The Creator's Game

Alexander the Invincible is a successful president of a large industrial holding. But in one day, his life loses meaning, and he commits suicide, after which he becomes a bodiless invisible spirit, freely flying around the planet. He finds himself... at a strange trial, where the owner of the holding, oligarch Vadim Valansky, is accused of driving Alexander to suicide! At first, Alexander does not understand how Vadim could drive him mad and force him to jump from the top floor of a skyscraper in just one day, but gradually all the threads come together and the invisible spirit decides to take revenge. But why did Vadim expose himself? Why did Alexander decide to end his life by jumping off the skyscraper? What makes us commit these and other acts? This is what the reader is about to find out.

Sergey Bekhterev, the author of the book "Spiral Dynamics for Business. How to Create a Strong and Fast Company," shows in a fictional form how:
- the principles and levels of the Game are structured according to the methodology of "Spiral Dynamics"
- the limitations of a person's worldview are formed
- archetypes (egregores, pendulums, pyramids) work in the collective unconscious, and much more

The Game is a targeted guidance of the Player through a chain of events to the awareness of the meaninglessness of current life scenarios. The goal is to make the object of the game choose a new path. The Game is a reverse lottery.