Success positive way of thinking f bogachev. Success or positive way of thinking

Philip Bogachev with the participation of Alexey Agapov Success or Positive way of thinking
INTRODUCTION
METAPHORICAL INTRODUCTION
Part I. Social programming
Experiment No. 1
Experiment No. 2
Experiment No. 3
CHAPTER 1. MATRIX HAS YOU. INSTEAD OF A FOREWORD
CHAPTER 2. SO WHY THE MATRIX?
CHAPTER 3. LIFE PATHS
CHAPTER 4. SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT. "SOUP SET"
4.1. Parents
4.2. Older relatives, friends of parents
4.3. School friends, childhood friends
4.4. University friends
4.5. Colleagues
4.6. Boss
4.7. Kolyan and Vasyan
4.8. Relationship. Masha / Petka
4.9. Bottom line. Exercises
CHAPTER 5. THE WAY “THIS IT SHOULD BE,” OR THE LIFE OF AN ORDINARY PERSON
5.1. Early childhood. Sadik
5.2. Early childhood and parents
5.3. School
5.4. Primary School
5.5. Primary school and family
5.6. high school
5.7. Psychosomatic disorders
5.8. Parents and growing up
5.9. High school
5.10. Parents and high school
5.11. University
CHAPTER 6. WHAT DO YOU WANT?
6.1. Results with the opposite sex
6.2. Results in business.
6.3. Leadership qualities, charisma
6.4. Public fame / recognition of specialists
6.5. Self-realization and self-acceptance
CHAPTER 7. IN SEARCH OF THE GRAIL OR THE PATH “I WANT”
7.1. A faithful war horse. Will
7.1.1. Confidence in yourself and your abilities.
7.1.2. Personal responsibility
7.1.3. "Force Majeure"
7.2. Weapons and armor. Skills and knowledge
7.3. Teachers, comrades and followers.
Social constructor
7.3.1. Teachers
7.3.2. How to find the right Teachers?
7.3.3. Companions
7.3.4. Followers
7.3.5. Social constructor
7.4. The knight goes on a campaign.
Action and the first step
7.4.1. The most important component of action is the first step
7.5. Food and provision. Rest.
7.6. Your Grail. Motivation. Love
7.6.1. Motivation. Mystery of desires
Part II. Receipt of information and formation of dependencies
CHAPTER 8. TELEVISION
8.1. About goals
8.2. Physiology
8.3. Dietetics
8.4. Time management
8.5. Distortion of perception of reality
8.6. Arguments of dependent personalities
8.7. So how to use the TV?
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 9. NEWSPAPERS
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 10. BRAIN EXHAUSTION REMEDIES
10.1. Distraction
10.2. Create problems and then suggest ways to solve them
10.3. Method of gradual application
10.4. Postponement of execution
10.5. Treat people like little children
10.6. Emphasize emotions much more than thoughts
10.7. Keep people ignorant by cultivating mediocrity
10.8. Encourage citizens to admire mediocrity
10.9. Increasing feelings of self-guilt
10.10. Know more about people than they know about themselves
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 11. INTERNET
11.1. Online Games
11.2. News resources
11.3. Acquaintance
11.4. Forums
11.5. Porn
11.6. Addiction
11.7. Blogs
11.8. Social media
11.9. Time killer
11.10. Advantages and disadvantages
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 12. PEOPLE AS INFORMATION REPEATERS
12.1. Negative programming
12.2. Social modeling
12.3. Leaking negative information
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 13. DEPENDENT PERSON
13.1. What good is addiction for a seller?
13.2. Dependency Formation Strategy
13.3. Types of dependencies
13.4. Addiction therapy
Summary and conclusions
Conclusion
Part III. About nutrition in general
CHAPTER 14. CARBOHYDRATES
14.1. Glycemic index
14.2. What and how to eat?
14.3. Which carbohydrates are which?
Conclusions on carbohydrates
CHAPTER 15. FATS
15.1. Excursion into history
15.2. Excursion into mathematics
15.3. And what?
15.4. Risk group
CHAPTER 16. PROTEINS AND EVERYTHING REST
16.1. The same ratio B:F:U
16.2. Deviations in nutrition
16.3. Body mass index
16.4. Real numbers
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 17. ALCOHOL
17.1. Brain Suppressants and Alcohol
17.2. Formation of addiction
17.3. Alcohol and environmental influences
17.4. Alcohol and internal physiological processes
17.5. Numbers and irreversible changes in the body
17.6. Economic benefits of sobriety
17.7. Alcohol and escapism
17.8. How to tie?
main part
CHAPTER 18. VITAMINS
18.1. Hypovitaminosis
18.2. Daily intake of vitamins
18.3. How to get all the vitamins you need from food
