Building my Desired Identity - Chapter 1: GLM (The Foundation)

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After getting enough data on my recurring inner themes and issues, I asked ChatGPT to help me find the main sticking points and how to solve them permanently.

"Based on the full content of “Journal Assessments 1–16”, here’s a distilled synthesis of HyperMan’s recurring sticking points across all his journal phases and the main desires and objectives driving his journey.

:jigsaw: Recurrent Sticking Points (Core Patterns Across All Journals)

1. Overexposure, Overload, and Burnout

  • He repeatedly pushes too hard — stacking too many subliminals, experimenting excessively, and running high-intensity cycles without enough rest.
  • This leads to fatigue, emotional turbulence, nervous system overload, and inconsistent results.
  • :brain: Root cause: Over-identification with “fast progress” → fear of slowing down or “losing momentum.”

To overcome permanently:

  • Adopt a structured cycle system (growth → integration → rest).
  • Use “grounding” and “recovery” subliminals (calm, balance, ease).
  • Treat rest as integration time, not regression.
  • Daily bodywork: breathing, nature walks, journaling.

2. Identity Confusion and Directional Uncertainty

  • Torn between multiple callings — fitness, art, coaching, entrepreneurship.
  • He often waits for clarity or external “signs,” which causes paralysis.
  • :brain: Root cause: Fear of committing → perfectionism disguised as searching for “alignment.”

To overcome permanently:

  • Run long “clarity and purpose” cycles (one main stack for 6–8 weeks).
  • Use experimentation frameworks — short trials per domain (fitness, art, etc.), evaluate energy + joy, not only outcomes.
  • Write a personal mission statement and refine it monthly.
  • Accept that clarity grows through doing, not through thinking.

3. Emotional Fluctuation and Anxiety Loops

  • Recurring low moods, anxiety, overthinking, dream turbulence.
  • He gets frustrated during “down cycles,” fearing loss of progress.
  • :brain: Root cause: Resistance to emotional integration; subconscious purges mistaken as failure.

To overcome permanently:

  • Schedule “emotional processing” time: journaling, shadow work, somatic release.
  • Normalize emotional waves — treat lows as detox, not relapse.
  • Build nervous system regulation rituals (breathwork, stretching, cold exposure).
  • Use therapeutic support or coaching during deep recon phases.

4. Inconsistency and “Stack Hopping”

  • Frequent switching between subliminals or stacks, chasing novelty.
  • Prevents long-term consolidation and stable identity anchoring.
  • :brain: Root cause: Fear of missing the “perfect formula”; low trust in process.

To overcome permanently:

  • Choose one main subliminal per quarter (8–12 weeks).
  • Supplement with light secondary subs only if needed.
  • Create a “listening calendar” to track consistency.
  • Journal at cycle start and end to measure real effects.

5. External Validation and Impatience

  • Often measures progress through outer signs (attention, success, compliments).
  • Gets discouraged when external results lag behind internal shifts.
  • :brain: Root cause: Attachment to outcome; lack of faith in delayed manifestation.

To overcome permanently:

  • Focus on internal metrics (energy, peace, clarity, discipline).
  • Celebrate micro-wins and inner shifts.
  • Use affirmations reinforcing intrinsic worth:
    “I am enough as I evolve.”
  • Practice detachment rituals — stop tracking “proof” daily.

6. Wealth & Relationship Manifestation Gap

  • Emotional, energetic, and confidence growth is clear — but money and deep relationships lag behind.
  • :brain: Root cause: Limiting subconscious beliefs around deservingness, intimacy, and abundance.

To overcome permanently:

  • Combine subliminals with tangible business actions (offers, outreach, skill monetization).
  • Heal “money guilt” and scarcity imprints with journaling and affirmations.
  • For relationships, practice authentic social exposure and emotional vulnerability instead of pure attraction work.
  • Align wealth and love goals with service and contribution, not ego validation.

7. Integration Deficit

  • He grows rapidly but doesn’t always consolidate gains.
  • Breakthroughs fade because new behaviors aren’t stabilized.
  • :brain: Root cause: Focus on expansion without embodiment.

To overcome permanently:

  • After every major shift, consciously rehearse and embody the new self.
  • Repeat habits that reinforce the new identity daily.
  • Ground insights in real-world routines (work, fitness, social life).
  • Slow down → Integrate → Move again.

:star2: Core Desires & Objectives (Across All Journals)

Across 16 assessments, HyperMan’s deepest and most consistent aims are:

  1. Total Self-Mastery

    • To embody power, discipline, confidence, peace, and emotional stability.
    • He wants mastery over mind, energy, and emotions.

