Faina Terpugova

First of all, I want to thank Yuriy Kurilov for introducing all of us to you, Igor. I don’t even know how I believed him so easily, started watching your joint videos and got “hooked,” as our team song goes. Huge thanks, Igor, for “Liberation” and “Breakthrough.” If I start from the very beginning, my story is this: I’m looking for opportunities to multiply income which in literally 2 months will start coming in monthly, that is, my pension, and I really don’t want to spend it thoughtlessly. I went to Breakthrough because of week 3 - Finances, but a transformation happened, there’s not even any doubt about it. Well then, off we went! By the way, I never once went back on my promise to myself not to give up. Over time I came to see the training as a quest in which you have to complete tasks to get free. The daily Focus taught me not to take on too many things in a day, so as not to procrastinate. Thanks to Focus I developed a habit - doing exercises every day, drinking a glass of water on an empty stomach, even on weekends. Setting tasks that are doable in a day. I understood the role of the team in a common cause. It’s a close-knit group, permeated with a single goal, to complete the task no matter what, and not just any old way, but responsibly and with full commitment. The GrafChallenges united us all more and more: meeting the sunrise, team songs, meeting a millionaire, the blind mile. Having the support of like-minded people is worth a lot. Throughout the training my husband Andrey supported me: writing out 1000 goals together, the “Blind Mile” run and worrying about my lack of sleep, since we live at Moscow time +5. This only brings us closer, and for me family is important. My amazing, sensitive, understanding partner - Mayya, supported me ever since we swore to go through to the end together no matter what. The long-awaited 3rd week came - “Finances.” I was afraid to miss even a word: the 6 wallets rule, the box, the customs control rule, income and expense tables, searching for investment options with a minimal amount. I’ve implemented all of it and still keep it up, I even like managing my finances. When you write everything down on paper to the last kopeck, you get - magic, all the numbers add up, I fit into the payments and there’s some left for fun too. “Irreversible Benefit” gave a good assessment of my surroundings, and it became clear to me that I am changing and my surroundings are changing. Today I received a letter from the “Khabensky Foundation” as a token of gratitude, the foundation is 11 years old and they have helped many children, and I’m doubly pleased that our team could help at least somewhat, be part of such a good cause. A nice bonus for me and, probably, for many was the meeting with Aleksey. Although Aleksey said that this is only the basics and there isn’t even 5% of the knowledge he managed to give us here, for me it’s a push to study the question of investing. I