Thank Yous

Thank Yous

None of this would have grown on its own. Listed in order - and the order isn't random.

Iskandar Radikovich Nurgaleev

Iskandar Radikovich Nurgaleev

A friend and classmate. I built both his first office and the one running today, which has been operating for years now. He taught me everything, showed me who I could be, helped me find myself. The first person I have to thank for who I became. I carry two of his lines like commandments:

As long as you're working for yourself, you'll only ever earn enough to eat. Learn to delegate without losing control at any stage.
I don't need "the best" - I need "good enough." I care about the result. You need to solve the problem completely; how exactly you got there doesn't matter to me.

And I'm not the only one who owes him thanks. Dasha and I both do. He helped us enormously through the hardest stretch of our lives, including through our child's post-surgery recovery periods. That's not something you joke about. It's not something you forget.

Pyotr

His own section. Because he's his own kind of person.

My best friend, from Yekaterinburg. Closer to me than a brother. We're still friends to this day. He ran IT for my clubs for years. A perfectionism god when it comes to frontend work. Nobody knows me closer than he does - he knows everything about me.

When we were pulling Dasha's business back up and things were rough, Petya, sacrificing his own main job, built the design of this website and a pile of killer banners for ads and Telegram - just as a friend. Those banners carried campaigns for us and for our clients alike. Everything you see around this text is his work.

These days he's out of the spotlight. He's just as strong wherever he is now. But I'll say it plainly, Pyotr: I regret that you left. The spot for the best frontend guy in this family business belongs to you. Nobody's filled it, and nobody will. Come back. We're waiting.

Alexander

My right hand and a loyal partner in this. He was with me all the way to the end. That first slide that greets you on the homepage - the living mechanisms, the animation, the characters moving - that's his work. While Petya was drawing the beauty, Sanya was the one making it actually run.

But I'm sure of this: we've still got plenty left to build together. That's how it was, that's how it'll be, and that's how it'll stay.

Svetlana Vladimirovna Kremneva

The best accountant and financial director I know. We solved problems most people never even dream up. She still handles my books to this day. She's the one who, quite literally, drilled into my head how to manage company paperwork and what goes where - I've got enough archived documents by now to heat a house for two winters. Thanks to her, I've never had a single problem with the tax office or with paperwork.

Alyona Kotova

My best friend since childhood, and our lawyer. The fact that everything we do is completely by the book - that's her doing too.

Sergey Petrukovich

The first client of the "new me," already running on AI: I started the course with him and finished it with him too. He gave me the resources and the room to learn, and that's where I built my own hub. Still my main client and a trusted partner to this day. We built and shipped his "Liza" into production together. He's a genius, and his system deserves to keep running. We were built, in a sense, to be his in-house tech team - on the road, in the air, and here.

Alex Rexby

My teacher. Still teaching me, right now. We started together, and he showed me everything. A true god of n8n, writes custom nodes from scratch. We use his VK and MAX nodes in our own work every day. A bad student is one who... well, you know how it goes. These days I share my own work back on the course. For that course, nothing's too much to give.

Slava Molostov

The strongest of the strong. Dasha's known him for a long time; his course is what raised me. Who he and Alex Rexby are isn't hard to find online. They're gurus. I grew because of them. Together with them, and their reach, we're one and the same team. We're the best.

The Shamans

Yes, you read that right - shamans. Vyacheslav and Grigory - Grigory practices in Brazil. They knocked all the nonsense and anger out of me, cleaned me out down to the bottom, filled me back up with meaning, taught me how to raise my own demons instead of running from them, and pointed the way forward. Now I'm the one helping them.

Alexander Peysakhov

An investor, entrepreneur, sommelier, and wine connoisseur. He taught me a lot, did a lot for me. Conversations with him, like conversations with Iskandar, became part of the meaning I've built my life around.

Stas Galeta

Our characters are his work. An artist who knows how to breathe character into an image. Thank you, Stas. We bring the stories - you bring them to life.

And many others, who asked not to be named.

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