01When work came to a halt
Olesya Totari lives in Miami and works as an energy coach and channeler. In the interview, she describes her audience as women who lack confidence and want to express themselves more visibly.
Before Producer's Plan, Olesya experienced burnout. For a month and a half to two months, she did almost no work. Her actions were chaotic, without a system. This was the situation she brought to the program.
Wanting to gain as much as possible, she chose the VIP format. For her, however, the main difference was not the number of lessons but the need to act immediately.
02Acting before it feels comfortable
Olesya was used to watching lessons first, reflecting on the material and then practicing. Here, actions began immediately, and the learning materials supported them.
That approach was difficult. Her account includes anger, irritation, denial and attempts to negotiate with herself. Some assignments made sense only after she completed them.
She does not describe effortless inspiration from day one. Initially, she had to do things she resisted. Gradually, she understood their purpose and what changed after a specific step.
03An environment that made continuing easier
Other participants' support became especially important. Around the second week, the group grew closer: people shared what they were doing and saw one another act.
For Olesya, this made it harder to remain on the sidelines. Others were trying things and working through their own difficulties.
She noticed a change in her relationship with fear. Previously, fear signaled that she should stop. Now it could remain without completely closing off possibilities. She began noticing where else she could go, whom she could meet and what she could try.
04A small group, and seeing her work as a business
In the interview, Olesya describes selling a new small-group offering: five weeks of work priced at $650. Participants paid deposits, after which she invited them to complete payment.
This describes the offer and payment process. The video does not provide enough information to calculate total group revenue or the number who paid in full.
For Olesya, what mattered was beginning to treat her work as a project and a business. Previously, she had struggled to connect her identity as an energy coach with entrepreneurship.
She now felt more comfortable acknowledging her profession, rather than seeing herself as an uncertain beginner. The question shifted toward what she could do today.
05Being visible became easier
Olesya gives examples of conversations at events: raising her hand when people are invited onstage, meeting someone quickly and joining a discussion.
Previously, needing to act caused panic and stress. By the interview, those situations felt noticeably easier.
Her story concerns returning to work through action, support and a changed attitude to her own business. The experience refers to her time in the program and the interview.
«Producer’s Plan» is a program by Alexander Turubarov and Igor Graf. More member stories
