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✨I'm sharing a touching and profound review from my client that is impossible to read without being deeply moved 👇 💬 “My story is full of complicated nuances.
Just 15 years ago, I was a successful manager: I confidently handled negotiations in any area, drove a car, and flew on planes.
But my personal life brought devastating trials that shattered my world to its foundations.
I found myself powerless against someone else's manipulation and abuse.

For the past few months, I've felt like Grunkle Stan from the cartoon Gravity Falls.
I've never had so many dead energies in my sessions before.
At first I was indignant: how much longer can this go on?
I'm in my seventh year of doing sessions.

This post was supposed to see the light of day back in January, but it stayed in my private test channel...and the rest of the observations I diligently and regularly record are still living in a notebook...😊 Well, this post is happening — thanks to Roman @easy2do January 24, 2026 One of my rituals at the start of the year — making lists of tasks and goals for the year ahead — helps me get in the right frame of mind and feel good and balanced.
This time, I decided to try working on some of them using the GSR method.
I'm a beginner, I've been learning the first module for a month and a half now — so far, so good😁 So, my first micro-goal goes like this: 📌 To feel energized and physically fit, and be in a good mood — I started with this goal because I need that upbeat, positive state to accomplish all the other items on my list😁...
and an extra nice bonus is a healthy, beautiful body💃 I completely agree that a healthy lifestyle is beneficial and good...but for some reason, I don't really do much about it in practice...

A review of Yuliya Amada's @JuliaAmada experiment on the flow of reality.
SCh field.
Request: moving toward a family Symptom: I can't relax when connecting with a man What did working through things in SCh1 and SCh2 give me?
For a long time, I tried to figure out where to look for the results.

True love always forgives This is an insight from a symptom I cleared for myself a few months ago.
It was an ordinary, unremarkable symptom, like so many I had worked on before.
Lately, I had been going through a difficult process in my relationship, where it felt like there was no longer any way out.
This process felt like a complete dead end.

I just had a session with Olga @unamusic, it's so funny how interpretations and reality often match up) Funny stories coming up))) Overall, the session was about how, after achieving results (business, income) and a dream (a trip to the Maldives), the flow for moving forward is strong and steady, but in reality and inside, what I feel right now is a standstill and a slump… Olga interprets the figure: “It's as though you're pushing people away, like you're ‘growling’ at them.” Me in real life yesterday: a couple comes up to get acquainted.
The girl asks: is this your first time in the Maldives?
I say yes.
And I ask her boyfriend: what about you?

Overcoming addiction doesn't always happen through aversion.
Living high is easy; learning to enjoy other things is a skill you still have to develop, while getting instant pleasure to flip that inner switch is easier.
Dependency in relationships is a little more complicated; sometimes the knot is very tangled, but that's not for this post.
If you're strongly addicted to something, it comes down to wanting to live differently because you feel you can no longer go on the old way.

This resonates so much!
I also have several clients who are real estate agents in Dubai.
The market there is struggling right now, and most aren't closing any deals.
But my clients have so much work that we're now working through effective delegation) And this kind of flow started specifically after the sessions

Case study.
From addiction and completely ignoring schoolwork to getting into university My client and I have been working together since December 2025 on the situation with her son.
📉 Starting point Her son is 17 and in 11th grade.
Until middle school, he kept up well with the curriculum, but then his grades slipped to Cs.