Intelligence vs Experience

Questions and Comments
#1

I know that subliminals like StarkQ, Emperor, Limitless, Quantum Limitless all help to increase cognitive intelligence as well as learning abilities.

However, can anyone suggest how Sub Club could help gain the experience needed in certain jobs that have the user doesn’t possess? This would be helpful in a job interview.

E.g. if I want to get a job in a completely new industry, or apply for a management role without any experience in management.

Having the right qualifications aside, how should one custom a subliminal for such a purpose?

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#2

are you asking about how to gain that experience such that you can apply for those jobs
or how to get those jobs without the experience?

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#3

This seems to bring to mind to me my experience with Inner Circle. I’ve found that it brought to my door while I was working with other primary subliminals materials relevant to my goals at the time - and so far there have been three key areas I have been able to delineate, governed by 3 subs (Primal Seduction, Quantum Limitless, Ultimate Artist) - information relevant to those areas. I suspect also Information Releaser in my custom contributes to this, but I’ve noticed it more with Inner Circle.

It only brings the information or resources (people related or otherwise) though and then it becomes up to the person to take that up and have the will to run with it.

Given that the sales page for Inner Circle specifically mentions mentors now that I think about it, that kind of further explains the experiences I’ve been having. Would definitely suggest Inner Circle as part of a custom for that.

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#4

The essence of my question is how to fully absorbing and acquire the experience of others with regards to a topic if you have not gone through the experience yourself, such that you feel that is second nature to you.

I just feel that this requires something more than Raikov.

#5

I wonder how much of Inner Circle is in StarkQ and it could be topped up with Transcendental Connections since there is a limit to the number off cores in a custom.

#6

That does not seem right to me.

you left your definition of ‘experience’ vague, so this may be more of a Rorschach test than anything else. But what I imagined you were asking was: ‘How can I have the same familiarity, confidence, and knowledge of a particular subject, skill, or domain that a person with significant experience would have—but without having to live through and accumulate that actual experience myself?’

Maybe I did not catch your actual intended meaning.

I think from my own perspective I’d be more likely to ask: 'How can I leverage and scaffold the experience that I actually already do have, such that I can make unexpected or lateral moves into areas where I seem to have no obvious experience.

To me, that’s a combination of (Quantum) Limitless, Raikov, and Submodel Alpha.

Not replacing experience, but getting much more value out of the experience that you do have, and seeing how to quickly get strategic value out of any additional experiences. To a naive observer that might look like getting experience effortlessly. From an internal perspective, I think it would feel like ‘working and learning smarter’.

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#7

Yes. I was thinking about something like this.

But this is a better way to approach the problem that I am looking at. Thanks - it is very insightful.

#8

I think Tim Ferriss is really good at this.

#9

StarkQ, Emperor, Limitless, Quantum Limitless I believe will manifest mentors into your life whether they are online such as linkedin or through networking. Inner circle will certainly help to open up doors to meeting the right people who you can replicate the relevant skills from.

Perhaps Saint or Fire can design a module that is specific to what you require ?

In terms of gaining the relevant experience…would be to take a job which would allow you to work with a mentor ?. Thats always been my strategy.

If you don’t mind me asking what profession/skills do you want to acquire ?

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#10

This also brings me to ask another question about the Secrets of Akasha. Doesn’t Secrets of Akasha let one tap into the "human collective consciousness and the myriad of different experiences contained "? I am wonder whether it allows us to actually crystallize that myriad of different experiences?

And are those “different experiences” the different experiences of others past and present?

By tapping into the human collective consciousness and the myriad of different experiences contained therein, you can learn all kinds of secrets, strategies, tactics and methods of creating unimaginable wealth. This power is now at your fingertips.

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#11

I think you’re right. If one were to select and add enough of these strategic, intuitive, experiential, and spiritual(deep mind) modules together, the results would seem really miraculous.

#12

Other than what you and @Malkuth already mentioned, it occurs to me from the reading and research I’ve been doing on the flow state that getting into that alpha-theta bridge (whether you perceive it as connecting to the global subconscious, to the 7.83hz resonance, or something else) would be key to doing this.

Ironically, just as I was typing that I saw you responded with something along the same lines. The unity experienced with the lessening of activity at the temporoparietal junction could be another way of looking at it. No shortage of material online about that kind of osmosis.

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#13

A practical example here.

E.g. I can be a very good self-learnt web developer, but a certain web developer job may require 2-3 years of experience in web development. Perhaps learning something on my own even for 2 years means I am missing something.

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#14

To me, experiential knowledge is about gaining greater awareness of timing, nuance, and process. The kinds of feeling-based judgment calls that one can’t gain from reading a book. I tend to learn more slowly than average in the experiential realm; but the results are often more solid than average.

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#15

Whats stopping you from applying for a job which is below your salary expectations sticking with it, studying for the relevant qualification whilst you learn from whichever team you are working with. Join as a junior developer for a 6 months possibly a year. Then move on from there. The challenge is to stick with it for a while before you reap the financial rewards by going freelancing.

If you know how to talk at the interview and come across as confidentl you will not need 2 to 3 years experience. This 2 to 3 years experience is something that HR and the agencies come up with to filter candidates it really is bollocks.

Any modules that will allow you talk with confidence will help you win/

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#16

Thank you for this.

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#17

In most real world applications, in my experience it is less to do with number of years experience and more about real world results. I’ve seen job advertisements asking for 10 years experience in a new experimental technology before, a lot of these types of quantifications are really just idealizations that they believe are reflective of the type of person they believe can drive results. With the job example, building up a portfolio showing the experience is more convincing than X years experience in paper on a CV/resume.

The only way to build that kind of thing up as far as I know is by putting the ideas into practice time and time again. Back when I was in the web development sphere I did work for friends, bosses, and myself until I could code HTML/CSS/JS with my eyes closed. The other thing especially with the technology sphere which needs to be overcome is that its constantly changing and evolving over time. To keep up with that over a prolonged period requires a genuine interest bordering on obsession.

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#18

Well I guess these days we just have to keep learning and learning. The world changes too quickly and it’s hard to catch up.

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#19

Interesting point those who are really successful in a particular area obsess over it and I am one of them :slight_smile:. They spend countless hours immersing themselves in the topic area, keeping upto date with the latest developments. Call me a geek and yes i am also one of them. Some evenings when colleagues use to invite me out for drinks (before covid 19) i would rather learn new technology or hit the gym.

I feel this just doesn’t just apply to work it applies to everything in life. Whether its chasing women, attaining wealth, health, looking for a relationship you really have to put the work in and obsess.

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#20

I think that is why Emperor works so well on you.

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