Get Out of Crisis in a Few Days: Step-by-Step Technique — original Russian video by Alexander Volchek

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Get Out of Crisis in a Few Days: Step-by-Step Technique

Alexander Volchek

Are you lost in life, waking up exhausted, feeling adrift, and unsure what to do next? This episode offers a sequence of effective questions for self-discovery that will help you get unstuck, work through a crisis, and regain clarity in life as early as tomorrow.

Main subjects

Alexander VolchekTimeFriend / friendsLoveCaliforniaLove, help, and rescuing others

The main question

Are you lost in life, waking up exhausted, feeling adrift, and unsure what to do next?

What you can take away

  • Share in the comments what you felt while watching and hearing these important questions to ask yourself.

Main threads of the conversation

Claims made here

Individual claims identified in the material: who said them, when, and what kind of thought they express. Each timestamp opens that point in the video.

  • 02:06

    One of our fundamental tasks in this life is to get to know ourselves, to truly know ourselves.

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  • 05:57

    It's very important to follow them in sequence and stay with this, because our goal is for you to feel different tomorrow.

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  • 06:24

    The number-one problem in resolving emotional stress, conflicts, arguments, or any discussion is the lack of calm in that moment.

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  • 06:44

    I'm in this state because I took a certain set of actions.

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  • 06:48

    Or I'm in this state because I generated it myself, here and now.

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  • 06:55

    Or I'm in this state because the house I live in generates it.

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  • 09:24

    When I listen to others, am I ready to really hear what they're saying, try to make sense of it, and understand them, instead of treating my own opinion as the important one?

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  • 10:27

    If you encounter that state while following this sequence—and there's a reason I told you to follow the video from beginning to end—it's actually a very good and appropriate state.

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  • 10:43

    It tells you you've come close to a point from which you can move toward recovery.

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  • 11:17

    All that noise in your head starts drawing you away: you want to yawn, go to sleep, switch the video off, escape, do something else, open your phone, check WhatsApp messages, or change the subject.

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What to pay attention to

  • How to get out of a crisis
  • A person's main task in life

What to watch next

  • You Risk Depression If You Keep Doing This
  • Other People's Opinions: How to Stop Caring About Them Without Hurting Yourself

Who this is for

  • For readers interested in: Love, help, and rescuing others, Anxiety, stress, and inner calm, Awareness, observation, and perception
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