Editing the Russian version of the book and translating it into Ukrainian.

Most of all, people in the world try to find motivation. To feel good, to catch the zen of happiness, to love and be loved, for health, for the soul, for the moment, for the search for the meaning of life, to truly live. And, for example, to imagine that the lives of many people are pain, it immediately becomes clear that such attempts to drown out these unpleasant sensations are caused precisely by the fact that a person is seeking motivation to escape from this pain. From the discomfort that these destructive feelings cause.
Many books have been written about motivation, and this is precisely the greatest deception of humanity, for in the pursuit of motivation, a person is unable to see all the lessons and positive moments that are embedded in every negative event. That is why I strongly recommend looking in the opposite direction of motivation, namely, towards DEMotivation. The very concept tells us that there is some de facto that contradicts the usual and desired. That is, there is a certain hidden potential that we do not even think about in the pursuit of the motivation we are accustomed to.