(02-06-2025, 01:15 AM)Have at ye Wrote: Congrats on the official advent of the 6G era.

(02-06-2025, 03:05 AM)Catman Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 12:37 AM)Benjamin Wrote: Fixed the links.

Very cool.

And interesting, 20 minutes of usage and every day. I guess I didn't know what to expect but didn't quite expect that.

I'm curious Shannon at why it's 2 months for a runthrough, does that speak to the difference in power of 6g to even 5.11g? Or is it also partly the goal of the program as compared to say OGSF or a healing program or even PM which is 6 months?

I guess it's similar from when we went from having to listen 8 hours, to a loop of 1 hour and being used to years ago listening like 16+ hours a day at times. It's partly like "wow has it really gone down to a much shorter amount of time, to only 2 months compared to 6 or 9 months like most recent programs?". If so that's awesome.

I'm also curious about the "you won't notice the subliminal working" stuff, would that be stuff like feeling the emotional stuff and the processing, having the old 'push pull' thing between old and new beliefs, frustration and stuff? And that kind of stuff being minimized and just noticing the results?

It sounds awesome, but I don't fully know what it means.. maybe I will when I eventually use it or when I read some journals.

Congrats on 6g.. after a couple of years or so in the making.

Two other quick things...

1. "Instead, Optimal Self Confidence will get you to you develop..." slight fix on that.

2. The refund policy part at the bottom, obviously, due to it being free.

Amazing 20 min time, wow. Wonder why. LOL, if you spammed it 16+ hours a day, you'd be an arrogant bad boy gigachad god, hahaha. So funny. Ben Tate.

(02-06-2025, 08:21 AM)StridingStrider Wrote: Does OSC have FRM?

(02-06-2025, 01:49 PM)Shannon Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 01:15 AM)Have at ye Wrote: Congrats on the official advent of the 6G era.

Thank you.  I have been enslaved for so long to this monumental goal that I find myself slightly confused as to what to do with myself now that I am free.  Time to take a little break and rejuvenate fully.

(02-06-2025, 01:49 PM)Shannon Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 01:15 AM)Have at ye Wrote: Congrats on the official advent of the 6G era.

Thank you.  I have been enslaved for so long to this monumental goal that I find myself slightly confused as to what to do with myself now that I am free.  Time to take a little break and rejuvenate fully.

Quote:But for things that are not super deep hardcore self battle type stuff, which you seem to be very fond of, it should be just "Press play, get results."

(02-06-2025, 02:31 PM)ReconGunner Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 01:49 PM)Shannon Wrote: Thank you.  I have been enslaved for so long to this monumental goal that I find myself slightly confused as to what to do with myself now that I am free.  Time to take a little break and rejuvenate fully.

A well earned and deeply needed break and rejuvenation. Congrats and thanks for your incredibly hard work.

(02-06-2025, 02:34 PM)Johannesbrst Wrote: Shannon, hoping to get your input on a course of action.

I've been running Maverick for just a bit more than 3 months and it has helped me to keep moving forward in a nice way. I'm more assertive, more ambitious at work, my self confidence is improving and it feels overall like it's going in a positive direction, which is really nice.

One area where I've been struggling, and still somewhat still do, is in the area of self confidence. I just don't have the "fire" needed to muster up self confidence at all times and therefore suffer from not being able to take charge. It feel like a fear of criticism like "if I would take charge here it would be in a somewhat fragile manner and if anyone would question me it would be horrible" and thus I don't really embody the self confidence part in life, which I feel I suffer from in areas from sex life to self realization, and just being happy in myself and in life as a person with self confidence would be.

My questions to you are then:
- Would it be a bad idea to pause Maverick for 2 months and pursue OSC to do some focused work on an area that I feel held back on, and after that resume Maverick again?
- If yes, how long break do I need from Maverick before starting OSC?

I believe Maverick will eventually help me past this but as it does so many other things it may take some time, and running OSC for a while could help me overcome this particular lack in my personality in a more efficient way and in turn also enable me to execute Maverick on all cylinders.

