGame, would help people escape war.
Just yesterday, I received a message from a participant — the second such story — who used MetaGame to plan and execute his escape from Ukraine. While the western border is heavily guarded and crossing it seems nearly impossible to most, this brave soul set a clear goal — and step by step, he made it. He swam across the river that marks the border, risking his life in freezing water, and successfully escaped. Today, he’s safe and reunited with his family in Western Europe.
Last year, we had another participant — a man who hadn’t seen his family in almost two years. He was devastated, hopeless, and ready to give up. But through MetaGame, he found the clarity and courage to set one powerful goal: to reunite with his loved ones. Despite enormous obstacles, he spent days walking through the mountains, risking encounters with wild animals and the threat of being shot at the border. And yet, he made it. In less than 90 days, he was holding his wife and children again.
I created MetaGame to help people unlock their inner genius.
I never imagined it would save lives, restore families, and offer hope in the darkest of times.
But it did.
And it does.
#MetaGame
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I don’t know about you, but whenever I see AI-generated content—text, audio, video—on my feed, I instinctively scroll past it.
It’s not that it’s bad. It just feels… empty.
Does this mean that, deep down, we’ll always crave human stories, human voices, human connection?
That no matter how advanced AI gets, we’ll still be drawn to what’s real?
What do you think?
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Wealth always begins with an idea. We are just one step, one thought, one flash of inspiration away from all the riches of the Universe.
The biographies of such well-known figures as Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk show us that their success was not built on the desire to make money, but on a drive — an impulse, an inspiration — that turned into cars, steel plants, computers, or space technologies. Everything began with an idea they were able to bring to life.
© From the book The Art of Big Goals by Mykola Latansky.
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DEAR FRIENDS, I HAVE EXCITING NEWS TO SHARE!
In the next two weeks, we’re hitting the road again for another cross-country tour with my new masterclass: “Success Strategies of the Rich and Wealthy.”
This time, we’ll be visiting five countries and six cities:
đź‡đꇷ Zagreb
🇸🇮 Ljubljana
🇮🇹 Rome & Milan
🇨🇿 Prague
đź‡đź‡ş Budapest
Some are new destinations, others are familiar places where we’re thrilled to return!
This masterclass has quickly become one of the most powerful and transformational events I’ve ever created. In just three hours, participants experience a profound shift in their mindset around wealth and financial success.
People from all walks of life tell me it was one of the most life-changing experiences they’ve ever had.
✨ If you’re in or near one of these cities—or can travel there—I would love to see you in person.
The price to attend is symbolic: just 10 euros.
Feel free to bring your friends, colleagues, or anyone you care about.
Let’s grow together—personally and professionally, and as a society!
🔗 Here’s the link to join or share: latansky.com/ssrw
Please share it with your friends, loved ones, and anyone who could benefit.
Let’s make this tour unforgettable!
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