18.4. About evil chemical vitamins
18.5. Hypervitaminosis
18.6. About vitamin courses
18.7. So what to drink?
Table 1
Twinlab
Animal Cancer
Genesis
18.8. Brief point about minerals
18.9. The most important thing: how to drink
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 19. WATER
19.1. Water requirement
19.2. Justification for water needs
19.3. Dehydration
19.4. Signs of dehydration
19.5. Water and sports
19.6. Water consumption and pleasant consequences
19.7. When should you increase your water intake?
19.8. Water and food
conclusions
CHAPTER 20. ADAPTOGENS
20.1. Plant adaptogens
20.1.1. Ginseng
20.1.2. Eleutherococcus
20.1.3. Rhodiola rosea
20.1.4. Schisandra chinensis
20.1.5. Aralia
20.1.6. Echinacea
20.2. Mineral adaptogens
20.3. Adaptogens of animal origin
20.3.1. Antlers
20.3.2. Royal jelly
20.4. Safety precautions
Summary and conclusions
Conclusion of the part
Part IV. Working with Internal States
CHAPTER 21. RECONSTRUCTION OF PERCEPTIONAL FILTERS
21.1. Preparation
21.2. Questions
Problem questions for the morning
Evening questions
conclusions
CHAPTER 22. BSFF
22.1. The Basics Behind the BSFF Technique
22.2. Selecting a Keyphrase
22.3. Understanding the instructions by your unconscious mind
22.4. Additional Information
CHAPTER 23. ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT THINGS IN SPLAY
23.1. Lie
23.2. Shortcuts
23.3. Judging other people
23.4. Practice forgiveness
23.5. Spiritual practice for humility
23.6. Rhythm of Life
conclusions
CHAPTER 24. A LITTLE ABOUT THE BODY
24.1. Massage
24.2. Manual therapy
24.3. Dancing
24.4. Gymnastics. Feldenkrais (Lowen) system
24.5. Charger
conclusions
CHAPTER 25. CHARGING
25.1. Part one: joint gymnastics
25.2. Main exercises
Additionally
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 26. SELF-HYPNOSIS IN AN ASSORTMENT
26.1. Demystifying Hypnosis
26.2. Concept of self-hypnosis
26.3. The right environment for self-hypnosis
26.4. Basic technique: a pleasant memory
26.5. Technique: progressive muscle relaxation
26.6. Breathing techniques of self-hypnosis
26.6.1. Square breathing
26.6.2. Abdominal breathing
26.6.3. Breathing relaxation
26.7. Techniques for treating depression and getting into a resourceful state
26.8. Peace Meditation
26.9. Vase with resources
Summary and conclusions
Conclusion of the part: what is the meaning of life and how to look for the joy of being?
Part V. Strategies for Successful Thinking
CHAPTER 27. INVESTING IN TRAINING
27.1. Tuition fee
27.2. Resources and development
27.3. Exhibitor
27.4. One more note
CHAPTER 28. LET'S TALK A LITTLE ABOUT GOALS
28.1. Concept of resources
28.2. Consumerism
28.3. True and false targets
28.4. stairway to Heaven
28.5. Delegation of authority
28.6. Problem avoidance response
28.7. First step and feedback rule
28.8. Energy and collaboration
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 29. POWER OF SPIRIT, OR SELF-MOTIVATION IN DETAILS
Exercises
Exercise one: “Eagle”
Exercise two: Fist stand
Exercise three: Kibo-dashi (Kibo-Dachi)
Exercise four: “Buryat Bridge”
Exercise five: “Da Vinci’s Cat”
Exercise Six: Achieving Your Goals
Exercise seven: Race for survival
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 30. APPROVALS, PRAISE AND HOLIDAYS
30.1. Historical holidays and celebrations
30.2. Let's go from the other side
30.3. So what are we talking about?
30.4. Mechanism failure
CHAPTER 31. LEADERSHIP. CHARISMA. FORCE
Simple questions
Difficult questions
31.1. Thought Leadership
31.2. Hierarchical leadership
31.3. Primitive Leadership
31.4. Charismatic or balanced leadership
Mission
Personal example
Honesty
Strategic planning
Flaws
Summary and conclusions
CHAPTER 32. STRATEGIC PLANNING - VARIOUS EXAMPLES
32.1. Strategy “Here and Now”
Stoppers
Is everything that bad?
32.2. Basics of Jewry
32.3. Anal mortgage slavery
32.4. An adequate strategy for investing in the future
32.5. Another financial example
32.6. Work for the future
32.7. Team player
32.8. Goals are related to other people
32.9. Business in Russian
Conclusion of the part
CONCLUSION OF THE BOOK or FINAL WORDS
Photo materials
1. Diving
2. Horizontal twist
3. Twisting with emphasis on the hand
4. Purna-matsyendrasana.
5. Half-swastika
6. Table
Exercise “Kibo-dashi” (Kibo-Dachi)
Exercise "Eagle"
Exercise “Fist Stand”
Exercise "DaVinci's Cat"
Exercise "Buryat Bridge"
Notes

