The author of the self-development blog KeyForInfo is Bogdan Kravets

My name is Bogdan, and this is my blog.

I started this blog in 2022 with the idea of creating a structured space where I could share my thoughts and experiences in the field of personal development in social, spiritual, and material aspects of life. Here, you will find my reflections on how to develop oneself and understand the world in all its manifestations.

Since childhood, I have always been interested in understanding how the world around us works. Why do some people live happily and harmoniously, while others face difficulties and obstacles? Why do some succeed financially while others struggle to make ends meet? I began experimenting with various methods to improve and optimize my life, keeping only what yielded real results. Through this experience, I have gained valuable insights that I now share on my blog.

It’s important for me to share information with you and engage in interactions to continue growing and evolving.

Allow me to share my story so that you can better understand me.

Childhood and School Years

My childhood was not easy. I was always a lonely child, and my classmates didn’t always accept me for who I was. They considered me strange and different from them. I enjoyed retreating into my own thoughts, pondering why the world was the way it was. During my school years, I struggled to find like-minded individuals.

I often spent time at home because many of the homework assignments seemed pointless to me. It was difficult for me to understand why I should study grammar when many adults made basic mistakes in written language. As for subjects like math, biology, physics, and other sciences, each lesson felt like a new topic, and I couldn’t even get interested in it. Consequently, I quickly forgot everything, and I didn’t see any practical use in it.

The lack of social interaction led me to study the actions, words, and emotions of the children around me. Thanks to this, I could understand the situations of other children in their families, their thoughts and fears, and their true intentions.

For me, school was not a place for socializing but rather a unique training ground for understanding people.

My day usually began with school lessons, after which I did homework until late in the evening and then went to karate practice.

Those around me called me introverted, but they didn’t understand one thing: I wasn’t interested in their conversations and thoughts.

Understanding the World

Although I didn’t have friends, it allowed me to pay more attention to the world around me and to myself. During the day and evening, I often embarked on long walks, simply following my own feet and exploring uncharted places in the city. Gradually, I started intentionally changing my routes, exploring unfamiliar corners of the city. As a result, I became a witness to various interesting phenomena and events that I had no prior knowledge of.

During these walks, I observed how the world is structured around me, paying attention to the interactions of people, animals, and plants. By observing animals, you can understand how to navigate through life and what nature demands of us.

I discovered patterns in various events and tried to replicate them, studying the efforts required to do so.

University Years

My experience at the university turned out to be a challenge. In the “Cybersecurity” faculty, I quickly realized that many professors were unable to effectively present the material. By the second year, I hadn’t passed a single exam. Over time, I accumulated a lot of debt, and I faced underestimation from those around me. This experience taught me how easily people can attract contempt from those who judge solely based on external qualities without attempting to understand the person from within.

To turn this situation around, it took me just two months to clear all my debts, and by the third year, I became the top student, to whom even those who previously looked down on me turned for help.

This experience taught me one important lesson: many people are hypocritical, easily swayed, and undervalue truly valuable individuals.

Financial Development

Over the years, I’ve learned how to interact with people and how to draw them into my circle. I realized that I needed money to continue my development.

The First Stage of Growth: Various Professions and Logistics and Management

The first stage of my financial growth included various jobs in tire repair, pizzerias, sales, and even contributions to online publications. I gained experience in different fields but understood that development in the world of material wealth happens gradually. That’s why I began studying programming, marketing, advertising, design, and internet marketing methods. During this time, I also worked as a logistician and found success in negotiating deals with factories.

The Second Stage of Growth: SEO Specialist

Over the years, I’ve learned how to interact with people and how to draw them into my circle. I realized that I needed money to continue my development.

The second stage of my growth began when I transitioned to the role of an SEO specialist, where my salary tripled. This field required knowledge that I had actively been acquiring since the age of 17, and it provided me with a unique opportunity for growth.

I worked on various projects and invested myself enthusiastically in my work. Despite the challenges, I constantly enriched my professional experience. I learned to connect with every team member, drawing valuable lessons and assistance from them.

At some point, my life encountered routine, and my professional growth slowed down. This was a signal that it was time for a change. When I started considering the possibility of changing jobs and exploring new paths, fate once again intervened. My colleague offered me the opportunity to join his startup, and I accepted the offer without hesitation.

Now, my projects have become more complex, and I have begun collaborating with companies whose revenue has reached many millions of dollars. My task was to promote their websites.

Thanks to achieving financial stability where money was no longer a problem, I started paying more attention to my spiritual growth. This phase in my life helped me find balance and enjoy every moment.

I’m always open to communication, whether on any professional topic or ready to engage in discussions about philosophy and psychology. You can get in touch with me in two ways:

Ask a question on the page: contact me.
Write to me on LinkedIn.

Thank you for your interest, and I look forward to the opportunity to communicate and exchange ideas with you.