For people running IG, what else do you have in your stack? Could you please help me understand how you’ve designed your stack? Is it just Cognition focused (IG + Limitless etc) or Cognition & Business (IG + HoM etc.) , or Have you even tried added a healing or seduction sub?
With the stack can you also share a quick feedback on how your experience has been on the stack?
I use IG as a booster sub, I dont recommend this for everyone
but It’s a nice complementary sub to what I’m doing from Time to Time
I stacked it with Stark OG last year it worked well.
That’s helpful, i’ve ordered a custom with IG and OG Stark core. Would you mind sharing a bit more around what changes you noticed?
Huge cognitive enhancements had a “silver tongue” for talking about new technologies and choosing the correct words to use when communicating with developers and project managers.
I’ve used IG in the past, not currently.
The general stack idea I try to follow is to run the sub or sub combo and wait for a manifestation or take action toward a manifestation. Then when that happens, play a loop of a different sub to focus the evolution of the manifestation in a specific, altered direction.
For example, recently used KB which brought about assistance in manifesting more information I needed about my development with that. Next step: run a loop or two or Limitless or related subs to improve the ability to absorb the new information. Next step may loop (back to KB) or move in a different direction like UWX for expressing insights from that process in a written form. Periodic reinforcement of the prior primary subs. Until end result is reached. That’s the theory, anyway.
One example after some time of using IG was for a period I added GLM which improved drive to get my task done at the time (a tutorial writeup on using a Rust library), for a period of about a week or so in the stack before rotating it out.
I’ve found myself experientially that short runs or rotating subs within a stack tends to work for me, I don’t know how others have found it though. Its kind of like a way of adding short/micro loops to add color to the primary.
That’s a good strategy, thanks for sharing. I believe that way you can pick sub(s) that can remain in the core stack while you rotate the peripheral stacks.
