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[Alexandr Korol]

And he tells me that it’s necessary... As I’ve mentioned before, I always got involved because I have an enhanced sense of responsibility. If I got involved in mortgages or loans, it immediately made me work ten times faster. And figuratively speaking, when you live in conditions... Of course, you need to learn to motivate yourself without an external stimulus, but I still use some material incentives, as you know: the same clothes, the same music, the same smells, meaning I still enhance my inspiration or connection to something. And also, therefore, from a material perspective. So if you have no debts, no loans, and everything is included, you kind of leisurely write the first volume, sell it, and don’t rush to do the second one, and you don’t even want to advertise it. And if someone doesn’t notice it – well, their fate will take care of that. If someone is distracted by cats instead of the book, that’s their approach. But when you’re scared because you need to sell books and pay off your apartment, then immediately, you understand, you’ll write a book and create a video about it, and write a description about the book, and you’ll do everything else right away. And this is what Big Alexander is hinting at, saying:

– You need, Alex, these types of mittens. So, on the contrary, this won’t block you psychologically, but rather, it will motivate you even more to work harder. – Alright, good.

And so I told him, “Alright, I’ll try to buy an apartment by the end of January, if the possibilities align, if the system lights the way, then I’ll move, and the miracles will start. I’ll begin finishing the books. First, I’ll finish the sixth volume, then the seventh, then the fifth, then the eighth, and that’s it. Of course, there will be more books after that, but that will be a different me. So it will unfold like that... The eighth volume, it seems, will still be enlightenment, since there’s so much emphasis on the number eight. That’s the eighth volume.”

What else? Big Alexander said this as well:

– Remember that evening when we were walking along Nevsky, a long time ago, and I told you that people would be saying, ‘I once even sat next to Alexandr and had tea with him. He probably doesn’t even remember me anymore.’ You are gradually, little by little, moving toward this fame. It’s inevitable.