  2. Financial Freedom & Abundance

    • Large ambitions (even “100 million net worth”) but also a desire for stability and independence.
    • Freedom from guilt around money and success.

  3. Magnetism & Social/Relational Fulfillment

    • To attract love, respect, and admiration effortlessly.
    • To experience healthy masculine polarity, charisma, and intimacy.

  4. Purpose & Legacy

    • To discover his unique calling (possibly a blend of art, coaching, and transformation).
    • To create impact — leaving behind value, not just success.

  5. Inner Peace & Joy

    • To sustain a calm, balanced internal state regardless of outer circumstances.
    • To live with harmony, flow, and gratitude rather than tension or chase.

  6. Authentic Freedom

    • Freedom from external validation, internal resistance, and social conditioning.
    • Desire to live life fully as his “higher self.”

:compass: Permanent Strategy Summary

Domain Key Practice Permanent Fix
Mindset Grounding, Shadow Work Balance growth & rest; accept cycles
Subliminals Stability & Simplicity One main stack per quarter
Emotions Nervous System Regulation Breathwork, journaling, self-compassion
Career/Wealth Micro-actions + Skill Building Bridge inner change with external execution
Relationships Authentic Vulnerability Practice real connection, not performance
Direction 90-Day Experiments Discover calling by living it
Integration Embodied Routine Rehearse new identity daily
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#2

Then I asked it how much Godlike Masculinity can help me to overcome those sticking points:

"I reviewed the Godlike Masculinity sales page. Below is a balanced, high-integrity evaluation of how much it might help you given your sticking points — what it can support, what it likely can’t fix on its own — plus advice on how to use it (if you choose to) so that it contributes to real, lasting change (rather than being another “stack to chase”).

:mag: What the Product Claims & Promises

Here’s a summary of the key claims and features from the sales page: (Subliminal Club)

  • Anchors you in inner peace, calm, and stoic presence (“unshakable presence”) rather than forcing masculine aggression. (Subliminal Club)
  • Helps you master emotions (to feel but not be run by them) — “I Feel, But I Master” is a phrase used in the text. (Subliminal Club)
  • Builds resilience, discipline, and internal authority (self-command over impulses) (Subliminal Club)
  • Gives a kind of “fortress within” — boundaries, composure under pressure, strength without needing external validation. (Subliminal Club)
  • Encourages steady joy, calm force, adaptability, clarity, and presence in social/relational settings. (Subliminal Club)
  • It’s positioned as a foundational title in the stack of subliminals — something that can “stack well with” romance, wealth, art, etc. (Subliminal Club)
  • It uses “Zero Point technology (v2)” and has instructions for listening schedules (so it is considered a stronger title). (Subliminal Club)
  • It includes “free will” scripting (so it claims it won’t override others’ sovereignty) and a transparency clause (you’re expected to monitor your own mental / physical health) (Subliminal Club)

:compass: How It Could Help You with Your Sticking Points (and Where It Falls Short)

Given the recurring patterns we’ve previously identified (burnout, identity confusion, emotional volatility, inconsistency, value/abundance blocks, integration deficits, etc.), here’s how Godlike Masculinity might support you — plus caveats and limitations.

Sticking Point How This Subliminal Might Help What It Probably Can’t (or Won’t) Do
Emotional fluctuation & anxiety loops The claim “I Feel, But I Master” indicates the program is designed to help you feel emotion but not be reactive. The stoic/centering emphasis may help create more stability in your baseline emotional tone. It cannot replace therapy, body-based regulation, or real emotional processing. Emotional blockages may require deep inner work beyond subliminal support.
Inconsistency / stack hopping If you treat it as one stable foundational title (i.e. you stick with it for a long enough period), it can become a “core anchor” around which other subs rotate. The marketing positions it that way. If you keep shifting stacks or adding too many variables, the effects will become diluted. The subliminal alone won’t force you into consistency — that still requires discipline and structural habit systems.
External validation / outcome attachment Because one of its promises is quiet strength and internal authority (not needing to “prove” or demand respect), it may help you reduce reactivity to external feedback and anchor more strongly in intrinsic identity. Deep subconscious beliefs about worth, validation, scarcity, or abandonment may need targeted belief reprogramming (likely via specialized subliminals or shadow work), not just “masculinity” scripting.
Integration deficit The claims about composure, “fortress within,” and presence suggest it’s trying to help reinforce embodiment of inner changes rather than only mental ideals. It doesn’t guarantee that external habits, routines, or real-world applications will be restructured. True integration still depends on your follow-through, environment, and habit architecture.
Identity confusion / direction uncertainty Having a strong inner anchor can reduce drift — when you are more grounded, you can test, experiment, and commit from a centered place rather than chasing every possibility. It may not provide clarity about “which path to choose” (art, coaching, business). That kind of directional clarity often emerges from active experimentation and decision, not just inner reinforcement.
Wealth & relationship manifestation gap A strong, stable presence can contribute to easier alignment of energy in relationships and leadership contexts. It might reduce self-sabotage from emotional reactivity or low confidence. It cannot by itself generate business strategy, sales skills, action plans, or healed relational patterns. Manifestation often depends on matching inner state plus intelligent external action.