Annotation

INTRODUCTION

For many years now I have been doing what I love: researching the thinking strategies of successful people. Successful in different areas - in business, seduction, sports, and so on and so forth. A significant part of seduction strategies has already been published in my books on seduction; the time has come for other strategies, also interesting.

In this book, you and I, my reader, will look at strategies for success in general - and it doesn’t matter what you want more: to seduce gorgeous women, earn millions of dollars a year, build new unique businesses, or be a recognized leader of a company. Success is necessary for all these things.

By the way, let's start with the definition. What is a successful person? This concept is explained in one sentence:

“A successful person is one who achieves his goals.”

I specifically highlighted two key words. I believe that becoming successful by achieving other people's goals is a so-so idea. For me, this is exactly the same as going to college because my parents said so, and then becoming the new Perelman, studying at the philology department. Well, about the fact that you have many goals, but they are not achieved - this is the disease of modern dreamers.

You can ask me: what have you achieved yourself? The question is completely fair and deserves an answer. For example, I created the world's largest seduction training center, and we work in fifteen countries around the world, and we have representative offices in eighty-five cities. I have long earned more money than an ordinary person needs, we will omit the details. And my bench press is above average, let’s not even talk about my deadlift. What else is good? There is a motorcycle.

But my most important achievement is my students. I cannot say that absolutely everyone becomes gods like the sun - not everyone can be knocked out of social restrictions in a comparable time. But I have turned students into millionaires, and this has happened more than once, twice or ten times. Let us modestly keep silent about successful seducers. The fact that there were enough of them for all our existing projects in the CIS speaks about excellent seduction trainers.

And from the experience of my students, I can tell which thinking strategies work and bring tangible results in the moment, which ones - in the distant future, what works and what doesn’t work so well. I will tell you all this without concealment in this book. Why no concealment? This book is written for the students of my seminars and their best friends, to whom this book can be given to read. It is unlikely that such information will ever be published by a publishing house - so I worked as a publishing house myself.

This book is for realists. For those who are ready to accept reality and begin to act within the framework of this reality.

Let's return to thinking strategies once again. If you take a variety of successful people - in sports, business, science and seduction, then it is extremely difficult to find a statistical probability of success among them. I mean, not all millionaires are red-haired, one-legged homosexuals who are one hundred and sixty-five centimeters tall. Physiologically, there is no reason to believe that this sign brings success - tall height, blond hair, blue eyes... This idea failed miserably about seventy years ago. Along with the eugenics program.

And if there are no laws in the hardware configuration, then the only difference is in the firmware. That is, in programs or thinking strategies. This book completely (as far as possible today) describes programming for success.

