Books
My publications
I am the author of literary novels, guides and scientific papers. Discover my work
GUIDE
Doskonale niedoskonali [The Perfectly Imperfect]
Agata Limanówka, Sylwia Mokrysz
Discover how, being Perfectly Imperfect, to achieve success in life and business and be happy!
GUIDE
Herbaciarz.
Gdy życie staje się podróżą (Tea lover. When life becomes a journey)
Monika Lipińska, Sylwia Mokrysz
This novel is like a cup of tea. Good, aromatic, captivating with a surprising bouquet of refined taste. It exudes the peace of a leisurely evening, when the day’s affairs become less important and you finally have time for yourself.
SCIENTIFIC PAPER
European Politics, Finance and Marketing
Sylwia Mokrysz
The journal features papers on the role of financial institutions and their instruments in the development of rural areas and agriculture. It gives young scientists the opportunity to publish their scientific achievements, enabling them to use the competences (reviews) of more experienced employees. It plays an integrative role for the scientific community of economists and agrarian politicians.
GUIDE
AMBASSADOR OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN POLAND. NEVER GIVE UP! HOW 21 ENTREPRENEURIAL WOMEN THINK AND WORK
A collective work
The book describes the stories of 21 women who are Ambassadors of Entrepreneurship in Poland. The women use their own examples to show how to build their own brand, overcome all obstacles and consistently pursue their goals. The Managing Partner of PKF Consult, Ewa Jakubczyk-Cały, also describes her experiences. The businesswomen also answered important questions, including what entrepreneurship is, what way of thinking is effective in Polish business realities and how entrepreneurs such as Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Walt Disney and Steve Jobs coped with their business failures.
MOTIVATIONAL LITERATURE
Success Under Difficulties And The Uses Of Obstacles
Orison Swett Marden
This book was translated and published in a limited edition intended primarily for managers and those who have to daily and repeatedly make difficult decisions in the rapidly changing conditions of the modern economy.
SCIENTIFIC WORK
Consumers towards marketing strategies of coffee producers
Grzegorz Maciejewski / Sylwia Mokrysz / Łukasz Wróblewski
Business literature
Business Tigers – stories of women
Business Tigers edited by Marcin Andrzejewski
“Success is a consequence of skills, knowledge, effort, experience, as well as luck. Let me quote Brian Tracy: “Your fate depends on your habits.” If you are not entirely satisfied with what you are doing, what effects it brings, take a look at your daily habits. (…) Develop your morning routine which, over time, will become a habit and make you a person who is happier and more satisfied with your life.”
I write about happiness and fulfilment as a woman and businesswoman in the book: “Business Tigers. Stories of Women.” Its premiere took place on 19 September 2024 at the Aviator Bar & Lounge located on the top, 10th floor of the Airport Hotel Okęcie. The publisher of the book is the “Business Tigers” magazine headed by editor-in-chief Marcin Andrzejewski.
As we can read on the project’s website (https://tygrysybiznesu.com.pl), “The publishing house of “Business Tigers. Stories of Women” presents inspiring stories of the creation of success of women’s brands and enterprises. It brings readers closer not only to the achievements, but also to the paths that exceptional women have had to follow to achieve success in business.”
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Key information from the blog
From ‘Ranczo’ to the Golden Paragon – why it takes years to build a brand
Recently, ‘Minutka’ tea was honoured with the ‘Golden Receipt – Polish Merchants’ Award’. I particularly value this award, as it reflects consumers’ everyday choices. Merchants know best which products customers regularly return to and which brands have maintained their position over many years.
The concept of the ‘average consumer’ no longer exists
Over the years, we have become accustomed to thinking about the market in terms of groups and segments. We talked about young consumers, families with children, the elderly and residents of large cities. We created customer profiles, analysed their purchasing decisions and tried to predict their needs a year or two ahead.
Do we really just buy a product?
I have been observing how the coffee market has changed over the years. Technologies, methods of communicating with customers, sales channels and even the speed at which new trends emerge are all evolving. However, the biggest change does not concern products or producers. It concerns consumers.
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