Что система делает с теми, кто поднялся слишком высоко | Инна Тлиашинова у Тиссена

0#mikhailsaidov #podcast #andreastissen 🔗 Andreas Thiessen   / the_tissen   🔗 Inna Tliashinova   / inna__tliashinova   @innatliashinova-m1v ✏ My Telegram channel - https://t.me/thetissen Hi, this is Andreas. And today I have a guest whose story will not leave anyone indifferent. Inna Tliashinova is an expert on the subconscious, the founder of a method that has professionally trained over 22,000 people. She has filled the largest venues in Russia—from Crocus City Hall to VTB Arena, held events at Donald Trump's residence, and worked with the country's most famous people. And then—everything changed. In this podcast, we don't talk about triumph or accolades. We're talking about what happens to a person when the life they've spent years building collapses in a single day. It's about falling, about escaping, about losing everything—and about how to stay true to yourself when the world is falling apart. For the first time, Inna is speaking so openly about what she's been through: the pressures of the system, the fear of losing her children, the price she paid for her journey. This is one of the most honest and poignant conversations on my channel. It's borderline brutal at times. Share it with those who are struggling right now. Sometimes someone else's story gives you the strength to persevere in your own. 00:00 — In this video 01:03 — Who is Inna Tliashinova really? 02:34 — "True or Legend": 7 Facts That Are Hard to Believe 04:26 — "Today I'm Nobody." Why this is her best version 06:11 — A millionaire at 25, an apartment with golden toilets 06:39 — Two rules of 90s gangsters that were ingrained in her forever 08:52 — "The Comedy Club Bulldozer": how the country remembers her 10:50 — 2,500 tickets, the FSB in the audience, and forbidden words at VTB Arena 13:36 — How one word could stop the event 16:02 — Why the tension had to break through 17:49 — "Pam — even on my birthday they open cases" 18:51 — When the system says: "Now we play differently" 19:47 — "I needed to run." "But there's no money." 22:50 — A lawyer brings an arrest warrant instead of questions 23:03 — An airport, Interpol cells, and 12 years without children 24:43 — A Parkinson's diagnosis and the sentence: "In 5 years, paralysis" 25:04 — A stranger on a bench: "I will help you" 26:08 — The code word that saved her life 29:59 — Three people who changed her fate 33:48 — "I'll be back! Wait for me for sure" 37:47 — What Inna thinks about Kosenko and Sasha Belair 40:23 — About Victoria Bonya 43:14 — Why the system "wipes out" everyone who has risen high 46:53 — "There was a devil in their eyes": the moment she decided to leave 51:10 — A final message to those who are now unbearable 53:33 — A money practice that worked when it didn't Nothing worked. 54:58 — "Be nobody, nothing, and nowhere" — the finale of the confession