Ekaterina Stupak

I completed Power ON. At the end of the course, all participants were given homework: write a blog post. I will not put it off until tomorrow; I will start right now.

I want to devote this post to the final challenge: walking on hot coals. I had never thought about it before, but today I firmly decided to do it. I felt happy about what I was going to do and was among the first ten to go. An indescribable feeling! The team's support encouraged me even more. There is a small burn on my left foot, but it reminds me of my goal.

I proved to myself that nothing is impossible, and I believe it all depends on us. Keep working on yourself, again and again.

I completed the “Power on” training. At the end of the course, all participants got homework. One of the tasks is to write my own blog. I won't put it off until tomorrow, I'll start right now.” Now I want to dedicate this post to the “final challenge.” Guys, it was walking on hot coals. I had never even thought about anything like that before, but today I firmly decided to walk across them. I even felt happy about what I was going to do, and I went in the first 10. An indescribable feeling! The support of your team encouraged me even more. Special thanks to them! They stood at the far end of the path and waved to me. They also made all kinds of gestures so that I would look at them and not at my feet, showing me that your goal is ahead. I passed this test. I even walked it twice. There's nothing hard about it. There's a small burn on my left foot, but it reminds me of my goal! It's extreme, a rush, joy (no idea where it came from, but still). I can! I proved to myself that nothing is impossible, and I believe everything depends only on us.” P/S: Break yourselves. Do something new. A FREEBIE won't come! The prince won't love you just the way you are, with your shopping bags and a pile of complexes. Work, and more work on yourself -

Skype Igor [Graf], thank you for Power on. In these four days I've rewatched almost all of your video lessons. Before, I only thought about changing something in my work, but it all stayed in my “thoughts.” Now there are small successes. They may be tiny steps forward, but they are there. I've come to understand that if you don't try, you won't find out: “Do people want to work with you?!” My mind has expanded, and now I see lots of opportunities around me. The way I communicate with people has changed, and so has the way I write letters. Several offers of cooperation have come in. Before, I would have boxed myself in with “I can't do it,” but now I know I can do all of it, and practice is something you simply build up. P.S. This is a personal thank-you. Not for the public.