I just posted a cat video, and a lot of people really liked it! That makes me happy, because feeding these animals is a big part of my daily routine and my overall philosophy on life. Today, I’m heading into the stadium where I usually find the particular cat I feed the most. I feed a lot of cats all over Sofia, Bulgaria, and this one is special. But don’t worry, I’m not turning my channel into just a cat-feeding channel! I just have multiple cat-feeding videos in my ‘Animals Understand the Unspoken’ playlist, where I share my interactions with animals.
The Power of Authentic Connection: Beyond Human Interactions
On my channel, I generally speak about human communication, but I also communicate with a lot of animals. Over the years, over the decades actually, I’ve had multiple animals: a dog, birds, rats, chinchillas, mini parrots, mini pigeons. Even my adoption parents had cows, horses, and sheep! Honestly, I wasn’t really into those big and smelly animals, but with all due respect, I still communicate with all animals. It’s about sending good energy into the world, into the universe. Treating animals with respect is part of the deal. They understand your energy.
Life is pretty simple. My very basic rules are: you don’t hit women, you don’t hit children, and you don’t hit animals. That’s a very simple philosophy I live by. And I extend that philosophy to my interactions with people, too.
My Philosophy: Raw, Real, and Relentless Growth
Embracing Rawness in Content and Life
My livestreams are raw, uncut, and unedited. That’s my belief. When it’s about live streaming, you cannot fabricate anything. A lot of people who create videos like to sound like an angel, making everything so perfect. But I believe real people like real videos, a little bit raw and real. Not everybody, of course; some people like the ‘shiny stuff’. But that’s not me. I’m just giving away all the work structures and showing people life, speaking about life.
Building a Resilient Mindset and Businesses
I’m almost 48, and I’ve lived a very colorful life. Now, I develop businesses in multiple countries. Actually, within a few days, my free membership site will be online, and people can start working from their phone. I’m doing this 18 hours a day because I’m an obsessed idiot!
My life isn’t always easy. I’ve lost everything three times, with the last time being when I was 41. But no matter what, I keep growing. I’m in an upscaling phase of multiple projects, including some huge projects here in Bulgaria. I’m also collecting people to work with, building ridiculous big audiences, and plugging people into those audiences. I’ve pretty much reversed the whole process: first building the audiences, then starting to sell. My workflows can be used by anybody, even business owners who want more eyeballs on their products without a huge marketing budget. You don’t always need a big budget; it’s not necessary.
Actionable Insights for Your Journey
- Be Authentic: Be yourself in your content and interactions. Realness resonates.
- Practice Respect: Treat all living beings with kindness. It comes back to you.
- Work Smart and Hard: Leverage your time effectively. I work 18 hours a day, using my brain for endurance and calisthenics (bodyweight exercises).
- Continuous Learning: Always be updated with the latest strategies and tools.
- Give Value: Offer help and knowledge freely. I give everything away for free.
- Engage with People: Talk to everyone you meet, not just with a standard ‘how are you doing’. Ask them what they’re busy with, what they’re passionate about. People like to be seen and heard.
- Be Resilient: Don’t let setbacks define you. I’ve lost everything three times, but I always keep going.
Summary: It’s All About the Vibe
Life is pretty simple. It’s about respecting all living beings, giving positive energy to the world, and approaching your goals with a raw, authentic, and relentless drive. I’m not here to waste anyone’s time; I’m here to inspire growth and authentic connection. My mission is to always be as good as possible to animals and people, because that’s how I live my life.





