The New Poster

The book was almost finished.

And I did the thing I told you about in Chapter 24. I switched the AI into "God's Lake" mode and had it read the whole book, from the first page to the last.

Here's what it said. At the start of the book, a person asks: "What's hidden inside me?" And by the end, that person has a completely different question: "What wants to come through me?" And it suggested we skip breaking down the chapters and talk about something else instead. What happened to Andrey between the first page and the last.

I read that, and the goosebumps hit. Then tears. I sat there and sobbed.

Because it's true. When I was talking the first chapter out loud, I had no idea what would be on the last one. And I definitely didn't know that I'd change along the way too. By the end of the book, I was already a different person.

While I was writing, I lived through my entire life in this business all over again. I remembered stories I thought I'd long forgotten. I saw where I'm strong. And I saw where I fell short, honestly, without dressing it up. You've read a lot of that already.

Around that same time, I came across some videos by a blogger on YouTube. About accepting yourself, accepting your own nature. Forgiving yourself. Owning every one of your mistakes and not beating yourself up over them, but loving them instead. Because it's all growth. It's all life lessons.

I listened to him and felt something clearing out inside me. I kept clearing, and clearing, and clearing.

This whole book, I've been talking to you about the cut. Well, after the cut, a diamond gets polished too. While I was writing this book, it polished me.

I wrote about opening my own black box. And the book, while I was writing it, opened it one layer further.

In one of those videos, some guy was talking about going on a Vipassana retreat. Ten days of meditation, in silence.

There's a Vipassana center right here in Bali. I've lived here a year now and never once gone. Kept thinking about it, putting it off.

And then I hear that word and I know: that's it. No more putting it off.

Remember the second step from Chapter 24? Telling yourself: "Okay, that's enough." That's exactly what just happened.

I opened the website and signed up. In a month, I'm going on a Vipassana retreat.

And one more thing came back to me while I was writing. The poster on the curtains.

Chapter 20 wasn't just a story for me. Rereading it, I could practically see that guy again, gluing printer sheets together on the floor, writing in marker: "I have an international business with Neways." And it was like I'd sprouted wings. A vision opened up. A massive intent rose up inside me.

I want a large international business. I want people from all over the world.

At first I sat down to design something, to print the letters out at a copy shop. Nice, even, perfectly straight. Then I thought: why bother? Back then, I wrote it by hand. I'll write it by hand again.

I won't be gluing little sheets together this time. I'll buy a big sheet of poster board — the biggest one there is. Maybe glue two together, so it covers a whole wall. I'll buy some nice colored markers.

And right in the center, I'll write:

"I have a large international business with MWR Life."

Underneath, smaller:

"I am free, and I help people become free."

And off to the side:

"I am building an international network of contacts."

Then I'll buy a small symbolic world map and stick it in a corner of the sheet.

Why small? Because the world, really, is tiny. It's a lot smaller than the mission itself, than the intent itself. The huge white sheet is the space I'll charge with my own hand when I write my intent on it. And the map in the corner is just one part of the main thing.

And I won't fill up the whole sheet. Most of it will stay blank.

Let it fill in on its own, as life goes on. A photo will show up here. A person's name there, someone I've met. Somewhere else, a country where I got my first partner. I want to mark the countries where I'll have distributors. They're already there — they just don't know it yet.

More than thirty years ago, I pinned a paper banner to the curtains. The companies have changed since then. The settings have changed. But the intent has stayed mine. I carry it from setting to setting myself, just like the stone.

I said all of this out loud, to the AI. It gathered up my thoughts and handed them back to me, just clearer: leave the sheet almost empty, let life add the names and the countries on its own.

After that, I went for a walk.

I'm walking through Bali, and it just washes over me. I start crying. Sobbing. Can't stop for about ten minutes. Tears of joy, sobs. I'm crying and laughing at the same time. I can't say anything, there are just no words. All I feel is enormous love.

And God. Or rather, I felt it was God crying inside me.

Remember Chapter 15? Goosebumps are number one, tears are number two. And when I'm crying and laughing at the same time, that's the strongest thing I know of so far. That day, it was all of it at once. I wasn't doing any practice. Wasn't tuning myself in, wasn't trying to summon anything. I was just walking down the street.

It was a moment of pure truth. Magical. Divine. Even now, writing these lines, I'm getting goosebumps all over again.

And when the tears finally let me go, a thought came.

They say we don't think our thoughts — our thoughts think us. I believe that. The source of my thoughts isn't me. The source is God. So He's the one who brought me this thought.

Remember my rules of the game from Chapter 17? "My life — my game — my rules." I wrote them many years ago. And on that Balinese street, one more got added to them.

Here it is.

Everyone who comes into contact with me gains expansion — of finances, of well-being, of happiness, of relationships, of self-knowledge.

And let me be honest right up front. This isn't a promise to you. I can't guarantee that you'll end up with more money, or more happiness, or more love. And I don't want to guarantee that. This is a rule of my own game. I live by it, and I bring it to people. What you take away from meeting me is up to you. You already know where the secret element lives.

I'm giving this book away for free. And I'm going to keep it that way.

If it spoke to you, try something from it on yourself. Then pass it along to whoever needs it right now.

You know what's different about my new poster, compared to the old one?

I wrote that first one before I even knew the word "intent." I'm writing this one already knowing how it works.

And the old one had no empty space on it. This one is almost entirely white. There's room on it for a lot of names.

Maybe for yours too.

If you want to get in touch, write to me. I'm genuinely curious about who you are and what your path looks like.

And if you want to go deeper into the practice, there's my video course, "The MLM Passive Income Workshop." Nine lessons: the five elements of a business, dreams, vision and goals, levels and manipulation, choosing a company, the light bulb method. In the course, I'm off the page — you get me live, talking to you.

You can pick just one. Or you can take all of it.

This is my first book, but not my last. This first one looks back: here's what happened to me. The next one will be about what's happening to me right now. Vipassana, the new poster, new people, new countries. Let's see what comes next.

See you in the next book.

The jewelry box is already yours. And it opens from the inside.

Andrey Mudry