Quote:And of course - big congratulations on reaching the milestone of 6G. Must feel unreal to achieve a goal you've been pursuing for such a long time. Hope you'll take the time to celebrate this for some while. Following you for almost 10 years I know it's a big one.

(02-06-2025, 02:38 PM)Have at ye Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 01:49 PM)Shannon Wrote: Thank you.  I have been enslaved for so long to this monumental goal that I find myself slightly confused as to what to do with myself now that I am free.  Time to take a little break and rejuvenate fully.

Have a good one, have some steak!

I do have one question though, regarding energy sourcing for DRS 6G.

So, I was planning to return to dieting. Thing is, though, in my case the DRS 6G could require a constant stream of freshly sourced energy to maintain strength and efficiency. So if, f. in., I start going hungry while using it, would a sugar-free energy drink suffice to fuel it? I assume energy stored as fat is going to be used as well, but it's not the most rapid form of energy production IIRC.

Thanks!

(02-06-2025, 02:46 PM)Benjamin Wrote:

Quote:But for things that are not super deep hardcore self battle type stuff, which you seem to be very fond of, it should be just "Press play, get results."

I'm not sure if fond is the word.   But yes definately it's the pattern of mine.

(02-06-2025, 03:04 PM)Shannon Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 02:38 PM)Have at ye Wrote: Have a good one, have some steak!

I do have one question though, regarding energy sourcing for DRS 6G.

So, I was planning to return to dieting. Thing is, though, in my case the DRS 6G could require a constant stream of freshly sourced energy to maintain strength and efficiency. So if, f. in., I start going hungry while using it, would a sugar-free energy drink suffice to fuel it? I assume energy stored as fat is going to be used as well, but it's not the most rapid form of energy production IIRC.

Thanks!

I tried to design it so that it uses personal/physical energy only as a last resort, i. e. under very heavy bombardment.  Otherwise, it will source from abundant and appropriate safe nonphysical sources your subconscious chooses.  Much more advanced than what we were using before.

(02-06-2025, 03:02 PM)Shannon Wrote:

(02-06-2025, 02:34 PM)Johannesbrst Wrote: Shannon, hoping to get your input on a course of action.

I've been running Maverick for just a bit more than 3 months and it has helped me to keep moving forward in a nice way. I'm more assertive, more ambitious at work, my self confidence is improving and it feels overall like it's going in a positive direction, which is really nice.

One area where I've been struggling, and still somewhat still do, is in the area of self confidence. I just don't have the "fire" needed to muster up self confidence at all times and therefore suffer from not being able to take charge. It feel like a fear of criticism like "if I would take charge here it would be in a somewhat fragile manner and if anyone would question me it would be horrible" and thus I don't really embody the self confidence part in life, which I feel I suffer from in areas from sex life to self realization, and just being happy in myself and in life as a person with self confidence would be.

My questions to you are then:
- Would it be a bad idea to pause Maverick for 2 months and pursue OSC to do some focused work on an area that I feel held back on, and after that resume Maverick again?
- If yes, how long break do I need from Maverick before starting OSC?

I believe Maverick will eventually help me past this but as it does so many other things it may take some time, and running OSC for a while could help me overcome this particular lack in my personality in a more efficient way and in turn also enable me to execute Maverick on all cylinders.

I suggest you take 3 to 7 days off Maverick (as feels appropriate) and then pursue 2 months on OSC.  

Quote:And of course - big congratulations on reaching the milestone of 6G. Must feel unreal to achieve a goal you've been pursuing for such a long time. Hope you'll take the time to celebrate this for some while. Following you for almost 10 years I know it's a big one.

In fact it does feel unreal.  I am rather confused as to what to do now, and the sudden change has been drastic.  I will need to learn now how to stop working constantly and start having a more balanced life.  But for now I'm going to spend a lot of time just sitting at the beach or in the woods enjoying the sounds and being still.

The second celebration - one of three - for finishing 6G is happening in just a half an hour.  I am going out to a high end hibachi restaurant, and I will have rare ahi tuna and scallops with fried rice and stir fried vegetables.