«Pravda vsem» (2026) is the latest work by Roman Vasilenko. Twenty-three laws about money, influence and reputation form a single system of thinking that works harder the bigger your tasks become.
The twenty-three laws are not slogans but working principles: from knowing your worth to building a circle of support and moving ahead of the game.
«Pravda vsem» is written for those who are past the stage of first wins and are looking not for motivation but for precise rules: how to hold influence, protect reputation and make decisions when the cost of a mistake is high. It is a book for entrepreneurs, managers and anyone whose scope has outgrown standard self-development advice.
The twenty-three laws are arranged as one system: from the ability to assess yourself honestly and set your own price, to working with your circle and reputation and moving ahead of the game. Each law can be read on its own, but together they add up to a single way of thinking that works harder the bigger your tasks become.
If you do not know your worth, you are worth nothing.
The world is a game of selling. And for those who do not value themselves much, it is a clearance sale.
Connections and your circle decide more than money.
Reputation goes ahead of you. It opens doors before you knock.
Narrow thinking kills a business faster than any crisis.
Stability is a polite word for a coma.
These are only some of the laws and quotes — the full set of 23 rules awaits inside the book.
Roman Vasilenko is an entrepreneur, business coach and mentor, and a Doctor of Economics. He is the author of books and training programmes on achieving goals, personal effectiveness and entrepreneurship; he lectures and runs educational projects.