07-13-2017, 11:59 PM
If you finish AM6, you will have made huge growth and will be better prepared for everything life throws at you.
MLS 5.5G will be there when you finish, and likely won't be updated to 6G for years. Once you finish AM6, you could theoretically use MLS 5.5G / 6G for the rest of your life after that. If learning the cello is a true, long term goal of yours, waiting a few more months to do it won't hurt.
You paid $500 for AM6, that's a lot of money to pay for something you're not going to use.
You're already 14 days into Stage 1, MLS 5.5G probably won't be out until you're in the middle of Stage 2. If you keep going with AM6, you will only have to wait 4 for months until you can jump on MLS 5.5G.
If you jump off of AM6 without completing it, you will worry in the future that doing so has permanently unbalanced you. If the previous points aren't enough to sway you but you're worried about this, as I think Stage 1 is mostly a clearing stage, ask Shannon if he thinks you will be okay if you finish 32 days of Stage 1 and then stop the program without it unbalancing you in someway.
MLS 5.5G will be there when you finish, and likely won't be updated to 6G for years. Once you finish AM6, you could theoretically use MLS 5.5G / 6G for the rest of your life after that. If learning the cello is a true, long term goal of yours, waiting a few more months to do it won't hurt.
You paid $500 for AM6, that's a lot of money to pay for something you're not going to use.
You're already 14 days into Stage 1, MLS 5.5G probably won't be out until you're in the middle of Stage 2. If you keep going with AM6, you will only have to wait 4 for months until you can jump on MLS 5.5G.
If you jump off of AM6 without completing it, you will worry in the future that doing so has permanently unbalanced you. If the previous points aren't enough to sway you but you're worried about this, as I think Stage 1 is mostly a clearing stage, ask Shannon if he thinks you will be okay if you finish 32 days of Stage 1 and then stop the program without it unbalancing you in someway.