Blinovska (Ostanina) Olena Olehivna
Biography.
Model, blogger, author of the legendary Marathon of Desires.
Family.
She is married to businessman Oleksii Blynovskyi. They have four children.
A generous husband
It is quite possible that her husband Oleksiy provides financial support. The SPARK database lists Oleksii Volodymyrovych Blynovskyi as the owner of 13 active legal entities.
In Yaroslavl, he owns a jewelry house with an annual revenue of more than 150 million rubles, and in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, he owns a mining company that extracts ores of precious and rare metals. On the Volga River, the businessman owns a yacht glamping facility, where yachtsmen can stay for 14.5 thousand rubles per day. In addition, in the Vologda Oblast and Krasnoyarsk Krai, he is engaged in fish farming and processing, trade, and restaurants.
By the way, it seems that Alexey’s father is also a businessman — the owner of a number of construction companies, one of which later became part of the Pik Group.
Career
Olena’s career began as an accountant. After working at the company for a short time, she realized that she had chosen the wrong specialization, as she was not attracted to the prospect of spending her entire life in a cramped office counting numbers.
Working from home, Olena became interested in practicing, studying psychology books and watching videos on personal growth. And when she realized that she had gained enough knowledge, she began to develop her own methodology, which thousands of people have subsequently used. At the same time, she was in no hurry to call herself a psychologist, but instead began to share with others what helped her find herself and become happy.
When the news of Blinovska’s wish marathon spread on the Internet, more and more people became interested in her personality. Now at least 300 thousand people have attended her trainings. At such events, Olena helped people work through the fears that prevented them from achieving their goals and overcome them. By her own example, she still shows and proves the options for using different methods to realize desires. And all of this is far from witchcraft or magic; rather, her techniques are related to psychology and a focus on results.
Compromise.
It is not known what Blinovska did before creating marathons. But one gets the feeling that all of Olena’s achievements came about only thanks to her husband.
By the way, the wish fulfillment company was registered in his name in 2019. Olena’s husband, the founder of the business, is registered as both an LLC and an individual entrepreneur.
Here’s a screenshot from the database, which shows the date of the company’s registration as November 29, 2019. On some of its formulas, the reliability of the company is indicated as low, whatever that means.
A student of world coaches. Where is the catch?
Elena Blinovskaya boldly states that Tony Robbins, a well-known coach with a dark reputation, and Joe Dispenza, a neuroscientist and author of books on self-development, are her personal teachers. It is clear that this is not true, because Dispenza has not been taking personal students for many years and has been consulting and training for large companies, and Robbins should not be trusted at all.
Based on her stories about herself, one can immediately understand that Blinovska is using the achievements of world coaches, including Dispenza, and passing them off as her own!
“You would think that some girl from Instagram, who invented some training and decided to make money on it, would be so simple, but it’s not, and in fact, the huge amount of knowledge I have and all the teachers in the field of dream fulfillment that you know, starting with such famous people as John Kehoe, author of the book “The Subconscious Mind Can Do Anything”, Joe Dispenza, Eckhard Tolle, Liz Bourbeau, John Gray, Michael Roach. All of these people were my teachers, and I stood at arm’s length with each of them, not just made up a story. You will realize that you get the most powerful squeeze of all this knowledge…”
Olena also often boasts that she helped Dispenza make a fortune by voicing his book. But this is not true, because the book “The Power of the Subconscious Mind, How to Change Your Life in 4 Weeks” has already been voiced by Alexander Sharonov, and many times better than Blinovskaya did. From this we can conclude that the blogger is again trying to make a name for herself on someone else’s work. I would like to draw the attention of the author of the book to this situation.
An excerpt from Joe Dispenza’s book read by Olena Blinovska:
“Marathon of Wishes”
Elena Blinovskaya, 40, is one of the pioneers of the online marathon market. She launched her “Marathons of Desires” — lectures and workshops on personal growth — in 2015. Since then, about 150,000 people have taken part in the project, which has brought Blinovskaya several hundred million rubles in revenue, estimates Kirill Didenok of the Didenok Team.
