Konstantin Khurudzhi

Why I went to Breakthrough:

1. To sort out in my head what was already there. I’d been moving toward this for 10 years. I sorted it out and added a lot. 2. To learn something new. I learned; some things I considered not very important turned out to be important. 3. It was interesting to see what results others had. Strangely enough, there was a lot of whining, fighting over resources and empty talk among the participants. Everything I left behind when I quit my job. By the way, it’s exactly a year today! 4. I found out for sure that people are not what you think they are; there are pleasant surprises and, of course, unpleasant ones. What I learned that was new. 1. A lot depends on the team; we had people with whom working was like running in shackles with weights. 2. I learned the interesting division of people into slaves, pawns, rebels, etc., which nicely complemented my picture of the world and fit in like it belonged there. 3. My self-analysis improved. 4. I learned how good it is to plan things in advance. For some reason many people forget about packing the school bag the evening before. 5. Since Wednesday, March 13, 2019, and to this day, I believe that the day I described in that lesson hasn’t changed. I think my direction was right from the start)) 6. But the three main questions need work. 7. The task with 1000 desires was interesting)), so analytical, I’ll use it. 8. I learned that I have very few cr*ppy beliefs. 9. I learned that I did the right thing a year ago by removing people who were like ballast from my environment. 10. I already knew that there’s no way without defeats, they only make you stronger, but having learned what they can be like, I realized that mine are just pitiful troubles))).

What I learned to do. 1. I started with a simple one-minute plank and began working out at the gym, and I like it. 2. I started keeping home accounts and I keep running 6 wallets, ever since I freed myself. 3. I learned to tell people apart by the level of pawn, slave, etc., consciously, just by their speech. 4. I learned to fight my cockroaches (my little Sams). 5. I started planning my affairs, which increased my efficiency. 6. I became more disciplined.