The narrator John used to be a stressed-out manager, but now he leads a balanced and contented life. One day, during his travels in Hawaii, he decides to go for a bike ride and here, at the very end of the world, he comes across a cafe that changes his life. At the cafe, he meets Jessica, who works from early mornings to late nights and does everything that is expected of her. But in doing so, he loses his own dreams and goals. John becomes her mentor and helps her rediscover what really matters.
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In the conversations of John and Jessica, the reader will find the answer to the question of how to free oneself from the daily work carousel.
Rediscover your purpose in life.
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It's been ten years since stressed-out manager John came to his senses in the Cafe at the End of the World. A lot has changed since then. Today, he leads a life that suits him and makes him happy. He traveled a lot and visited all the places he had wanted to visit for a long time. He found a rhythm that suits him - he works for a year and travels around the world for a year.
He travels around Hawaii, where he unexpectedly stumbles upon a magical cafe again. This time it lies on a secluded beach reminiscent of paradise itself. In the cafe, he meets the attractive Jessica, who also happened to be there by chance. Jessica is unhappy because of her stressful job, which prevents her from achieving what she originally wanted and prevents her from fulfilling her dreams. On the menu, she will find three questions that will help her see her life with perspective and think about its meaning. John takes on the role of mentor because he knows exactly how Jessica feels through his own experience.