At this stage, Elena Blinovskaya has five marathons to her credit:
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- Marathon of desires 1st degree — standard: 4500 rubles. VIP : 200,000 rubles.
- “Become and receive” — 2nd stage of the marathon of desires — standard: 6000 rubles. VIP: 300 000 rubles.
- Financial marathon “Expanding financial awareness” — standard: 5000 rubles. VIP: 250 000 rubles.
- “Purpose” — standard: 7000 rubles; VIP: 450 000 rubles.
- “About relationships” — 10,000 rubles. VIP : 500,000 rubles.
According to Kirill Didenko’s estimates based on the dynamics of the number of subscribers and reviews in Blinovskaya’s accounts and her marathons, the annual audience of the Marathon of Desires grew from 5,000 in 2017 to 100,000 in 2020. Didenok estimates the revenue of Blinovskaya’s business in 2020 at 330 million rubles, and the profit at 200 million rubles. A player in the online marathon market, who wished to remain anonymous, also told Forbes about Blinovskaya’s revenue of “several hundred million rubles” in 2020.
If you calculate the number of streams for marathons and the number of participants in the stream, the numbers will be many times more accurate and significant:
6-7 streams, 150-300 people each, multiplied by the standard price of a marathon of 4000 rubles, it turns out to be about 7000000 million rubles.
Plus 3-5 VIPs for 200,000 rubles, it comes out to about 1 million. And for the marathon of desires alone, Elena receives more than 80 million rubles.
If we take the most expensive marathon “About Relationships”, the price of which for a standard package is 10,000 rubles, then with the same number of participants (+ 2-3 VIPs) the amount will be many times higher, about 14 million rubles.
Marathons start at intervals of two to three weeks, every month. As a result, Elena’s annual earnings exceed 4 billion rubles.
But this is only her earnings from marathons, and they make up only 10% of her total income. The remaining 90% is from veterinary activities. This is insider information from our friends at the Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service in Moscow.
This income is comparable to the scale of MMM
And the knowledge that Olena gives at her marathons was brazenly stolen from world coaches. For example, the first task of the «Marathon of Wishes» was taken from Marie Kondo’s famous book «Magic Cleaning», its essence is to clean the house of garbage and old things. The instructions to «just dream and trust the universe» were taken from Joe Dispenza’s book The Power of the Subconscious Mind. Techniques for proper visualization were taken from John Kehoe’s book The Subconscious Mind Can Do Anything. All this is seasoned with pretentious and daring stories from Blinovskaya’s life, and the starting price for this useless vinaigrette is 4000 rubles. There is also a VIP package for the special ones, its price is 200,000 rubles. It turns out that Elena receives about 200 million rubles for one marathon (6-7 streams of 200 people each, not including VIPs).
Everything would be fine, but it seems that Olena has lied in her stories about her life. In each marathon, she tells completely different stories that contradict each other. For example, in the Appointment marathon, Olena tells us that her path was not easy; she worked in her father’s veterinary clinic, taking calls, while working at a vegetable depot in boots in terrible conditions. By the way, if we talk about Olena’s father’s clinic, we have not heard good things about it. Firstly, Oleh Ostanin did not have a proper education, which is why he could not provide quality veterinary services, and secondly, Olena was not a very polite employee. Here is a review of the quality of veterinary services provided by the Ostanins:
It is worth noting that the comment was dated 2013. At that time, Olena was already, as she herself says, running her own business. And she has been in business since 2005) So why would a rich woman who is always on the go be on the phone in her father’s clinic?
She also has a veterinary clinic registered in her name, which still participates in tenders. Let me remind you that Olena has only an economics degree, but despite this, she continues to be involved in the veterinary and pharmaceutical business.
“It is very interesting that Elena’s main activity is veterinary, so she breeds mammoths and other animals as it should be. As you can see in the video, Olena’s main audience is girls, because who else but they believe in miracles.”
