About the book: 2009 / Everyone has already realized that crisis is omnipresent. But not everyone realized how they felt about him. Either as a plumber with a scheduled battery replacement, or as a distant relative who had unexpectedly arrived. On the one hand, life without crises is nonsense, because a crisis is the key to development. On the other hand, it is extreme, disrupting the “schedule” of our existence. Another M. Norbekov, a famous master of philosophy for all occasions, asserts: a crisis will not be a disaster for you, but an engine of fate if you find the right attitude towards it. Your own. The crisis in itself is good, if only because otherwise we would never have known how wonderful and happy we lived before. Crises are inherent in human nature, they help to embody the main property of human nature - to develop and self-improvement, that is, to constantly change. If you know how to get out of a crisis, then you know how to control your destiny.