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Results of 2024 This year has been a significant transitional period for me.
As I approached my fifth year in the GSR system, I felt that everything was now "serious." This year was so filled with events and inevitable changes that when I scrolled through my phone's photos from January 2024, I couldn't remember most of the events.
This means that the changes that occurred after deep repairs have forever and profoundly transformed me.
But that's not a bad thing, no.

🧑‍🎄HOW DID YOUR 2025 START?
Mine began with a journey to myself: with the 1st module of GSR in Kazan.
WHY did I decide to take the 1st module again?
The 1st module is the beginning of a journey to oneself that never ends!

CASE: SOLVING A CHILD'S SCHOOL PROBLEMS IN JUST A FEW GSR SESSIONS CONDUCTED FOR HIS MOM.
A mother of multiple children reached out for help, worried about her eldest son, specifically regarding his academic performance.
Her primary concern was mathematics: the child complained that he didn't understand everything and couldn't keep up as well as some of his classmates.
📌 We conducted a session for the mother to address her worries and feelings of anxiety about her son.

My son wrote a competition paper at his private school and secured one of the ten spots for discounted tuition next year.
After a wave of excitement and pride for my child, memories started flooding back from six months ago.
He was transitioning from gymnasium in a strong deficit.
The system he was in before was breaking him down and draining him.

How I Saved Myself from a Nervous Breakdown and Managed to Get Through It.
132/300 This is one of my "favorite" sessions 😄 after which my expert gifted me a session.
It was mid-February.
At that time, I had just started working at an agency.

A Year Since the Purchase of the First MODULE Today, I renewed my subscription and realized that I need to track the intermediate results.
What has changed in my life?
The first and most important reason I came to GSR is my older son, who has an unconfirmed diagnosis of ASD (autism).
Eгор is now 6 years old.

One of the quite frequent requests for GSR sessions is the fear of social media… Our lives are structured in such a way that many people feel the need to present themselves, share about their lives and activities, offer their services, and showcase their professional achievements.
However, in this process of self-presentation, many encounter a sense of insecurity: anxiety arises about who will think what, the fear that someone might cause harm, and the feeling that sharing something personal with a wide audience could lead to loss… Where does the fear of publicity come from?
It stems from our ancestral memory; even if we look back at the recent past of our country, we recall stories of someone reporting on someone else, informing "the right people," which often led to punishment (imprisonment, confiscation of property, etc.).
If we delve even deeper into human history, any form of "otherness" or distinction from the general "gray mass" could be persecuted… even to the point of being burned at the stake.

Happiness is opportunities...
I came to this conclusion about a year ago while walking down the street and pondering what happiness really is.
Ahead of me was a girl carrying a tote bag with the words: happiness is opportunities...
This message resonated with me deeply; I realized that I am happy because I have the opportunity to live, to breathe, to hear and see, to feel and speak.

YOU'RE GOING TO BE JUST FINE I often heard this phrase in high school, then in university, and it really annoyed me.
Ahead lay an entire unknown life.
Considering that I was still young when my mother fell seriously ill, questions about this life began in childhood.
By the time I was 17, I had lost my mother, and a part of me went with her.