Aces High: A Maverick Journal

[Johannesbrst]

Hi Duke,

I have a few goals for my life in the nearest perspective (5 years):

• I want to meet a high quality, beutiful woman who appreciate me and love me.
  
• I want to grow my business
  
• I want to get in great physical shape
  
• I want to have a great and fulfilling social circle
  
• I want to keep working on music which is my main hobby and keep enjoying it
  

My question to you, is Maverick the right subliminal for getting there? I feel like I have a desire for strong emotional experiences in life, and the little I've gotten from the experiences above has given me that, and I want more of it. I want to live life on the edge, so to speak.

I'm currently running OGSF and plan to run a full 4-month run to get rid of junk that keep me from being generally happy and at peace and to give Maverick a better chance of guiding me to where I want to go.

It's funny you posted this question today because I was working with Shannon fine tuning the description of Maverick just last night and we agreed on a few disclaimers that Maverick needs to carry.  Top of that list is that it probably shouldn't be run by guys that are married and or in serious relationships.  

Let me explain what I mean by that.  Maverick will undoubtedly hit all of the goals you've listed out, no question there.  I used the word dangerous a few times in my conversation with Shannon and it's pretty accurate to that.  Maverick imbues the listener with a quality that borders almost on danger, which is something you have to be familiar with, especially if you're going to be a Maverick.  That doesn't mean life or death danger, but, your appetite for risk grows significantly and things that might scare off the average human being from pursuing, is ultimately the major "X Factor" for the listener of Maverick in their pursuit of success.  That also means things like marriage or having a partner who doesn't understand these aspects of your changes will naturally cause a shit ton of conflict.  Ultimately, it will probably come at the cost of the relationship.  I could be wrong, but based on my experiences, that's how I feel. 

That all being said, and I was hesitant to post these results, but since the description will be coming out sooner than later, and to address some of the other questions that posters have either asked or assumptions that have been made about this program and its lack of sexual satisfaction at the cost of pursuing success, let me shed some light. 

Maverick has put me front and center in a number of different situations with women that I wasn't expecting.  The most recent of which started a couple of months back when I ended up in a threesome with a couple of 20 something, stunning Asian girls.  And that relationship persisted with both women for a few weeks, meaning we did the threesome thing more than once.  Lately I haven't had time for those girls as business issues popped up again, but, it's nice to know that the repeat performance of that situation can be had with a phone call.  

As I mentioned to Shannon, my typical age range for women prior to Maverick, was between 35 to 48.  I like my women closer to my own age because by this point, most of the women I spend time with, are successful enough in their own right that I don't necessarily need to do deal with the usual bullshit.  A few of the women I know have raised the whole let's have kids thing to me, but that's always been a hard no for me.  So me suddenly having the unusual relationship I had with two twenty something year olds is very uncharacteristic of me.  

In my opinion, Maverick is THE All Rounder.  But it's an all rounder in a whole different kind of way.  The more you strip away the need to conform to the ideals of what society wants, the more you become somewhat eccentric in a way because you don't necessarily believe in the social rules and norms that you're supposed to abide by.  Ironically, it's when you're in that situation that you find the greatest opportunities to grow and be successful.  

The problem I think a lot of the people on the forum have is that, and I think this is why Shannon has been so adamant about people being ready to run this sub, is because to be able to reach the heights you can reach with Maverick, it almost requires you to go to a blank slate and build.  Which is also why I said, if you're looking to try to compare what Maverick does to something else, it'll be lost on you.  You don't know what the other side looks like cuz you haven't experienced it yet, so even if you try to imagine it, you won't be able to.  You'd only get in your own way like that.  And to be clear, when I say a blank slate, I mean leave your expectations, fears, concerns, traumas, all of it at the door.  Don't worry about any of those things and whether it will get resolved or it won't.  Just go into Maverick as an empty vessel and let it build you.  In due time, you won't even remember your traumas anymore, because it won't matter. 

So if you follow the instructions for this sub, like clearly follow it and try not to deviate because you think you're going to hammer your subconscious into submission and win, which you won't, you will find what the other side looks like in time.  And I do mean that for anyone starting from anywhere.  The issue is, most people can't fathom what that means and their own fears will get in the way of them achieving the goal of Maverick.  

So yes, you will have all of the business success, a sense of self confidence you never knew before, and relationships with lots of gorgeous women.  The last part though, and what I don't believe Maverick will do for you, is provide you love.  Satisfaction, absolutely.  But love... they will probably fall in love with you, but I don't think the same will be true for you reciprocating those feelings. 

Ultimately, in your strive for freedom, what you almost realize is that the things you own, ultimately own you.  The same can be said about the women.  You're not going to want to be bogged down by one woman or any women, other than treating them as a fun distraction.  Not saying you'll turn into an asshole.  But, you won't necessarily be compelled to stay in a relationship.  That kind of runs contrary to the goals of what being a true Maverick is in many ways.

Interesting. Really interesting. 

So you don't feel the need to settle down at all in the future, have a close partner at all? Do you think that Maverick will change you in that way, for life? That a pretty dramatic change for most people. 

I know you always keep your freedom of choice, but like getting so much into your potential that you'd never want to have kids and a family? Or am I reading to much into your personal preferences here, regardless of what Maverick will do?