08-16-2015, 11:53 PM
If I remember correctly Shannon also mentioned that it's a good thing to change sub after a 6 stage so the programming has the time to sink in. Like AM6 then a little pause with another sub then AM6 again. I would say it's the same with SM3. Which should be SM3 then a resting period then SM3 again. The resting period could be AM6.
I remember when I first finished AM5 I hesitated to do SM3 and I finally decided to do AM6 instead.
I think it was a good choice as my programming with AM5 wasn't good enough. I was just too excited to get some woman attention with AM5. Maybe SM3 would have worked but I will never know but I don't think so, at best I would have some good sex experience but it would have been a very hard run through SM3.
But in the long term if someone goes from AM6 to SM3 I think he will surely get the results he wants. I personally won't do SM3 twice in a row because I don't want my focus on woman alone but I never did SM3 once so I don't know but reading SM3 journals I don't think it's a coincidence that no one did SM3 twice in a row.
Also I like this comparison from sub to DBZ. In the DBZ series there is this huge room in which a day equals year. They train a lot for a year and their body according to Son Goku get really tired due to the harsh environment. So at the end Son Goku prefer to rest than to train again for a year in that room because he thinks his body needs a little rest.
When someone goes into SM3 for 6 month I think his mind need a little rest and maybe that rest will do more goods than jumping into another training right away, the world isn't going to end if you take a little rest from time to time. But for sure I understand that someone would like to do SM3 twice in a row to get the results right away and if he gets them it's all good.
Also I don't agree with the idea that doing SM3 could be a wasted time. From what I have noticed the guys who said that were doing doing SM3 and I'm sure it's a resistance from the sub.
It is highly unlikely to do SM3 and being the same afterwards.
You can notice the same thing happening when someone is in the stage 3 from AM6 (guy complaining, noticing no results, being depress, doubting the sub effectiveness, etc)
I remember when I first finished AM5 I hesitated to do SM3 and I finally decided to do AM6 instead.
I think it was a good choice as my programming with AM5 wasn't good enough. I was just too excited to get some woman attention with AM5. Maybe SM3 would have worked but I will never know but I don't think so, at best I would have some good sex experience but it would have been a very hard run through SM3.
But in the long term if someone goes from AM6 to SM3 I think he will surely get the results he wants. I personally won't do SM3 twice in a row because I don't want my focus on woman alone but I never did SM3 once so I don't know but reading SM3 journals I don't think it's a coincidence that no one did SM3 twice in a row.
Also I like this comparison from sub to DBZ. In the DBZ series there is this huge room in which a day equals year. They train a lot for a year and their body according to Son Goku get really tired due to the harsh environment. So at the end Son Goku prefer to rest than to train again for a year in that room because he thinks his body needs a little rest.
When someone goes into SM3 for 6 month I think his mind need a little rest and maybe that rest will do more goods than jumping into another training right away, the world isn't going to end if you take a little rest from time to time. But for sure I understand that someone would like to do SM3 twice in a row to get the results right away and if he gets them it's all good.
Also I don't agree with the idea that doing SM3 could be a wasted time. From what I have noticed the guys who said that were doing doing SM3 and I'm sure it's a resistance from the sub.
It is highly unlikely to do SM3 and being the same afterwards.
You can notice the same thing happening when someone is in the stage 3 from AM6 (guy complaining, noticing no results, being depress, doubting the sub effectiveness, etc)