In the main and most popular marathon, there is not a single word about veterinary work, the vegetable depot, and poor life, let alone her rural roots (Blinovska was actually born in a village). There Olena tells us that she was engaged in the purchase of fabric and a wedding salon. And her family was rich almost from the very beginning. But one of the participants noticed a discrepancy in this. On her Instagram, Olena wrote that her father drank heavily and the family was poor.
Audio of Olena talking about how her father didn’t think she was beautiful, and he often said this when he was drunk:
Feedback from one of the marathon participants:
It is also interesting to hear about business. From her stories during marathons, you can hear the story that she, already knowing the methods of making wishes, made a wish to go shopping in Europe, but could not afford it (although at that time she had already received knowledge for the marathon from Tony Robbins, and training with him, according to her, costs 1 million dollars), and then she started a clothing business, for which she had to buy fabric in Europe, and then her wish came true.
And here is an excerpt from a recent interview in which Olena Blinovska declares that she WANTS TO BE TONY ROBBINS’ PERSONAL TEACHER!
How did she do it? In a wish marathon that started back in 2015, Elena tells everyone that she is already a student of Robbins, AND STANDED WITH HIM AT ARM’S LENGTH!!!!!
In this audio, Olena tells us that at the time of her first wish list using the methods she learned, her family already had “some” money at their disposal, but they could not afford to shop in Europe, because their family and children required attention and finances. But six months later, everything magically started to turn around, Olena started a business, and because of her work, she and her friend flew to Italy every three months and combined work with shopping:
Here’s an audio in which Elena talks about the price of Tony Robbins’ personal coaching:
There is also a very interesting story about moving to Moscow. His father decided to continue his business in the capital, but then he tells us that after moving to Moscow, the whole family lived in a cramped one-room apartment and slept in one bed. Didn’t the businessman who was expanding his business have money for a bigger apartment? By the way, Elena is registered in a small apartment of 36.4 square meters in Shabolovka. And this is very strange, because at this stage of her life she has better real estate.
In 2016, Alena bought a brand new red BMW X6, which she also got thanks to visualizing her desire! In 2018, she moved to a blue Audi Q7 SUV.
Twice she leased cars and once she pawned a car in a bank. But judging by the stories from the marathon, Olena’s car fleet was not limited to two cars.
Here Olena tells us about her car fleet and the convertible she wished for at the marathon:
Marathon feedback
Here’s Ksenia Sobchak’s opinion on Blinovskaya’s marathon, and on info-gypsies in general:
By the way, Sobchak recently did an interview with Blinovskaya. Yelena was thoroughly embarrassed and revealed herself from the worst side. In short, Blinovskaya remained silent or changed the subject to every serious question, and when asked how much she earns, she answered directly — “Get the fuck away from me.” On top of that, she also threatened to “spit in Sobchak’s face.”
The full interview:
The interview caused a sensation on YouTube. Bloggers analyzed the interview one by one. Here is the analysis by Katya Konasova together with clinical psychologist Lina Dianova:
Analysis of the interview on the YouTube channel TVARI PO PARE:
Here is proof that the marathon is just a simple trick for naive people in the form of negative reviews. On Instagram, they are deleted to maintain a rosy atmosphere, but there are a lot of them on Google.
The offer agreement when buying a marathon states that it is a training course consisting of several trainings.
According to Oleksandra Kharina, a lawyer at Pen&Paper, the contract with individual entrepreneur Blinovska does not contain any guarantees that the marathon participants’ wishes will be fulfilled. The entrepreneur’s responsibilities are only to provide access to video and audio materials that everyone can use as they wish.
“Blinovska’s loud statements about the miracle effect of the marathon are nothing more than ordinary product advertising,” the lawyer explains. — “At the same time, there are no violations of the Federal Law on Advertising. Unfortunately, it will not be possible to get compensation for the mismatch between expectations and results. There are also no grounds for possible accusations of fraud against the blogger: people participate in the marathon on the terms offered voluntarily.”
