Finding the perfect stack vs staying consistent

I’m not in disagreement there. I don’t actually sub hop or switch up my stack other than maybe altering a third title that I felt was too demanding.

But don’t you think having a stack that opens the doors to more action is important too? So if someone runs something like Phoenix and that helps them bridge the gap towards action, I think that’s pretty significant and important. Action is such a vague term that gets thrown around here. What do you consider action?

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You didn’t ask me, but here’s my definition to consistent action regarding the sub goals:

By taking this set of action you would reach the same goal, with or without running the sub, eventually.

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It comes down to self-knowledge. If you’re dealing with a ton of limiting beliefs, negative self-talk, and money trauma why would you run a money-making subs? Run a healing stack first! Only you can tell what you need. You have to be honest with yourself. I remember running HoM before I was ready, it sent me straight into massive recon. I had to go back and run EOG1 and LBFH for months before I was in a place where money subs wouldn’t beat me up so hard and I started getting results. One quality I know I have is that I don’t lie to myself. If I’m not ready for a sub, I know I’m not ready.

I remember having legendary amounts of procrastination and self-sabotage, to the point where it destroyed my business and I lost my clients. I was one of those guys looking for the perfect stack but not taking consistent action. It got me nowhere. Only when I decided to do something about my limiting beliefs and I stayed on EOG1 and LBFH for months that procrastination started to disappear. I still have my battles with procrastination but it’s nowhere near the complete immobilism I used to experience. There is no perfect stack, the best stack for you is the one that gets you in enough alignment to take action and get results.

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Good way to put it. I think these subs help us prevent the long detours that can come about when not maximizing your subconscious potential.

Good stuff. Admittedly I’m not a fan of healing subs. That moment where I can say “ok that’s enough” never comes or it’s not clearly defined for me. How did you know when it was time to step away from your healing stage to move onto the other subs you initially wanted to run?

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There is not a moment where you would be completely healed of everything. I believe that you only need to heal enough to get and stay in action mode. Staying in action mode itself heals a lot of things. Like I said, I still procrastinate from time to time but I no longer freeze in place like I used to. I don’t self-sabotage anymore. Am I completely healed? Nope! I will do another run of EOG1 in the future but for now though I’m in a place where I can do what I want to do without having to deal with crazy limiting beliefs. Growth is never finished.

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This is actually a GOOD SIGN that should be embraced. The less you “want” something, the more likely you are to get it.

This is, as far as I can tell, the natural course of life and is simply how it works. Once you get what you want either stop and enjoy it, or pick a new goal.

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I don’t know man I’ve been devoid of wants and motivation my whole life. I’ve really been on a quest of trying to illicit some type of spark inside me. Not wanting anything kind of sucks.

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Run Dragon Reborn Phoenix

I’ve thought that since the first post of your thread tbh, but didn’t want to say anything because you didn’t ask for sub recommendations lmao

But there we go, I said it. Read the sales page if you haven’t yet

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Yeah I’ve read the sales page it’s not for me. I’d be running head first into a brick wall. Gonna keep going my own route since it’s been working. I’m not into the whole “trial by fire” thing. I respect people that want to go that route but i don’t.

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That’s fair man. What’s your current stack? Do you feel it’s leading you to the transformation you’re looking for?

Also apologies in advance for potentially derailing your thread and feeding into the “change the stack” type of thinking you mentioned you want to avoid

Sometimes it’s recon leading you to want to change, but sometimes it’s real intuition

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Try LBFH.

Before i used it, all of my reasons for doing what i do are selfish reasons.
I grow for myself, I strive for myself, everything for myself.

But after 3-4 cycles of LBFH, a new perspective sparked. I don’t do it just for myself anymore, I started moving for the sake of the people who i love and care about. This supercharged my conviction and gave me a different sense of fulfilment to what i do.

This is just one perspective for you to build your desires & motivation.

By fostering healthy attachment with others, you’ll be able to grow your drive & passion alongside it. if you don’t have anyone you care about, just like i did before i used LBFH, the sub will take care of that too.

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All good, all part of the game with these subs at this point I’m used to it. This thread was open ended anyway from the start. I don’t know why I even posted it to be honest. I was trying to communicate something that I think I fumbled on explaining properly.

