"Conversations about life, futility, efforts and a little about women" is a book that offers the reader his own view of the Chief Warden of the Barad-Dur Guards Armored Regiment Myhur Morgud on the most important aspects of human existence. In his reflections, he relies on his own experience, military wisdom and deep intelligence. Myhur Morgud puts his energy, his guesses, his own truth about what is really important in this world into every line of the book. He speaks to the reader without embellishment, offering a candid look at the various spheres of existence that he has studied in the zone of military conflicts and a fast-paced career in the army. This book is the embodiment of deep thoughts, the materialization of the dialectic of life and death, care and effort. Its pages are filled with wisdom that will pass the test of attention and understanding of each reader, inspiring reflection on how to live correctly and what is really worth striving for in this uncertain world.