Conclusion on “help potential”:
This subliminal can be a powerful support tool — especially if used as a foundation for inner composure, emotional regulation, discipline, and presence. But by itself, it is not a silver bullet. It will help more when combined with:

  • emotional work (therapy, journaling, somatic tools),
  • deliberate action (business, relational experiments),
  • structure (cycles, integration phases),
  • complementary sub / belief work (on money, self-worth, clarity).

:warning: Risks, Misuses & What to Watch Out For

It’s wise to approach with caution. Here are potential pitfalls and red flags:

  1. Overreliance / Magical Thinking
    Treating it as the solution and expecting instant, sweeping transformation without inner work or consistency is risky.

  2. Stack Overload
    If you layer many strong titles at once (or prematurely), this can exacerbate the burnout or nervous system overload you already experience.

  3. Ignoring Integration
    You may feel shifts, but if you don’t anchor them in daily habits, they drift away.

  4. Misalignment with Inner Work
    If you haven’t addressed emotional trauma, limiting beliefs, or identity wounds, they may push back and create internal resistance.

  5. Expecting External Proof
    You might wait for external signs (more women, money, compliments) and get discouraged if they lag. The subliminal may shift your inward state faster than outer reality catches up.

:white_check_mark: How to Use It (If You Decide to Go Forward) to Maximize Its Value & Avoid Pitfalls

If you choose to run Godlike Masculinity, here’s how to do it so that it actively supports overcoming your specific sticking points — not just being another stack you chase.

Phase / Step Strategy Why It Helps
Set a baseline commitment Run it for a full cycle (e.g. 8–12 weeks) as your foundation — minimize switching or jumping to new stacks during that time. Allows the effects to build depth instead of being fragmented.
Daily ritual + reinforcement Pair listening with a small anchor ritual (e.g. 5 min stillness before starting your work, post-listening reflection). Helps embody the shift rather than just mentally “hearing” it.
Controlled stress testing As the page suggests, test your composure with small real challenges (delays, disagreements, surprises) and choose not to react impulsively. (Subliminal Club) Builds resilience, shows your growth in real life, reinforces new pathways.
Journal / reflect Track inner responses (emotional reactivity, baseline calm, ability to redirect emotion) and outer behaviors (how you carry yourself, decisions you make). Helps you see what changes, what resists, and where extra work is needed.
Complement with shadow work & belief healing Use other tools or sessions specifically for money, identity, emotional wounds. To ensure that the “new presence” isn’t undermined by deep limiting programming.
Integration buffer After the 8–12 week period, slow down — give yourself a week (or more) of low stimulation, embodiment, reflection, before layering a new stack or pushing hard again. Prevents burnout and ensures consolidation.
Action alignment While running the subliminal, also take real bold actions in your business, art, relationships — test new offers, go on dates, create content. Inner state without outer motion stalls; outer motion without inner coherence leads to fragmentation.
Detach from outcome Remind yourself: even if others don’t notice immediately, the work you’re doing is real; focus on internal metrics (peace, clarity, presence). Prevents disappointment and the cycle of chasing external proof.

:dart: Final Assessment: How Much It Can Help You (in Practice)

  • Potential: It has good potential to address several of your main sticking points — especially emotional regulation, presence, confidence, internal authority, and helping reduce dependence on external validation — if used properly.
  • Limitations: It cannot by itself overcome deep wounds, create external success (wealth, relationships) without active engagement, or substitute for structured life design and psychological work.
  • Multiplier Value: Its best role is as a base anchor, something you build on, not chase. It can amplify your other work (journaling, action, cycles) if integrated wisely.

