Olga Knyazhnikova
My insights from the first webinar:
1. I was struck by the very precise and workable definition of laziness that Igor [Graf] gave. Before that I had information about secondary benefits (we don’t do something new because some secondary benefits hold us back), but the line between a future benefit that we don’t know and a habitual one that we aren’t aware of had never been drawn so clearly.
2. The information about the difference between success and luck was presented from a point of view that was unusual for me. And I had even read Richard Wiseman’s book “The Luck Factor,” where luck is discussed on a completely different plane:
to be successful, you need to increase your popularity (the number of social contacts), because that way you increase the probability of meeting influential people who will help you rise. Igor’s definition is clear and close to me. My brain got brighter.
3. I’m very, very pleased (as folks say, “more better”) that Igor shows no sexism toward women in the professional sphere and doesn’t chase them off to the kitchen. I liked his examples showing that a woman, even under 30, can earn a foreign car on her own. That’s cool!
Thank you.
I thank Igor for the detailed explanation and the convenient presentation of information on the sphere of personal growth, fears and beliefs.
The most valuable ideas for me are:
- the algorithm for moving from level to level in personal growth; - the algorithm for working through the sphere of harmony; - the rule of reducing the difference in potentials for developing the sphere of harmony; - the formula of fear; - the nature of fear (without taking psychological trauma into account); - clear examples.
I recommend Igor as a coach and mentor who shares things that really work, without concealment or half-truths.
The author’s personal experience, published with their consent. Results vary from person to person.