Lazy Bastard – 2: The Magic Kick
4 hrs. 10 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Aleksandr Molchanov
Author
Aleksandr Molchanov
Narrator
Glebov Evgeny
Narrator
Glebov Evgeny
Description
What you’ll read in this book won’t be told you in personal growth trainings. And no Western gurus, who have eaten more than one dog for motivation, would write about it in their bestsellers. In this book, I set myself an ambitious goal—to make personal growth “great again!” This book will flip all your ideas about how to shape what was into the best future for yourself and your loved ones—by your own hands. A person is a lazy little creature until you shove them—then they fly. This book is a whole box of magic pushes for lazy little creatures that will help you take off. These pushes are not simple—they’re magical. Self-unpacking. Each push, besides the instant effect, is charged for long-term personal growth. Maybe months will pass before you notice that in familiar situations you’ve started acting a tiny bit differently. And it’s that “tiny bit” that leads to huge results you’ll definitely like. Hugging you! Yours, Molchanov.
About the book
In the book “The Magic Push,” there are 42 magic life-hacks pushes—each of them gives you the necessary boost, both for solving everyday tasks and for achieving long-term goals. Alexander Molchanov explains how, after mastering the principles of successful people’s thinking, you can finally move on to the actions of successful people. When you should stick to rules and when you should break them. How to tune yourself for the long path to a goal and not lose motivation along the way. The author answers important questions: what is more needed—fame or authority? Does it make sense to put in super efforts? How not to get caught in the Wheel of Balance—something familiar to everyone who is interested in personal growth? And many, many others.
Why you should read the book
Every time we work with Alexander Molchanov’s books, we receive detailed reports from the literary editor and proofreaders. And no, they’re not about spelling mistakes. They’re about what changed in their lives after working with the text. You won’t be able to resist either—you’ll start applying the techniques proposed by Alexander while reading. And it’s only possible to guess how far this will take you.
Who this book is for
Have you gotten tired of watching your unrealized goals lie like on a graveyard and not feeling satisfied at the end of the workday? Then this book is for you. Start with any of the 42 life-hack pushes—and you will guaranteed get motivation for change.
Why we decided to publish it
In the book “The Magic Push,” Alexander Molchanov continues developing the ideas laid out in his bestseller “The Lazy Beast.” Personal growth isn’t something unbearable, not something that demands a radical reshaping of your consciousness and inhuman efforts from you. It’s small actions you take every day. Sometimes it’s enough to slightly change your usual planning system or finally correctly determine the peaks of your productivity—to positively affect your life picture as a whole.
About the author
Alexander Molchanov is a playwright, screenwriter, and teacher of screenwriting craft. Author of the wonderful book “The Lazy Beast. Motivator in Russian.” Wrote several plays, one of which (“The Killer”) has been staged in more than 30 theaters in Russia and Europe. As a screenwriter, participated in the creation of many popular TV serials. Taught at VGIK, the Moscow Film School, “Synemoushen lab,” and the Workshop of Individual Directing. Learn more about the author and his online film school at www.shichenga.ru
Key concepts
Motivation, creativity, self-development, time management, goal setting, techniques.
About the book
In the book “The Magic Push,” there are 42 magic life-hacks pushes—each of them gives you the necessary boost, both for solving everyday tasks and for achieving long-term goals. Alexander Molchanov explains how, after mastering the principles of successful people’s thinking, you can finally move on to the actions of successful people. When you should stick to rules and when you should break them. How to tune yourself for the long path to a goal and not lose motivation along the way. The author answers important questions: what is more needed—fame or authority? Does it make sense to put in super efforts? How not to get caught in the Wheel of Balance—something familiar to everyone who is interested in personal growth? And many, many others.
Why you should read the book
Every time we work with Alexander Molchanov’s books, we receive detailed reports from the literary editor and proofreaders. And no, they’re not about spelling mistakes. They’re about what changed in their lives after working with the text. You won’t be able to resist either—you’ll start applying the techniques proposed by Alexander while reading. And it’s only possible to guess how far this will take you.
Who this book is for
Have you gotten tired of watching your unrealized goals lie like on a graveyard and not feeling satisfied at the end of the workday? Then this book is for you. Start with any of the 42 life-hack pushes—and you will guaranteed get motivation for change.
Why we decided to publish it
In the book “The Magic Push,” Alexander Molchanov continues developing the ideas laid out in his bestseller “The Lazy Beast.” Personal growth isn’t something unbearable, not something that demands a radical reshaping of your consciousness and inhuman efforts from you. It’s small actions you take every day. Sometimes it’s enough to slightly change your usual planning system or finally correctly determine the peaks of your productivity—to positively affect your life picture as a whole.
About the author
Alexander Molchanov is a playwright, screenwriter, and teacher of screenwriting craft. Author of the wonderful book “The Lazy Beast. Motivator in Russian.” Wrote several plays, one of which (“The Killer”) has been staged in more than 30 theaters in Russia and Europe. As a screenwriter, participated in the creation of many popular TV serials. Taught at VGIK, the Moscow Film School, “Synemoushen lab,” and the Workshop of Individual Directing. Learn more about the author and his online film school at www.shichenga.ru
Key concepts
Motivation, creativity, self-development, time management, goal setting, techniques.
