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20 scenarios of one rank ambition: what started changing This year, thanks to Yulia Kogun's involvement @Iuliia_Kogun_GSR (and Natasha Zavorotnyuk's unwavering support @Znatalochka), I started working more attentively on my rank ambitions (RA).
On September 3–4, I worked on the symptom “Drifting Away” in the SR field and worked through about 20 scenarios over those two days.
Before this work, the symptom felt like detachment from what was happening, an unwillingness to do anything, and a sense of my own inadequacy and uselessness.
Instead of directing time, money, and energy toward my goal, my resources went into dwelling on not being good enough.

About growth and the inner depths that are worth this path and result.
No matter how many times I think about it - how sometimes it can be so hard to face my inner demons, and to go somewhere on my own, or to work on myself in order to guide clients, it sometimes feels like it would be easier to jump out the window.
And then, step by step, when it becomes unbearable - I write to my expert, I struggle to move forward, I grow myself, not through another specialist - and then I feel a great value in pulling myself out of the swamp like Baron Munchausen.
And when there is this "turning point" in working with a client, I realize that I have led them to a place they have long been unable to reach - when I help them also step beyond their limitations at that point...

Report on the ranking session with Tatiana Krasnozhen from 30/05/2025: Brief summary of the session: I.
Energies before the session A feeling of internal heaviness and burden, as if I am "stepping over my own rank." A sense that the space of the rank is pressing down, while the structure inside feels jelly-like.
Inside, there is a freezing, a halt, a feeling that "there is too much of me," but movement is not forthcoming.
Difficulty in accepting my place, reactive avoidance of contact, and anxiety about responsibility.