Just a reminder: running one loop per week was originally intended for Zero Point. Moreover, I’ve read reports from users who followed this approach and claimed it was the most effective.
Finding your sweet spots isn’t a waste of time — it’s one of the most fundamental things, mate.
I suspect it’s not a one size fits all thing. I’ve tried all kinds of different stacks, and sometimes I experiment with stack overkill.
But that said, once I had something on ZP that stuck and was more in alignment with who I am (HeO originally), I ended up falling into a natural pattern where there would be a few days on and an extended period off, leading to another stack loop and then another few days integrating or executing. I think after you get sensitive to the subs you can tell when the desire to run another loop is just jonesing for something vs knowing “it’s time”. I wouldn’t say my sweet spot is once a week by any stretch, but it can get close if I’ve had enough exposure beforehand.
I thought we were talking about subliminal input here—not cooking recipes, dialectics or shooting at a target blindfolded.
Starting with micro loops is the most sensible advice for anyone trying to find their sweet spot.
What’s even more concerning is that some people who’ve been using subs for a long time are still struggling to find what works for them. Suggesting they follow someone else’s listening pattern will likely lead to yet another misstep—unless they happen to get lucky.
@AnswerGroup
If i remember correctly saint said that he would consider upgrading Hero Origins after hero the light the blinds is finished,is it up for a upgrade orrr,
And also what about the 8 stager Hero,
Also take your break im not impatient just curious
I do. I only run 5 minute loops whenever I want to listen to a sub but feel more not in my skin / nervous past few days and - more prone to getting reconed. Its very intuitive.
Let me clarify guys, when I said fruitless experimentation, I meant unscientifically throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks, instead of experimenting with intention and with an eye for insight. Unfortunately I am prone to lazy thinking like that sometimes.
But yes, I know the journey is in itself a destination, and I fully intend to find my own sweet spot for this current stack.
The thing is, as stacks change and objectives shift, the potential for recon changes as well as now my stack might hit different than the last one since the subjects require deeper excavation and transformation.
So it’s not a case of a longtime member still not knowing his sweet spot, but of an ever evolving process still being in the process of evolution.