BAMM

[Shannon]

The first stage? This is going to be a 12 stage set. Try the first 3 or 4 stages. I'm going to have the program not just remove all negative programming that holds you in place, but have slow transitions that make it more comfortable and easy to train the changes.

Part of the point of having it in 12 stages is to make it so that I can allow other things to be used if it is built in 4G, while keeping it as effective as possible in and of itself.

I haven't figured out how to make it work around the rules restricting the use of 2 Type C/D programs yet though.

Shannon,

Any thought of making it two 6-stage sets (i.e. foundational & advanced) versus one 12-stage set. Using the two 6-stage approach, they can be built in 5g etc. and allow a break to run AM and WM Stage 7 in between. Here's what I'm proposing:

6 Stage BAMM 2.0A
2 - 32 day cycles of AM Stage 7
2 - 32 day cycles of WM Stage 7
6 Stage BAMM 2.0B

This way people get the best of both worlds, while having a highly effective program where one can maintain their development as an AM & WM.

All the best,

Adam

There are two options with this. You can go all in and have a realistic chance of actually succeeding... or you can try to play at it and break it up and distract from it and interrupt it and then wonder why it didn't work.

I'm not making this to fail. This is not a small goal, or a light one. And when the program is finished... my objective is to use it to actually become a multi-millionaire. Not play at it.

I'm making this for me... and Andrew... and those people who are serious enough to commit to whatever it takes to succeed. That's what it will take.

I'm not making it just to throw a program out there that costs a lot of money so I can have people pay me a lot for it. It has to be as effective as possible, and for a goal like this one... that means doing whatever is necessary.

That means, if you don't want it bad enough to do it right... don't bother. There's no free lunch on this one. If it's going to work, you have to go all in. That's just the way it is.