The goal of the work was to design a layout solution for a residential house, /so that I could present an author's view of success/, a concrete indication of the contrast between two worlds of success: conventional and individual. The space is thus conceptually divided into two basic zones, the career and residential user areas. In the career part, there is a workshop where the user can practice his profession, e.g. marketing specialist. The workshop is a paraphrase for interpretation. Society perceives our career progress but only sees a part of it /the emerging skylight/, but not our hard work. At the same time, the skylight in the working part also refers to the infinity of success and the constant shifting of goals. Part of this zone is also a place of reflection - also called by a more expressive name the corner of shame. Where the user has the opportunity to reflect on his failure/disappointment. In the residential and user part, there are zones of daily needs such as hygiene, sleeping area, kitchen, social and living area... In these parts, all individual achievements can be carried out according to the individual's intention. Simple and clear communication between these parts prevails throughout the floor plan. The basic beam that connects these two worlds is the library, which communicates with both zones at the same time. Books as a source of knowledge are the basis of any success, be it career or individual. Knowledge, knowledge and perseverance are needed for every success.