My name is Pavel Hrejsemnou, and I write stories that change people — stories that challenge the way we think, stories that bring history to life, and stories that help readers transform their own lives.
This is not just my profession. It is the path I have chosen, the lens through which I understand the world.
I didn’t become a writer overnight. My journey began with a single question that stayed with me for years:
What truly remains after we are gone?
That question eventually led me to write one of my most personal works, “What We Leave Behind.” And from there, the path unfolded.
A Writer of Principles, Legacy, and Human Depth
Over the years, I have written dozens of books, but several shaped my author identity more than others.
My trilogy inspired by the timeless business philosophies of Tomáš Baťa, Henry Ford, and Ray Kroc has become the backbone of my work in personal development and leadership. These books combine historical insight with modern wisdom, showing that great principles do not age — they only grow more valuable.
At the same time, I have always been drawn to the past.
History, for me, is a living organism — full of emotion, conflict, passion, and decisions that shaped everything we know today. This is why I write historical novels that are rich in atmosphere and grounded in real events. Whether I explore medieval Europe, the world of artisans and builders, or forgotten episodes of human courage, my goal is always the same: to reveal the human soul hidden behind history.
Why I Write
Writing is my way of asking questions — and sometimes answering them.
It is my way of understanding people, legacy, fear, ambition, and faith.
And above all, it is my way of offering readers a moment in which something shifts — even slightly — inside them.
Because my motto is simple:
“I tell stories that transform the reader.”
If my books do just that — even for one person — then my work has meaning.
