Former Polish President Andrzej Duda aims to join the ranks of millionaires through his recently published book, despite struggling with significant debt.
Book Promotion and Financial Goals
According to Newsweek, Andrzej Duda is intensively promoting his book “To ja” (“That’s Me”), which details his presidential career. The book aims to help Duda accumulate funds to continue his political career.
Duda’s efforts include appearances on Kanal Zero and meetings with readers across Poland. His goal is to gather resources that will allow him to remain relevant in Polish politics.
Criticism from Acquaintances
Some of Duda’s acquaintances describe him as an “extreme materialist.” They express skepticism about his ability to accumulate significant wealth, with one noting that Duda’s promotional efforts seem overly aggressive.
Another source close to Duda describes his current activities as ” madness,” but acknowledges that Duda is satisfied with his approach, believing he can successfully promote his book and maintain public interest.
Concerns about Public Perception
Duda’s acquaintances suggest that he is driven by a fear of fading from public attention. One source compares his efforts to a “battle for camera attention” with other prominent Polish politicians, including Karol Nawrocki, Jarosław Kaczyński, and Donald Tusk.
