what did boris vladimirovich erin say? your life is drawn to your interest.gives birth to perseverance , perseverance gives birth to will. will gives birth to talent, and talent gives rise to a meeting with other people who have also walked this path to this interest. if we remember the moments when we are happy in life, it is when we meet people. this could be a personal relationship. this could be a professional relationship, in which we are also interested in something that we are truly interested in, but a person’s genuine interest is often washed away. he somehow goes astray with this plan. yes, and creativity is just when we transform something that we really like, improve it, and create something. and creating something is much more difficult than destroying it. it seems to me that every creative person just needs a moment of willpower to relax. what options do i have? i go to the country. i'm walking in the forest. here. i really love nature, i often go there, there are also tours and filming in different cities of others, when i go somewhere else the

meet with boris vladimirovich erin, who, in general , created this theater, under him the theater was, that there is, uh, you need to speak not to the ear, but to the eye partner to be able to process the partner so that the sound goes nowhere. but it’s precision, if stanislavsky said that you need to play poorly. and exactly, when we meet experienced people with real teachers. they give us an inoculated image of activity. that is, there, go there, go there, you’ll go bad there good. we either believe, if they are good teachers, and then we don’t make a number of mistakes, we immediately go to a very good result, or we don’t believe. then. we are thinking something, i’m fine too. i'm fine too. here we are then either arguing with by someone or a we continue, but continue it’s probably more effective, but who should continue? these are such powerful people who have really achieved success, who have good results. the orthodox architecture of ukraine and the life of increasingly overpriced people, some of the towns were significant, alas, how things go by mail. it was a revolution of the