But where do positive reviews come from? It’s simple. At the end of the first part of the wish marathon, Olena’s team asks for positive feedback so that they can win a free extension. That’s why people, hoping to get the second part for free, write the most joyful and praising reviews in packs.
A screenshot from the wish marathon, where Blinovska asks participants to leave a review:
“Olena Blinovka uses Instagram gifs to attract as many followers and potential buyers of her marathon as possible. She has a degree in economics and calls herself a psychologist. There is esotericism in the marathon, and rituals for the new moon… And the marathon itself is recorded in the form of audio, which is generally irritating to the human ear, and has nothing to do with psychology.”
One of the YouTubers explains how to make a wish correctly and why you shouldn’t make wishes persistently and too many of them:
In this video, one of the YouTubers claims that Elena Blinovskaya is an Illuminati. The proof of this is that she creates her information products to the detriment of people, and uses cool things, cars, and even her children as a lure to gain the audience’s trust.
The danger of the marathon
The fact that Olena scams people for money is not the worst thing. Qualified psychologists have analyzed the “marathon of desires”. And they all say that it is dangerous. Some healthy people became patients of psychologists after the marathon, became depressed, and even committed suicide.
Alyona Golzytska, a researcher at the Psychological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and a specialist at the Alter psychologist recruitment service, notes that such trainings are very different from consultations with professional psychologists.
“No marathon can solve serious problems,” says Golzytska. — “People who are only remotely familiar with psychological counseling say the opposite. In addition, there is no specialist empathy, no individual approach, and no specific professional techniques.”
She emphasizes that the marathon is entertainment for those who are doing well. But if a mentally unhealthy person who does not know about it gets there, serious consequences are possible.
“For example, a client with a depressive disorder will come, and his wishes will not come true. Then he may start to engage in self-flagellation up to suicide attempts. It didn’t work out. He will think that he is stupid and worthless.”
On YouTube, we found a story by an esoteric psychologist about participating in a marathon, the sad consequences, and feedback about suicide on closed forums:
“I agreed to this story, trusted him, and went through with it. I read the marathon chat, and everyone is paying off debts, buying cars, and resolving some financial situations. I HAVE A P****C. And I don’t understand, maybe it’s just me, maybe there’s something wrong with me… Then I called my friend who had started working with energy, and she began to explain to me: “Yulia, before you went to the marathon, did you read any reviews about Blinovskaya?” It turned out that all the negative reviews, all this negativity from the Internet, were being wiped out by Olena’s team. And now there are secret communities, closed forums, where they let in their ‘own’ people, where they describe exactly those whose friends committed suicide, fell into depression up to the point of being treated with antidepressants, and had a complete trash life like mine (‘kicked out of the house, relationship breakdown, etc.’).”
Also, in the reviews on the “marathon of desires” page, people write about miraculous recoveries, and even cures from cancer and the incurable disease vitiligo. This means that instead of going to a qualified doctor, people will buy a marathon. But Blinovskaya doesn’t care about this, her trainings are thriving and bringing in a huge profit (let me remind you, more than 5 million rubles a month).
Here’s the proof — audio from Elena, where she boldly declares that the marathon participant has been cured of vitiligo:
“And by the way, Elena does not have a degree in psychology, she is in the process of obtaining it.
Here’s an excerpt from Blinovska’s interview, in which she initially claims to be a psychologist, and after a minute of talking about her education in incomprehensible words, it turns out that she is only in the process of obtaining it:
There is also a vivid example of one of the dangerous meditations that the “psychologist” Elena shoved into the second part of the “Rise and Shall You” marathon of desires:
Meditation:
Immersion in painful experience without the supervision of a psychologist or psychotherapist is DANGEROUS for the human psyche.
A scene from a TV program about the sad consequences of a marathon. Reviews of foreign psychotherapists and psychologists:
“Modern online psychologists are dangerous to society and have nothing to do with real psychologists. At the request of the TV program, foreign psychotherapists told us that after all these marathons and online therapy, even healthy people became patients of psychotherapists and psychologists. In addition, experts explained why people are so fond of using such services. They compared marathons to fast food — tasty, cheap, but very unhealthy.”