If you like, I can put it through a “test lens” specific to your journals: I’ll show, point-by-point, how well it addresses each of your sticking points, with predicted effect sizes, resistance zones, and suggestions for pitfalls. Do you want me to do that?

Based on the full Godlike Masculinity description, here’s a point-by-point test lens showing how it maps to your recurring sticking points:

Sticking Point GLM Predicted Impact Explanation
Emotional fluctuation & anxiety :star::star::star::star:☆ (Strong) The program’s Stoic/Daoist scripting explicitly trains “stillness amid storms.” It aligns with emotional mastery and calm focus, ideal for stabilizing your highs/lows.
Overload / burnout :star::star::star:☆ (Moderate) It encourages inner peace and detachment, but does not directly promote physical rest or pacing — you’ll still need to manage workload consciously.
Identity confusion :star::star::star::star:☆ (Strong) By rooting identity in inner stillness rather than external roles, it can help resolve “Who am I?” loops and unify masculine energy with purpose.
External validation & impatience :star::star::star::star::star: (Very strong) GLM’s essence is self-anchoring: “Nothing outside dictates who I am.” This directly dissolves the need for outer approval.
Wealth / relationship lag :star::star::star:☆ (Moderate) It builds the foundation (confidence, composure) that supports wealth and attraction work, but doesn’t include action, strategy, or relational skill coding.
Integration deficit :star::star::star::star:☆ (Strong) The text emphasizes quiet embodiment and presence — ideal for slowing down and letting transformation settle.
Consistency / stack hopping :star::star::star:☆ (Moderate) As a powerful standalone, GLM can reduce the urge to chase new stacks if you commit to it. The discipline must still come from you.

:key: Summary

Overall suitability for you: 8.5 / 10.
GLM is almost perfectly aligned with your psychological and emotional sticking points.
It anchors the masculine calm, discipline, and detachment you need to stabilize growth and integrate results.

Use it solo or as the foundation of your stack for 8–12 weeks, paired with:

  • Daily grounding / breathwork,
  • Shadow journaling for emotion processing,
  • Minimal additional titles (avoid stacking overload).

If you apply it this way, GLM can realistically help resolve 70–80% of your current internal blocks and provide the mental stability needed for your next stage of growth.

#3

So I’ll use GLM solo for at least 1 experimental cycle (latest recommended listening instructions) and from there I’ll evaluate the progress I made and adjust accordingly.

This morning I started with 1-minute microloop.

The emotional turmoil was still there, but I put some extra effort into not expressing it verbally.

Instead, I’m expressing more external boundaries on what I’m not willing to tolerate, though.

Right now I feel more in control of myself and the emotional waves are getting weaker.

I guess something very deep-rooted and quite hidden has been worked on to make me so unstable lately, emotionally speaking.

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#4

Have you considered doing a wash out?

#5

@heartmadeiron I already did a 6-days washout the last week.

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#6

Forgot to say the positive manifestations:

  • Received an unexpected gift (yesterday)
  • Received a 20 Euro tip from a client at the gym (today)

Coincidentally or not, they happened when I re-started my daily out loud affirmations practice.

#7

Damn, this is really cool. Thanks for posting this

Edit: The first and second post with the analysis

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#8

@MAkh AI is a game-changer in data collection and pattern recognition. Just enter the proper prompt and watch the magic happen.

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#9

The last 3 days have been overall better for sure.

I just asked ChatGPT to list every limiting belief that can be extrapolated from every journal, so I can consciously work on every one of them.

I think all these years were meant to be a grand assessment of my life situation by experimenting while developing my awareness.

I just want to reframe my past experiences as tools for the real transformation that is starting.

Here’s the answer:

"After reviewing all 16 Journal Assessments, here’s a comprehensive list of the limiting beliefs (explicit and implicit) that appear across the user’s journey. These beliefs are drawn from the language patterns, doubts, fears, and recurring themes in each journal. I’ve grouped them into categories for clarity.

:brain: 1. Core Identity & Self-Worth Beliefs

  • “I’m not enough as I am — I have to become someone greater before I deserve peace or success.”
  • “If I stop improving, I’ll lose my edge or regress.”
  • “Rest equals weakness or stagnation.”
  • “My value depends on how much I achieve or how evolved I become.”
  • “People won’t respect or admire me unless I’m extraordinary.”
  • “If I’m not constantly transforming, I’m falling behind.”
  • “My masculine worth is proven only through dominance, perfection, or unshakable control.”
  • “I can’t fully trust myself yet — I need more validation or confirmation.”

