Subliminal Talk

LIT is planned to be a single stage program, just in case you thought otherwise.

(12-16-2018, 06:52 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]LIT is planned to be a single stage program, just in case you thought otherwise.

Oh for some reason I remembered LTU being six stage. Don't know why. Well good to know.

I consider it an investment in myself.

I think of it like this. If I could buy any subliminal knowing that if I use it while sleeping, I would soon wake up-----unafraid----I'd be much more willing to give more than the asking price. I had this experience at times on UD.

For anything that gives returns so quickly, the amount invested is not a major factor anymore. Considering LTU is an "all in one", I will wait for it.

If it was a six stage, it would cost $689.70 and be a six month investment. This version is aimed at being between $500 And $600, and being 1 stage and only requiring 3 months to do the same job. Trying to use more tech to make it more effective and less time.

(12-16-2018, 07:12 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]If it was a six stage, it would cost $689.70 and be a six month investment. This version is aimed at being between $500 And $600, and being 1 stage and only requiring 3 months to do the same job. Trying to use more tech to make it more effective and less time.

Sounds good to me. For some reason I thought it was gonna be 1000..... I think my memory is all distorted right now.

6G will most likely be ~$300 / stage. That will likely be ~ $1,800 for a 6 stage. We aren't there yet.

(12-16-2018, 06:57 PM)mat422 Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-16-2018, 06:52 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]LIT is planned to be a single stage program, just in case you thought otherwise.

Oh for some reason I remembered LTU being six stage. Don't know why. Well good to know.

I am in the same predicament. Do I run USLM4 or UMS? I have noticed a lot of improvements on USLM3 so USLM4 will be a lot more powerful which is exciting but at the same time I want money as well (and I have a lot of fears around money).

Such a First world problem @Shannon

Last night I felt a ton of anger surface while listening. Like a part of me was saying "enough of this shit, do something". But I have a bad habit of just trying to shrug that off. Especially while not actively listening.

Facing this fear inside me, it seems like I keep trying to put it off. As if I'm waiting for a better way to remove it vs getting in there and just getting my hands dirty. Essentially just procrastinating with the fear removal. I feel it in my gut, it's this knot and every time I go after it my mind puts up a wall of excuses for how I'm going about the removal process wrong as a way to derail me.

Ok I think I'm just being too impatient with myself and it's hurting me. Finding lasting momentum and upwards progression isn't gonna happen if I'm constantly using anger or frustration to fuel myself. This is the equivalent of getting angry at a child that doesn't do what you want. Compassion and patience, that's whats gonna get me through this. Not retraumatizing myself and blaming.

There is a third possible way to approach this. It is neither impatience and anger, nor compassion and patience. It is the middle ground, where you march to success without accepting excuses, and having no emotional investment or response to whatever the subconscious does to resist. Simply accept it as part of the natural process of achieving your goals and keep going.

I think that works better than compassion and patience, because compassion and patience is a trap resulting in endlessly waiting for action that never comes in many cases. It is too forgiving of excuses.

Good point Shannon. I'll be working on that. Like I mentioned in a last post, I'm constantly tipping towards one side. Achieving that middle ground has been a challenge. I have a tendency to always get sucked into what the resistant part is coercing me to do. Being more emotionally unreactive to that should definitely help as I wouldn't be wasting energy battling.

Stayed up till 11 working on music. On one hand this is gonna be rough for me at work. On the other I'm putting effort into what I really care about. I hit such a state of flow last night, figuring out how to piece together everything, I just couldn't walk away. I should be getting more sleep, but a part of me doesn't care/feels getting these ideas down is more important.

The words of the muse are as precious as life; never interrupt her when she speaks.

You know, fear has ruined a lot for me. And nowadays I feel like I'm genuinely afraid to take on more difficult stuff because I've screwed up so badly in the past. Prior to writing this post I had a strong overwhelming feeling of "I can't do this". I started down the route of thinking all the stuff I still needed to fix in my life and myself, and it still felt like a giant mountain. I was getting really down on myself. But I stopped and told myself I can continue to feel bad or I can direct that focus towards encouraging myself to keep going and make it through these obstacles. The important thing is I didn't do this in an angry or criticizing way, rather it came from a place of genuinely encouraging myself to live a better life. Not much of a revelation there, but a lot of my motivation was done through fear and shame in the past.

I know usually when the sub starts poking at really limiting stuff my mind goes and tries to convince me it isn't going to work. Or that all the work I've done on myself over the years with these subs was nothing. Maybe a 1% improvement. It's not true, I know that. But if my subconscious can convince me that I didn't really improve much, it starts being used as a scapegoat to not take responsibility for my current situation and to give up easier.

I'll be perfectly honest, I don't feel all that confident in my ability to move my life in a direction I'm happy with. It feels like a bit of a gamble actually. But maybe that's the way it is for everybody and that's why most people stay within their comfort zones.