BAMM

[Tiesto]

like learning to drive is hard but to unlearn how to drive would be much more difficult than actually learning it if that makes sense.

Yes, good points.

Regarding to that driving example you have provided, there are a couple of level of competencies that I learned from my cousin who is an NLP coach.

First Level -> Unconscious incompetence = You have no clue if you can not do something. No experience or knowledge whatsoever on the specific skill.

Second Level -> Conscious incompetence = You consciously know that you can't do it.

Third Level -> Conscious competence = You are able to do things, but with conscious thinking. For example like learning to drive the first time. You need to consciously focus on where is the gear shifter, clutch, brakes, rear view mirrors, etc. If you are only still at this level and then you stop practicing, meanwhile you haven't mastered the driving skill, you will eventually regress back, and even forgot how to drive.

Fourth Level -> Unconscious competence = At this highest level, your subconscious is programmed (long term or permanent), and you can do things without any need for conscious thinking. For example an experienced driver driving a car on a daily commute, they can drive while talking, daydreaming, texting, sightseeing, and so on, and so on. Everything is automatic.

If you have reached that permanent subconscious programming (unconscious competence) through numerous repetitions, then it will be hard to undo or "de-learn" the skill you have acquired.

I think it is the same case with AM training, once the programming has become permanent through multiple runs, then it will be hard to undo or lessen your alpha programming.

For us that only has 1 run of AM training under our belt, then going on a long BAMM journey, might have possibility losing some of the Alpha traits that are not permanently programmed yet. It would be great if BAMM can build upon and refreshes the foundation created through AM 5.0, so that we don't lose 6 months of AM 5.0.