Psychologist’s analysis. Why people go to marathons and what dangers lie behind them:
» Чому ж такий популярний марафон? Та все просто! Будь-який Ванька Дурень сидячи на грубці, мріє зловити золоту рибку. Люди вірять у диво. Але заплатити 4000 рублів і чекати дива це не добре. Здорова, адекватна людина насолоджується життям тут і зараз, без марафонів. До того ж, марафон бажань пропонує концепцію зняття з себе відповідальності за своє життя і просто покластися на Всесвіт. І коли ви приходите на цей марафон, ви ж спочатку почитали якісь мотиваційні тексти, подивилися відео, які були створені для цього, у вас уже піднявся настрій, ви бачите, як якійсь жінці чоловік не з того не з сього подарував бентлі, і з вами так буде. Тільки ви забуваєте, що ваш чоловік сантехнік із зарплатою в 20 тис. рублів. І в процесі марафону вам може здаватися, що ви бачите знаки, що все працює… Але по закінченню починається найстрашніше… Усі ваші емоції та ендорфін зникають, і починається відкат назад, адже бентлі вам так і не подарували, і добре, якщо ви не надто емоційно втягнулися в цей процес. Але якщо ж захопилися, то і відкат назад буде серйозним, ви можете впасти в глибоку депресію і захворіти на суїцидальні думки. Чи хоче Блиновська брати за це відповідальність — це вже цікаве питання.»
An audio in which Olena claims that if you have problems with debts, housing, your husband left you after the marathon and you want to die, everything is fine, life just speeds up the process of fulfilling your desires:
Among other things, it also tells people that there is no need to divorce, because your husband is a reflection of you.
The movie “Marathon of Wishes”
This movie was directed by Daria Charusha and, of course, Elena Blinovskaya. The whole movie resembles one long advertisement for the Marathon of Wishes, so it’s no wonder why Blinovskaya paid part of the money for the movie out of her own pocket. The movie is a failure to say the least. Lack of logic, characters who are annoying and do not evoke any emotions, and, of course, everything is based on magic invented by Olena, with stupid, inept jokes added to the mix. By the way, she played herself in this movie, and it was supposedly her cherished wish, which came true thanks to the techniques from the marathon. The saddest thing here is that most of the money from the budget was sponsored by the Ministry of Culture for this dirty PR with immoral jokes.
Once again, ordinary people suffered, because their taxes were used to sponsor a miserable advertisement for a dangerous, infogypsy marathon.
Short reviews of the movie “Marathon of Wishes” :
“In this movie, the key is the fulfillment of wishes. The protagonist writes them down in a notebook on the advice of her friend, and they begin to come true. And after breaking up with a young man, in the hope of happiness, the main character Marina flies (again on the advice of her friend) to Khanty-Mansinsk to meet a real sorceress of the 21st century, Elena Blinovskaya, because one touch to her gives a miracle. In general, the film is full of illogical scenes, vulgar, even too vulgar and not funny jokes, and promotes complete inaction and unwillingness to take responsibility for one’s life. And of course, everything is based on the magic of Blinovskaya and her marathon, and to draw attention to the filming, the famous blogger Masha Minogarova and the famous comedian Alexander Gudkov were invited to the shoot.
The result is the same: poor acting, a primitive plot with no logic, vulgar and unfunny jokes, with some prominent bloggers added for good measure, and all this horror was paid for by taxpayers.”
A brilliant PR move
PR experts note that marathons use a very competent communication strategy focused on a specific audience — women who spend a lot of time on Instagram.
In addition, Blinovskaya is so popular because she is a role model for many Russian women: a “happy wife,” a “mother of many children,” and a “successful businesswoman.”
Experts call these bloggers info-gypsies, who adapt for the general public everything that can be found in popular science literature. They don’t have a unique product, but they have the ability to talk about complex issues, and most importantly, to promote content on social media.