The book is divided into several logical parts.

The first part is called “social programming” and describes how society as a whole is often a restraining force on individual development. And it gives options on what to do and where to grow. This part was almost entirely written by Alexey Agapov, a man who has been working in our project for a very long time. Concurrently, he is a candidate of philosophical sciences, a physicist and the head of a fencing club in his spare time. To the best of my modest capabilities, I acted as the editor of the first part.

The second part is about information coming from the outside world and creating dependencies. The content of the part can be briefly described as follows: if nothing held us back, we would have learned to fly long ago. We will look at how psychological and physiological addictions arise and how they affect the efficiency of our brain and limit us.

The third part is about nutrition. This aspect is often overlooked. I want to note that food can greatly worsen our condition; sometimes one meal “turns us off” for several days at once. I'm sure you've been in similar life situations. The opposite is also true - food can improve your condition and give you more energy for achievements. The rules, by the way, are quite simple.

The fourth part is about our thinking, about the filters of perception of reality, about psychological problems and childhood traumas. The main tool we consider is self-hypnosis and psychological correction techniques.

The fifth part is a description of success strategies in their purest form. There is no point in starting with it; you need to grow to these strategies by first removing the restrictions. Otherwise, the basic thought will be simple: “What is this fat guy talking about, it’s impossible.”

The book must be read sequentially and thoughtfully, and I really ask you to draw conclusions about the entire book after reading the entire book. It often happens that we have mechanisms that limit our changes, including the principle “I already know everything!” If you know everything for sure, take the short test in the chapter on leadership, and then go back to the beginning.

I want to say right away that some things in the book are covered thematically - if you provide accurate supporting facts for each idea, then this book will very quickly surpass the complete works of Mr. Ulyanov. Considering that the book is being bought by people who know who I am, you will have to take my word for it.

My goal for writing the book is very simple - I want my students to achieve much more than ordinary people, so that they are a reason to follow, serve as an example, show other people through their development that change is possible - and all together we will make this world a little bit better, I believe it.

METAPHORICAL INTRODUCTION

Imagine a chessboard. On which, oddly enough, they play chess. I am sure that in a chess game every piece is important, which is valuable, irreplaceable, and so on. Pawns are important, horses are very important, but the king must be protected without sparing strength and health. Are the pieces the main component in this game?

This book was written for people who do not want to be an everyday gray mass that flows along the “home-work-tavern-home” route. For people who want to take their lives into their own hands and live the way they want now. And not someday later, when they have such an opportunity.

As a result, “Success 2.0” is an expanded and revised version of the first book. The second version of the book is made on the principle of evolution - the development and addition of what was released from the very beginning. We have finalized, first of all, those things that will make the book more holistic. At the moment - 2014 - this is an improved, completed work.

INTRODUCTION

For many years now I have been doing what I love - researching strategies
thinking of successful people. Successful in different areas.

In this book, you and I, my reader, will consider strategies
success in general - and it doesn’t matter what you want more: to seduce chic
women, earn millions of dollars a year, build new unique
businesses or be a recognized leader of the company. Success is necessary in
in any matter.

By the way, let's start with the definition. What is a successful person? This
The concept is revealed in one sentence:

"A successful person is one who reaches its goals."

I specifically highlighted two key words. I believe that to become successful
achieving other people's goals is a so-so idea. This is exactly the same for me as
go to college because my parents said so. Well, about the fact that your goals
a lot, but they are not achieved - this is the disease of modern dreamers.

You can ask me: what have you achieved yourself? The question is absolutely
fair and worthy of an answer. For example, I created the largest
training center in the world, and we work in fifteen countries around the world, and our
There are representative offices in eighty-five cities. I earned money a long time ago
more than an ordinary person needs, we will omit the details. Yes, and bench press
I’m above average, let’s not even talk about deadlift. What else is there
good? There is a motorcycle.

But my most important achievement is my students. I cannot say that absolutely everyone becomes gods like the sun - not everyone can be knocked out of social restrictions in a comparable time. But I have turned students into millionaires, and this has happened more than once, twice or ten times. Let us modestly keep silent about successful seducers. The fact that there are enough of them for all existing projects in the CIS speaks of excellent seduction trainers.

