Павел Кочкин ч.2. Как научиться отдавать. Как стать брендом. Мифы конкуренции | Интервью

👉 Free Workshop - "How to Increase Instagram Sales for Free with Your Personal Brand" http://azpro.ru/pp | ► GIFT - Checklist "3 Stages of Creating Your Own Personal Brand" Download at http://azpro.ru/gu ► Join the upcoming webinar from AzarenokPRO http://azpro.ru/fA Pavel Kochkin. Part 2. Full audio version of the "Be a Brand" podcast ► https://goo.gl/8CL1Yp Pavel's "Destiny 2.0" program ► https://goo.gl/3EJB3r In the second part of the interview, we'll talk about the meaning of life. How to find the #meaningoflife when everything seems to be going well, you have enough, and all your basic needs are met. How to learn to give. How remembering the most memorable moments in his life led Pavel to a career as a business coach. How to become a true brand and leader in your industry. We'll discuss competition and laziness. Why you should be lazy. We'll also consider the topic of #environment and how important it is for personal growth. ►Facebook Business Page   / azarenokpro   ►Want to learn more? Join Maria Azarenok's 2-month master group on personal branding http://bbmaster.azarenokpro.com #azarenokpro #mariaazarenok #personalbrand Thank you for providing the studio   / skayvideomsk   More useful videos: Be a Brand    • Playlist   Networking    • Нетворкинг   Business Tools    • Инструменты для бизнеса   Personal Productivity    • Личная Продуктивность   About Network Marketing    • Про сетевой бизнес   Video    • Павел Кочкин ч.2.  Как научиться отдавать....   Maria: Okay. Let's go back to when you were 27, when you started entering the business coaching niche. Pavel: The financial issue was also resolved at a passive level, meaning I could do whatever I wanted. And I'd already traveled, I'd already explored the world. Maria: I looked and came back. Pavel: Yes, I arrived and was like, "Okay. What should I do?" Business school. I was studying for an Executive MBA in Russia at the time, and one of our instructors gave us this practice, which has now become one of the practices we use in our training. She gave us this assignment: "Please recall the 10 most vivid emotional events in your life." I recalled this, this, this. Then she said, "Immerse yourself in it. Describe this moment directly, immerse yourself in it." We walked around the room from the earliest to the one that would be the next day, arranged along a timeline, and then we went to the one that would be the next day. We walked and relived these moments—the most peak, vivid, emotional events, filled with life. And when we reached the tenth, with music still playing in the background, she asked this question: "What does your next step look like? What next event in your life will be equally vivid and filled with life?" Just as bright, filled with meaning, emotion, and possessing enormous energy potential. What will this next event be? I stood there, puzzled, thinking, “What on earth is this supposed to be? In my case, another car? No, there’s no such charge there. An apartment? Yeah, that’s also not there.” I searched and searched and searched: “Go somewhere? Where? What else will recharge me so much? A second time in Peru?” I stood and stood and stood, and rather, my hands dropped than I gained any momentum at some point, because the answer was something like this: “It’s time to share. It’s time to give something away. But what should I give away?” I didn’t have an answer in my head at all. “Who needs you anyway with all your giving? What are you going to give away?” But I understood that all the work was for myself, but what is it? How can I motivate myself? I’ve had enough for food, for travel, for a movie for a long time. Then I'll lose my ability to work productively, and it all will fall apart, and the asset corresponds to the owner, meaning if I'm ineffective, then the asset goes away. I was truly terrified of that moment. For these past two years, I've been praying. How can I learn to bring myself to a highly productive state, to a state of well-being? Maria: Why two years? Pavel: Because it wasn't that easy. Now we have purpose-based courses where you can condense this whole experience into two months. But I didn't have Pasha Kochkin to whom I could come and say, "Listen, how do you motivate yourself when everything is going well for you?" And homeless people rarely reach their purpose, really, very rarely. I sometimes ask, "Is anyone homeless?" No, I can't find anyone. Usually, it's wealthy people who come. / MASTER SPACE "BE A BRAND" http://azpro.ru/q5 / @azarenok