09-29-2023, 09:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-29-2023, 09:32 PM by Chris P. Bacon.)
(09-29-2023, 08:40 PM)Shannon Wrote: First, TID doesn't mean you need to shorten anything. It means you're going to run the program again soon. TID, by it's very nature, is the result of using the program, and gets stronger the closer you are to pressing "play". You'll have the same experience of TID by shortening the days, because you're still going to "press play" again. The days off give you time to rest, unpack and execute.
Second, OGSF is designed to be subtle and unobtrusive so you can achieve the program's goals as easily as possible. That seems to be working well for you.
Gotcha. I was under the impression that TID during days off was caused by fade out of the instructions. I'll keeps days off as is.
The subtleness of OGSF is making it the best experiences I've ran to date. It appears to make changes much harder to counteract by the subconscious, something that has always been an issue.
On that note. I also think that there is a bit of a disconnect that has hindered sub results over the years. I sometimes hear others with ADHD say they can feel a bit ambiguous or disconnected from themselves. I find this plausible as I have felt something similar. It doesn't seem to bother OGSF though.
Saw this morning that USLM was released. It's a personal favorite of mine and I've always enjoyed running it. After OGSF I might try it out before getting back on Maverick.