The new book by Oleksandr Suvorov, "A Year Without Plans" or "Let Go of the Handle," was written during the first year of Russia's war against Ukraine - from March 2022 to March 2023. The book is based on Aleksandr's diary, in which he recorded almost daily the process of his profound inner transformation provoked by the war.

It is the story of the struggle between the two opposing natures of the main character: the incorrigible Achiever and the Partygoer. For over thirty years, the Achiever has been "in control." By keeping everything in check and living life "according to the rules," he built a successful business, accumulated wealth and status, became a startup investor, and a mentor to young entrepreneurs.

The Flow is the force that ultimately reveals itself to the Partygoer while remaining inaccessible to the Achiever. It turns out that the Flow has always been present in the hero's life, but he could truly feel its influence only by "letting go of the handle." This process is dynamically and expressively described in the book.

By learning to navigate within the Flow, one can achieve much more than stubbornly competing against the current. The author has personally experienced this in both business and personal life. Corresponding sketches are gathered together with the rules of effective interaction with the Flow, formulated by the author.