A gift set of 4 bestsellers by Tatyana Muzhitskaya! “The Theory of Impossibility,” “I Can Do Anything,” “A Romance with Oneself,” and “To Take, Give, and Enjoy” — these are books that fulfill wishes. Tatyana Muzhitskaya is a psychologist, a specialist in NLP and transformational training. One of the most well-known business coaches in Russia. A TV presenter, author of bestsellers on self-development. 1 “The Theory of Impossibility. How to Dream So That It Comes True, How to Plan So That It Is Achieved” No magic. Just common sense, psychology, and a little faith in miracles. This book offers an elegantly simple technology to turn “I want” into “I have.” Without affirmations and visualizations, but with almost a hundred percent guarantee that what you envision will come true. 2 “I Can Do Anything. About How to Find Your Calling and Yourself” This wise guide to finding your life's work. Sometimes the reasons we cannot find ourselves are unconscious self-restrictions. This book helps you get rid of internal limits and finally determine the type of activities that truly suit you. The one that will feed you, inspire you, and make you an absolutely happy person. 3 “A Romance with Oneself. How to Balance Your Inner Yang and Yin and Not Get Distracted by All That Nonsense” When you love yourself, you know exactly what you want and go for it. This book contains techniques that will help you get rid of the negative noise in your head, accept yourself, stop doubting the future, and start radiating happiness and positivity into the world. It will teach you to accept gifts from the Universe, take pleasure in life, and love yourself in every expression. 4 “To Take, Give, and Enjoy. How to Stay in Resource No Matter What Happens to You” In this book, you will find a unique system of practices that will help you always remain resourceful. With it, you will be able to build a system of relationships with yourself and the world, turning you into a generator of inspiration and vitality. You will begin to draw life forces from what does not depend on external circumstances.
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