Practical file “66 Elements of Scaling,” a collection of focal points to expand the boundaries of your perception and open the depth of your life

These elements will help you:

• Strengthen inner steadiness and reduce stress levels
• Improve relationships with your partner, children, at work, and in business
• Spot hidden growth points in income without chasing “quick millions”
• Develop strategic thinking in business and life
• Maintain balance across five spheres—personal, family, professional, spiritual, and physical
• Begin to live a calm, full, and vivid life

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Good day! My name is Alexander Volchek. On this page we’ll figure out together what human scaling is, why it’s needed, and why it’s the key to a calm, full, and vibrant life.

Why there’s so much noise around “scaling”

Modern people devote a lot of attention to the words “development,” “growth,” “how to scale.” These words have accumulated far too many superficial meanings.

• Some measure growth by the numbers in a bank account; others—by the number of children in a family.
• And some by the number of tasks completed: projects, employees. There were 30 employees—now there are 300. You earned $10,000 a month—now you earn a million.

I’m not saying there’s anything negative in these examples. But when a person lives through the lens that true scaling and development are about changing certain metrics, parameters, and numbers, degradation begins instead of growth: a person loses sensitivity, health, and relationships.

After all, development is far from always positive. There are moments when a person “develops”—and degrades, and there are moments when a person truly develops—scales. And that distinction matters.

True scaling: what it is and where it begins

When we move to a true understanding of what scaling is, then:

• Scaling is definitely NOT about increasing your income, social contacts, projects, employees, and other parameters.
• Scaling is growth and the expansion of perception of the space around you: perception of your life, the world, cause-and-effect connections—everything that surrounds you.

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True scaling is when you expand your perception — perception of reality, perception of your observation, the observer within you.

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Perception—the main muscle of the 21st century

When I say “perception,” it’s not just understanding that ten events are happening and we’re tracking them: company metrics, relationships at home, order in the apartment.

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To expand perception = to learn to perceive all of life: the large number of diverse events that occur throughout the day, and most importantly, your reaction to these events.

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False guideposts

▶︎ Set a goal like “increase income 10x by next month,” or “never argue with my partner,” or “increase the number of employees/projects”—you will most likely lose. At that very moment, you’re missing many truly important moments.

Many later say: “I worked my whole life but gave too little time to the kids.”

▶︎ But when you understand scaling as expanding perception, you cannot miss the moments; you notice them and live them consciously. This is the kind of task you can reliably fulfill every day.