The heart of How to Do Magic remains the same in both editions.

The paperback offers a concise reading experience, while the revised hardcover creates more space for reflection through self-inquiry prompts and additional pages designed to help readers engage more deeply with the text.

Read more on this blog post explaining the differences between the two editions, as well as the available PDF and EPUB formats.

I wrote a book called How to Do Magic. Recently, I returned to it - not to correct it, but to have a conversation with it. The revised edition expands the original text with more spaciousness, nuance, lived experience, and self-inquiry prompts designed to slow the reading experience down and invite reflection.

The revised edition is now available in hardcover and digital format.

How to Do Magic - a revised edition shaped by experience, softened by time, and grounded in a deeper understanding of love, fear, responsibility, and choice.

Magic, as I see it now, is attention. It is participation. It is the quiet courage to stay present.

The new edition is now available.

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„Užsitęsusios tylos sezonas“ – tai esė ir tekstų rinkinys apie tylą, kuri nėra tuštuma. Apie sustojimą, kvėpavimą ir vidinę erdvę, kurioje gimsta tikrumas.

Tai knyga tiems laikams, kai nebesinori skubėti, aiškinti ar įrodyti – tik būti ir išgirsti save. Dabar prieinama mano webshop’e.

„Mergaitė Jūra“ gimė iš įrašų prieš daugiau nei dešimtmetį – istorijų apie gyvenimą svetur, santykius, žmones ir ieškojimą, kur esi namuose. Šiandien ji grįžta – su nauju dizainu, pilna autoryste ir atvira širdimi. Atraskite knygą, kuri brendo kartu su manimi.

A few years ago, I had the chance to meet Wes Adams and later invite him to speak with my students. His insights left a lasting impact. When I learned he was working on a book about meaningful work, I knew it would be special. Now that Meaningful Work, co-authored with Tamara Myles, is here—I can say it’s everything I hoped for and more. This is a book for those who believe in leadership rooted in care, culture, and creative possibility. Read my full review and reflections on the blog.

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Growing up in Lithuania, I was painfully aware of the Holocaust, the lost people, and the broken lives of those who survived and those who were touched by the suffering. Probably for that reason I have never really sought more stories connected to this horrific period and shameful years of the history of mankind. And that’s why this book was a bit of a surprise for me.. [read more]

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Even though this book has been released many times over the years, it doesn't loose it's relevance.

I love reading and I love sharing thoughts on books, concepts and inspiring authors. One more book I would like to share is “Ignore Everybody” by Hugh MacLeod

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There are books that inspire you by being hopeful and there are books that inspire you by making you angry. This is the one closest to it.