They promote Instagram, comments, views, and fake articles on various websites and forums. PR on women’s forums
Here’s an Instagram boost, a screenshot of the unfollowing of Elena Blinovskaya’s account:
Performance at the Crocus
On January 25, 2019, Elena Blinovskaya held her master class “From the Wish List to the Dream List” at the Crocus City Hall concert hall. As the Internet tells us, there has never been such a large-scale show! It was sold out. Tickets for this event started at 20,000 rubles. But there was no limit to people’s disappointment. There are many dissatisfied people in the reviews who say that during the entire event, Elena talked about how great she is, how many achievements she has, and everything about herself. People did not receive any secrets or knowledge. After the first part of the show, there was a 45-minute intermission, and most of the audience left. It was another rip-off from Blinovskaya.
Beauty contest.
Elena is Mrs. Russia 2016. As usual, the Internet is lying and claiming that Yulia Stupishina from Nizhny Novgorod became Mrs. Russia.
It turns out that Elena became Mrs. Russia International. But miracles happened at this pageant too. And what did you expect? A fairy took part in the contest! For the first time in history, there were two winners in the contest.
The most interesting thing is that there is no video of Blinovskaya taking “one of the first places”, but there are plenty of videos on the contest topics, there is an advertisement for the hotel where the event took place, endless interviews, impressions, etc.
The second interesting thing is that it was not the winner Blinowska who went to the United States to participate in the more important final competition, but another woman, Nune Kobiakowska…
An anniversary on a grand scale
And here is the story of where the huge sums of money earned on naive people go.
At the end of August 2021, Olena’s name was in the news again. This time, the reason for the discussion was the celebration in honor of Blinovskaya’s birthday, or rather, its cost: judging by the estimate she posted on her Instagram account, the holiday cost almost 120 million rubles. And this amount does not yet include the rental of a hotel in the Altai Mountains for several days.
Ivan Urgant, Philip Kirkorov, Ksenia Sobchak, Svetlana Loboda, Philip Kirkorov, the Zveri band, and rapper Jah Khalib came to congratulate the birthday girl.
As the birthday girl admitted, the latter “appeared” on her wish list the day before the holiday, and the required amount, which was not enough for the artist, was unexpectedly found in the bedroom closet — the size of the forgotten “stash” exactly matched the Kazakh rapper’s fee. By the way, each artist emphasized the generosity of the birthday girl in their congratulations and, to quote Khalib, “it was the best corporate event in my life, because no one can beat Alena.” An interesting fact can be seen in this situation. Lena made a birthday wish for Jah Khalib, i.e. a specific person, but in the marathon of wishes she warns her students that they can’t make wishes for specific people, or is it only possible for Lena?
Urgant and Sobchak joked endlessly about Blinovskaya’s birthday taking place in a cave. The comparison is a good one not only because of the scenery: noir lighting, a whole greenhouse made of moss, climbing plants and flowers around the perimeter of the banquet hall, and circus gymnasts disguised as forest spirits of Altai. At one point during the greetings, we caught ourselves thinking that we were in some ancient grotto inhabited by some kind of fertility goddess, where all her followers come with generous gifts as a sign of sincere gratitude. 90% of the guests were bloggers (the “entry requirement” is 1M followers) whose fate was changed by Blinovska in one way or another. And let these people decide for themselves whether they are looking at an “info-gypsy” or a professional coach and a cool businesswoman.
“You showed me how to make a fortune with the same amount of effort,” one of her millionaire friends and followers of the Blinovskaya system thanked Elena on stage. As proof that the marathon works, he presented his friend with a luxury tour to Norway with a private jet flight. We remembered the reckless dancing and passionate speech of the most cheerful guest at the event, Anna Tsukanova-Kott. The actress in playful velvet ran up and presented her friend with a gift of a role in the film of her husband, Oscar nominee Alexander Kott.
Urgant talks about energy from the stage, and Sobchak urges to be in the flow. The birthday girl herself is wearing an Alessandra Rich velvet dress with spicy lace inserts (which was very much praised on Hailey Bieber a few weeks ago).
At the table with crystals and Altai amulets, she called this day her “rebirth” and recognized it.