Right now my stack is my Genesis custom (a lot of support modules and some music production thrown in), Wanted black, and RoD. I feel it is bringing me closer to where i want to go, just maybe not at the speed I really want. But I have a bunch of shit I’ve ignored for years that I’m getting professional help for now. My sub usage is just an additional avenue of growth so I’m not solely relying on them. I know a few years back I probably would have jumped on Phoenix out of a sense of obligation or proving myself, but I’ve left that behind. So at the very least my ability to trust and not push myself into situations that’ll hurt me has developed more.

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I get you on feeling like you’re not moving as fast as you’d want to… that’s also just part of the game at this point lol.

Sounds like you have a good stack tho bro. Stick with it :muscle:

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A friend of mine told me: “to be brave in the first place means to be honest with yourself”.

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That’s kind of why I’ve always went back to the healing titles. Clear out the junk and get back to the essence. Back in touch with my truer desires and purpose rather than what we kinda got programmed and social pressured into.

Tonight at work I was thinking a good approach for some might be to just take a look at your own life and see what’s already working. Pick a title that supports that. Maybe the path of least resistance, rather than trying to force yourself into something, go with with what’s already working and just enhance that.

I switched around a lot but again, always came back to the healing stuff and found that after 8 months of sticking to a title can make you realize, that yea. I like these things in my life already and my titles are supporting that and you know what for now I’m happy with it. And I found that that in itself can bring many insights. When you’re not resisting what is, the insights start to flow and really could send you in a new more fulfilling direction.

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I’ve come to the conclusion that perfection is a trap. A dangerous one. I was suffering from perfectionism (still sometimes am). Only after “getting over it” did I start having success.

Of course, it’s not an absolute truth that perfection is a trap.

If you are already taking action and going forward with your goals, there is nothing wrong in trying to reach perfection in it. Lets say for example your jab, if you’re into martial arts for example.

But what is it actually? In my view perfection is the most efficient, least amount of waste, absolute simplicity.

Just something I’ve been thinking about every now and then for a long time.

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I get what you’re saying but I have to disagree. A great quote from Napoleon Hill that I like to use in my classes:

“There’s one quality which one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants, and a burning desire to possess it.”

That desire is what keeps you hooked on the thing that you want, even when you don’t feel like doing it. I’ll give a personal example. I’m focused on getting a good night of sleep every night, I have the desire to feel refreshed en focused in the morning when I wake up. But I do not like to shut off all my screentime at 8:30 PM, but my desire for a good night’s rest is making me do it. The moment that desire goes away, there is a big change I’m starting to watch television late at night or do other sleep-disruptive things. the point is, clear purpose and desires create Discipline.

But I think that you mean that we should let it ride out and trust the process? The Nature law is indeed when you already have it, it will come to you. It’s more about obtaining the feeling that you already obtained that goal, it’s yours. But that doesn’t mean the desire needs to be less, it has more to do with faith in the progress.

I truly believe I will be successful in my business. I’m already making 6-7k+ a month and aiming for way higher and now it’s coming. That desire is burning in my heart, but I’m not begging or chasing it. I’m just doing the daily work to obtain what I want to obtain.

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It’s also about the results permanency. I ran DR and Mogul for months and the core internal results I got are still there, over one year later. The same when it comes to my energy system improvement on Alchemist which I ran for six months or so and it was over two years ago.

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Just gonna jot this down here. Guess my brain had a few days to chew on this.

Staying consistent with a stack has it go deeper. The longer you stay on a stack the more momentum for change. Subconsciously you can be aware of it, but not consciously. That’s the fear of change. The mind tries to rationalize why the fear is there. An easy out for escaping that fear is completely derailing the stack or switching. Break the chain of momentum and you break the growing possibility of deep change. Part of you knows this, it knows how to stop the full speed train towards the perceived danger.

A close cousin of stack switching up is overexposure. Can’t change if you incapacitate your mind by giving it too much to process and an excuse for not taking action because of tiredness or mental fatigue.

This may or may not apply to some of you. But I just had a moment today of clarity of what’s been going on in my head.

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@Fractal_Explorer : I talk it about here :point_down: :point_down:

And here :point_down: :point_down:

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