Sub Club has become too powerful, the titles work too well.
When you’re offered the shortcut to the life you want, well, sometimes it’s pretty tough to decide what life you want.
Internal strength
Increased productivity
The body of your dreams
Money
Love
Spiritual freedom
Social skills
It’s all here, the questions are:
How do you want to get it?
What should you focus on?
Unfortunately, with Sub Club I’ve come to the conclusion that the only path forward to high highs is specificity. Don’t get me wrong, you can climb plenty high without specificity, but there is only so high you can go. A ship sailing without a charted course is on an adventure and may someday reach land, but how much easier a time would it be if the course was charted beforehand?
With so many paths toward the same ends, you gotta pick your path. The other problem is that knowing your path isn’t so straightforward.
These Subs are built on a foundation of foundational skills, however, it’s the nuance that really matters. Say you want internal power, well, that’s not something you can pigeonhole. There are many paths that get there, all of them different, all of them from different subs.
Accept that all paths are valid when dealing with mental alchemy and there is no singular ideal for any of these skills. Look at people you admire and look at the variance between them and others in similar positions. It’s often far easier to see what doesn’t work, because there is actually far fewer things that don’t work than things that do work. Let’s say that again in reverse, there are more things that do work than things that don’t work.
One person saves their health with keto.
Another with veganism.
Another with paleo.
Another with the basic macro counting, balanced life style.
No body saves their health with fast food.
One person makes their millions from trading.
Another from tech.
Another from public speaking.
Another from writing.
No body makes their millions from doing nothing.
Goal and path, goal and path, goal and path.
Let’s take it for granted that you can truly do anything that you want with these subs. If that’s the case, then the importance of narrowing the focus down and deciding exactly what it is you want and how you want to get it becomes even more important.
Do you want to make your millions from starting a business, writing a book, trading crypto, or real estate? You must pick one, any one of these paths will get you there, but you need to pick a path.
I’ve said “pick a path” it might be better to discover a path. Yeah, seriously. Spend some weeks deeply meditating on how you want to get what you want.
I already know what you want. You want what I want, what everybody wants. You want health, wealth, love, and happiness. Easy. Now, how do you want to get it?
Closing Thoughts
The understanding that human potential is limitless, is actually a barrier to success. Once you understand that you are unlimited potential, then suddenly all doors are open to you and you’re paralyzed by choosing a door.
Of course, you need not choose only one door, but you must decide on the color of the door. And, certainly, you cannot choose all doors.
For love and sex. What’s the color? You want many partners? You want to be a playboy? You want to be like DiCaprio and date many people monogamously (that’s what it looks like from the outside, anyway)? What color of love do you want?
For money. What’s the color? You want to be a CEO? An entrepreneur? A writer? An artist? What color of wealth do you want?
For health. Do you want to be jacked?..
You see my point. The particular color of the door IS what stands between you and getting what you want. You don’t need to control precisely how you get what you want, but you must know the color of the door, you must know the general path. It’s not the subs fault. It’s not the universes fault. The subs will give you exactly what you ask for, but if you’re not asking specifically enough, you’ll never be fully satisfied.
Chart Your Course
Yes, that’s it. Chart the course. You don’t need to do anything else, just chart the course and sail into the unknown.
What do you think?