And from the experience of my students, I can say which thinking strategies work and bring tangible results in the moment, which ones - in the distant future, what works and what doesn’t. I will tell you all this without concealment in this book. Why no concealment? This book is written for the students of my seminars and their best friends, to whom this book can be given to read. It is unlikely that such information will ever be published by a publishing house - so I worked as a publishing house myself.

This book is for realists. For those who are ready to accept reality and begin to act within the framework of this reality.

Let's return to thinking strategies once again. If you take a variety of successful people - in sports, business, science and seduction, then it is extremely difficult to find a statistical probability of success among them. I mean, not all millionaires are red-haired, one-legged, one-hundred and sixty-five tall homosexuals. Physiologically, there is no reason to believe that this trait brings success - not tall height, blond hair, blue eyes... This idea failed miserably about seventy years ago. Along with the eugenics program.

And if there are no laws in the hardware configuration, then the only difference is in the firmware. That is, programs, or strategies, of thinking. This book completely (as far as possible today) describes programming for success.

The book is divided into several logical parts.

The first part is called "social programming", and describes how society as a whole is often a restraining force on individual development. And it gives options on what to do and where to grow. This part was almost entirely written by Alexey Agapov, a man who has been working in our project for a very long time. Concurrently, he is a candidate of philosophical sciences, a physicist and the head of a fencing club in his spare time. To the best of my modest capabilities, I acted as the editor of the first part.

The second part is about information coming from the outside world and creating dependencies. The content of the part can be briefly described as follows: if nothing held us back, we would have learned to fly long ago. We will look at the methods of developing psychological and physiological addictions, and how they affect the efficiency of our brain and limit us. In other words, we would have learned to fly long ago if nothing kept us on the ground.

The book should be read sequentially and thoughtfully, and I really ask you to draw conclusions about the entire book after reading the entire book. It often happens that we have mechanisms that limit our changes, including the principle “I already know everything!” If you know everything for sure, take the short test in the chapter on leadership, and then go back to the beginning.

This book pushed me to...

I read the book a couple of months ago and it seriously changed my worldview.

The first part of the book seriously treads on the balls of the average person in our country and opens his eyes to many things. About school, the thoughts written there, reality, and especially about the senior year, tenth - eleventh grade, because I myself am in the eleventh grade and for the second year now I have been training students for the Unified State Exam.

The second part of the book points a finger at where and how you spend your personal time and how you fill your bright little head.

After reading the third part, I began to monitor my diet. About vitamins and adaptogens - a cool topic. The penultimate chapter of the book gave many cool techniques for raising V.S. BSFF is an interesting thing, and the charging is sluggish, but gets implanted. I liked the fifth part the most. About loans, consumption, false values, education... This is the part

This is the only book in which I completed the tasks!

I read slowly, consciously. I'm re-reading it for the second time now. Just for fun, I decided to pick up another book on success, read 40 pages and threw it the hell away. Well, that’s not all.. The presentation of the material is not right, not for the Russian mentality. I decided that the next book is on Success.

I think this book should cost more...

Why wasn't there a book like this before?

While reading the book Success, I was constantly haunted by one thought and it was why there wasn’t such a book before, let’s say 5 years ago. As I read, I understand how useful and practically applicable everything the book talks about is in life. A book that teaches a person to take the path of “I want.” It is up to you to choose which direction to develop in. But you really need to have the right beliefs in your head and the right “firmware.” The kind of firmware that allows you to most effectively manage all the resources needed to achieve your goals. Any goals you could wish for. It is very pleasing that the book devotes a lot to sensible explanations of why a person falls under various addictions. Why does a person take the path of consumerism? Why does he chase after external signs of attractiveness, thinking that when he has this, his life will definitely improve. All the problems of a modern person who has just graduated from university or is still studying there, or has even been working in the same position for 10 years and is not growing as a professional, are described very clearly. It seems to me that this is very important, since often a clear understanding of the problem is the first step towards solving it.

The most delicious thing is strategies for successful thinking. These are precisely the thinking strategies that