Limitless, Renaissance man or StarkQ?

If you were to learn a new skill, technique in an autodidactic way.
Just an example: basic electricity or electronics. In order to improve a music instrument or to enhance your home comfort, modifying an appliance.

What would be the best option?

Limitless, RM or Starq?

Have someone had any experience using these titles to improve a specific technique?

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Not knowing anything else about your endgame for aquiring these skills…I’d say Limitless would give you the best bang per exposure cycle.

Using Stark or Renaissance could probably work as well, but those subs have specific archetypes they help shape you into with discrete sets of goals to apply your skills toward, and are broader in scope.

Whereas Limitless feels honed in on helping you learn, integrate, and apply any information in any area you want to point your awareness at without an archetype and its accompanying goals…at least that’s the impression I got from running it for two cycles.

I just started running Stark ZP, and the drive to learn feels different and not as focused for me yet. Probably because this script has more areas to work on for me than what Limitless had to work on.

For example, I’ve noticed on Stark that I’ve allocated more time for contemplation and reduced time grinding and being “busy”, so the skills I’m developing are related to helping me generate ideas, solutions, and clarity rather than aquiring and applying tech skills, at least for the moment.

But Stark’s focus would probably express differently for you depending on how you direct it and what you want to do with your skill set.

I’ve never run Renaissance Man so can’t comment specifically about it.

Anyway, those are my two cents. Hope that helps.

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First, thanks for not leaving me on read.

Nice explanation.

Gave me food for thought

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Something i’ve noticed about Limitless from several users is that they got opposite results or poor results, at least in the beginning.

I guess it is some kind of recon.

It seems many of us have subconscious beliefs of not deserving to be “brilliant”, a side effect of limiting messages from school and family.

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Stark (Q) enhanced my productivity and creativity. It also made me put in the effort to learn as much as I could about the best practices and approaches related to my work program. I didn’t want to just finish the tasks assigned; I wanted to be the best out there.

RM (Q) brought out my creative artistic side. For example, I found myself experimenting with exotic finishes for a traditional dessert at home. That’s something I had never done before.

I ran Limitless ZP in Dec but I am not sure if I noticed anything interesting. To be fair, I had stacked it with Diamond ZP which I now think wasn’t such a good combination because this stack left me with a ton of heavy headedness/dull headaches etc. I also had a time sensitive project to complete around that time, and unfortunately, I was forced to take long breaks just to deal with the onset of mental fatigue every time tried to catch up on something difficult. Diamond did seem to shine towards the end of the cycle though.

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It seems that Limitless gave you some recon

Thanks for the explanation

:laughing: I gotchu man

Oh this absolutely happened to me too. The recon cleared up towards the end of my first cycle and the results were way more noticeable during the 2nd cycle through.

Learning to recognize my genius in other ways besides raw IQ has helped me with this. But I agree, there’s a lot to unwire in our brains for some of us in that area.

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That’s right

True. I’m sure it’s a powerful sub. Will be giving it another shot some other time.

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