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How I transformed my flaws into achievements with the expert's support.
In November 2025, I was already thinking about the results of the year.
And in December, there was a complete reassessment, and my long list of flaws turned out to be the results of the year.
With a special, tender feeling, I want to thank my expert @Liliya_Sharipova_GSR.
Every time you told me "try," no matter what I was feeling, I went to try.
In November 2025, I was already thinking about the results of the year.
And in December, there was a complete reassessment, and my long list of flaws turned out to be the results of the year.
How I freed myself from coffee addiction and learned to feel energized without stimulants.
Coffee and my dependence on it I started drinking coffee 13 years ago when I was pregnant with my eldest daughter.
I had low blood pressure and constant fatigue.
That's how I became attached to coffee as a means to provide support and energy.
A year ago, after taking antibiotics, I began to tolerate coffee poorly, especially milk.
Coffee and my dependence on it I started drinking coffee 13 years ago when I was pregnant with my eldest daughter.
I had low blood pressure and constant fatigue.
How I Turned Challenges into Opportunities for Growth.
I've been in GSR since April, and I'm already on the second module.
At some point, "working hard" just turned into "okay, let's get this done and add some resources." The result: my husband started a new business, I'm launching my second project, not to mention our three little kids.
Yes, I'm working hard, and I experience both highs and lows.
But for me, it no longer feels like a problem; it sparks my interest and motivation, making me wonder, "what's next?"
I've been in GSR since April, and I'm already on the second module.
At some point, "working hard" just turned into "okay, let's get this done and add some resources." The result: my husband started a new business, I'm launching my second project, not to mention our three little kids.