Here’s a colorful video of Olena’s birthday. Here, all the famous bloggers touch each other’s breasts, asses, dance on the table, and what a celebration without shameful falls and tons of mat!
The unusual menu of the celebration is also worth mentioning. Roe deer pates, venison dishes and… trout terrine. Everything would be fine, but taimen is a fish from the salmon family, which is listed in the Red Book. It is interesting that in her marathons Olena encourages people to treat nature with love, and she treats her guests to fish of an endangered species.
What was Blinovska’s present?
Blinovska boasted about her main gift. Her beloved husband presented her with an exclusive Birkin bag with a cup holder — there are only a few of them in the world.
Also, at Elena’s request, fans sent her money to a savings bank card. In one hour, she received a million rubles.
In general, she didn’t have enough money from marathons, and apparently she had more than a little bit of chutzpah, so she received an additional million from her loyal fans.
Blinovskaya was offended by Jennifer Lopez’s refusal to participate
The wife of a Krasnoyarsk entrepreneur, coaching blogger Elena Blinovskaya, who recently celebrated her 40th birthday with a scandal, said that American singer Jennifer Lopez was supposed to perform at the party, but the negotiators did not agree on prices.
According to Blinovska, Lopez’s representatives set one price, but when they learned that it was a private party, they changed their demands. “You can set any price, but when they have already set one, you agree, and the person calls 3 times more expensive without any reason. Such people have gone far away,” the Instagram diva said, as quoted by ANews.
Vacationing abroad
The place of stay chosen by the Blinovsky couple was the most famous and luxurious hotel in Dubai, the Burj Al Arab or Parus, which stands on an artificial island. On her Instagram page, Olena shows the views from her window and the hotel’s surroundings. However, no matter how luxurious the Parus was, there was still a flaw in it — not a single room had a full-length mirror, which Olena cheerfully talks about in her stories: “I’ve always been surprised that such rooms don’t even have a full-length mirror in the dressing room! Everything is done beautifully, but you see yourself either without shoes or without a head: D”. But Blinovskaya wouldn’t be a “wish fulfiller” if her own wishes didn’t come true — a few hours after the stories were posted, a full-length mirror was brought to her room.
But that’s not all: one of the reasons Elena really wanted to go to Dubai was to visit her favorite restaurant. She also shared with her subscribers the amount they spent on the meal — 150 thousand rubles for two adults and three children: «I was shocked, but it was worth it, the food is really incredibly good.»
Olena also shares her leisure time in Dubai, posting about her golden-colored morning coffee, going to an acrobatic show with her children, and photos from the beach.
In this video, blogger Karina Nigay visited Blinovskaya’s dressing room and talked about the clothes and prices from her wardrobe, while talking about the marathon, her family and other aspects of Olena’s life.
Blinovska offered her followers “slave jobs”
It is interesting that at marathons she tells her followers to follow the call of their hearts and not to adapt to others, but suddenly offers them slave-like, thankless jobs.
Two years ago, Blinovskaya posted a job opportunity on the social network that drew criticism from her followers. The post appeared on Instagram.
She stated that she was looking for a nanny to cope with her busy schedule and household chores.
In addition, Blinovskaya clarified that she was looking for a photographer and a manager. According to the woman, she will pay little, and she will have to work hard.
Isn’t this enough to realize that ordinary people are slaves in Blinovskaya’s eyes?
Conclusion:
What can we say about Olena and her marathons in general? She contradicts herself. In her marathons, she talks about her eco-friendly desires and love for nature, but in the end, she makes money off ordinary people by slipping them stolen knowledge and feeding her guests an endangered species of fish for the money. There are a lot of inconsistencies in her personal biography, and some subscribers still don’t understand whether her father is a wealthy businessman or a drunken alcoholic who ruined Elena’s childhood. And one cannot help but recall the instructions that one should seek one’s own destiny, not adapt to others, and immediately offers her own subscribers hellish work on slave labor. Elena is a tangle of intricate lies and deceit.