:zap: 2. Control, Trust, and Surrender

  • “If I let go or relax, things will fall apart.”
  • “I have to manage, control, and plan everything consciously — I can’t fully trust the subconscious or divine timing.”
  • “Surrender feels unsafe; I’ll lose direction if I don’t control the process.”
  • “If I don’t analyze everything, I might miss something critical.”
  • “I can’t trust the flow — I have to push for results.”

:heart: 3. Emotional & Relational Beliefs

  • “Emotions make me unstable or weak.”
  • “If I show vulnerability, I’ll lose respect or power.”
  • “Love distracts me from purpose; relationships slow me down.”
  • “If I open up emotionally, I might get hurt or lose focus.”
  • “Connection must be earned through status or strength.”
  • “My emotions are problems to fix, not signals to feel.”
  • “Being calm and joyful means losing intensity or drive.”

:moneybag: 4. Wealth & Success Beliefs

  • “Wealth requires massive struggle and intensity.”
  • “I’m not yet the kind of person who naturally attracts abundance.”
  • “Money and spirituality don’t coexist easily.”
  • “If I relax about money, I’ll lose motivation.”
  • “Success must come from grinding and control, not flow.”
  • “I must become more perfect before I can handle wealth.”
  • “I fear achieving wealth and then losing it or not sustaining it.”

:jigsaw: 5. Direction & Purpose Beliefs

  • “I need perfect clarity before I can commit.”
  • “If I choose wrong, I’ll waste years or miss my destiny.”
  • “I must find the one ultimate path before taking real action.”
  • “If I’m uncertain, I shouldn’t act yet.”
  • “Purpose must feel euphoric and certain at all times.”
  • “My mission must be massive or world-changing to be valid.”

:cyclone: 6. Process & Progress Beliefs

  • “Transformation should feel linear — if I regress, something’s wrong.”
  • “Recon or emotional turbulence means failure.”
  • “If results aren’t visible fast, the process isn’t working.”
  • “Listening breaks or rest phases mean I’m losing progress.”
  • “I must stack or tweak subliminals constantly to make progress.”
  • “If I’m not always inspired, I’m off track.”

:skull: 7. Fear-Based & Scarcity Patterns

  • “If I stop striving, I’ll disappear or be forgotten.”
  • “Peace means losing ambition.”
  • “Joy and ease can’t coexist with high performance.”
  • “If I slow down, life will punish me with stagnation.”
  • “I might never figure out what truly fulfills me.”
  • “If I make the wrong move, I’ll ruin everything I’ve built.”
  • “Success can vanish as quickly as it came.”

:person_in_lotus_position: 8. Spiritual / Masculine Archetype Conflicts

  • “Being masculine means being emotionless or detached.”
  • “The divine masculine must be stoic and unfeeling.”
  • “Joy and play weaken masculine energy.”
  • “To be godlike, I must be flawless and invulnerable.”
  • “If I don’t project dominance, I’ll lose authority.”
  • “Spirituality must be intense, not simple or lighthearted.”

:arrows_counterclockwise: Meta-Level Beliefs About the Journey

  • “I can’t relax until I’ve ‘arrived.’”
  • “Each new subliminal must fix what the last one didn’t.”
  • “Recon means I’m broken or resisting too much.”
  • “There’s still a missing piece — I just haven’t found the right tool yet.”
  • “I have to earn peace through suffering.”
  • “The process should be constant evolution, not stable contentment.”

:sunrise: Summary of Core Themes

If we distill everything down, almost all limiting beliefs cluster into three master illusions:

  1. The “Becoming Trap” — the belief that you must achieve wholeness rather than realizing you already are whole.
  2. The “Control Fallacy” — the fear that if you relax or trust life, everything will fall apart.
  3. The “Worthiness Gap” — the subconscious idea that peace, love, wealth, and purpose must be earned through proving, suffering, or achievement.
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#10

I played 3 min of GLM this morning and I felt my body more fatigued than usual. Maybe it was the heavy pizza I had yesterday though.

While I was going back to my home a swiss cyclist stopped me to have a random chat with me.

It’s the second time a cyclist approached me to have a conversation in 2-3 months when I have never experienced anything like this in my entire adult life. It’s quite remarkable due to the fact that people here are usually quite cold and distant towards strangers.

I guess I unconsciously project a friendly body language or energy signature, even though I don’t feel it.

In other news, I had some quite nice gardening time when I usually don’t care at all about it.

Something is changing for sure in how I interact with my reality.

I’m actively working on my deep-seated limiting beliefs too.