Alexandr Korol

their heart. And when do they use the thoughts of spice? Let me add a bit of dark humor here, just to lighten the mood so you don’t get scared of me. But it’s true — some people think with one part of their body, others with another. That’s how it is. Some people think with their lower instincts, and they make choices and decisions based on that. And it’s not just about lustful desires — this lower center influences how people choose their jobs, their friends, their relationships. It’s a specific type of animal instinct — an improper, immodest, uncontrolled instinct. There are people of the mind — those who learn, calculate like robots, memorize everything, copy everything, but have no feelings at all. They are not yet creators, but they can repeat and imitate. They try to do everything correctly because they fear making mistakes and take pride when they successfully replicate something. Good people, good executors — many entrepreneurs fall into this category. But this is an extreme. Yes, they no longer pounce on everything because they have tamed and suppressed their instinct, their animal urges, and have become like robots. But on the other hand, they lack the feelings that creative people with heart have. Then there are the people of the heart. People of the heart sense beauty, they can even feel me now, they perceive the depth of this book, this narrative — it’s as if I exist inside their mind. Only those with heart can experience this. But! When a person has heart but lacks a developed mind, that is very dangerous. Because when emotions take over and gain control, reason, logic, foresight, and the ability to think through cause and effect are lost—and those things are just as essential. A person might claim to be pure, sincere, and open-hearted, living by the heart. But if they lose their head to emotions, they might abandon their family and job just because they suddenly feel like going to Egypt right now — only to realize later that they have no passport, no money, and no plan. That’s irrational. That’s strange. And people like this are always brought down by the system — it cools them down. They start developing their mind, but when that happens, they stop feeling their heart. And then they begin to miss all those magical feelings, the creativity, the openness. But they think they have to shut down emotionally because now they must strain their brain. And what is the brain for? To be responsible. To wake up on time, go to bed on time, arrive at work on time, remember everything, be accountable for your words and actions, keep promises, meet deadlines — nothing more. To think logically—if you receive your paycheck today, first you