I tried GLM very briefly and it brought that out of me. There are situations and treatment from people I just won’t tolerate anymore to this day.
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@SaintSovereign posted something awhile back about realizations of his own about his career and how, though he - these are my words, I forget the post - saw in himself that, though he had accomplished many great things materially, the impetus behind it was not as - again, my words as I forgot - healthy.
In short, we sometimes create goals for ourselves that aren’t necessarily bad. But, the drive behind them may not be healthy.
No insinuations implied on Saint’s character whatsoever, I don’t know the man. But it was a cool post to read and caused me to see certain things in myself and some of my even ‘spiritual’ goals and mindset and how some of it comes from a desire to prove something to someone else.
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One key lesson I’ve gained from running Genesis is the realization that aiming to change the entire world or hoping for the world to adapt to our personal dysfunctions is an ineffective approach. The true path lies in focusing on self-improvement and transformation, rather than fixating on reshaping society. By working on ourselves and addressing our own issues, we can create positive ripples that eventually extend to the world around us. It’s when we invest in our personal growth that we witness improvements cascading into various aspects of our lives
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More like an exercise in futility
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Absolutely 
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Are you new to the “self improvement path”?
He’s clearly not.
But each day brings different experiences of that path. Often yesterday’s ideals and achievements become tomorrow’s unnecessary obstructions.
And both views can be equally ‘valid’. Just depends on where you are right now.
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I would say it depends on how much your point of view is inclusive/holistic
Nope
I asked because this was the very first realization that led me to the “path of self-improvement and transformation”, years ago. So I wrongly assumed it was the same for you. 
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Gotcha. Well that’s a good realization. 
The Genesis subliminal has a unique way of bringing these realizations to the forefront of my mind, making it a truly insightful tool for personal growth. It’s fascinating to see how it helps me become more self-aware.
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I think it’s doing the same with me, even though in my case I’d say “self-conscious/judgmental” instead of “self-aware” 
Anyway, hope to see some light soon
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Hang in there, things will get better.
This is exactly why we changed our tagline from “Advancing Human Potential” to “Become Legendary.” Focusing on helping individuals rather than trying to change the world.
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This is powerful. Real change often begins at the individual level. That tagline a testament to the depth and wisdom behind Subliminal Club’s approach to personal development.
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Reminded me of this:
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Genesis is a transformative journey. You may have noticed it operates at a deep subconscious level, gradually unraveling old beliefs, fears, and limitations that have held you back. It encourages you to confront these internal barriers head-on, pushing you to take action even when fear or comfort zones encourage you to stay put.
One of its remarkable features is its ability to make you question your comfort. It challenges the status quo, making you uneasy with stagnation. When you’re comfortable, you’re likely not growing. Genesis, by urging you to move beyond your comfort zone, ignites a fire within you. You begin to embrace discomfort as a sign of progress and growth, rather than something to be avoided.
The subliminal doesn’t just stop at surface level changes. It goes deeper, encouraging self-reflection and introspection. It’s as if it peels back the layers, revealing hidden fears and insecurities. But here’s the thing - Genesis doesn’t just expose these vulnerabilities; it empowers you to confront them.
As you confront your fears and limiting beliefs, something extraordinary begins to happen. You start to see the world and your potential in a new light. The world around you might not have changed, but your understanding of it has. You begin to notice opportunities you once overlooked, and you’re unafraid to chase after them. This shift in perspective leads to taking action, breaking through old barriers, and ultimately, creating meaningful change.
Genesis doesn’t promise an easy path; it promises a successful path. It challenges you, sometimes pushing you to the edge of your comfort zone. It’s here, at the edge, that growth truly happens. It’s where you discover your hidden strengths and realize that you’re capable of more than you ever thought you were.
Running Genesis isn’t just about listening to subliminal suggestions; it’s about undergoing a profound inner transformation. It’s about becoming the architect of your own life, stepping out of your comfort zone, and embracing the uncertainties of growth. As you do this, your whole world changes because you’ve transformed from the inside out. You’ve become the driving force of opportunity, fearlessly navigating life’s twists and turns with newfound confidence and bravery.
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@Joa23 @Fractal_Explorer What does bring Genesis to Wanted Black? The sales pages says it has aura or LB and Libertine.
Sorry could you rephrase that question? I’m not sure what you are asking there.
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I like this.
I’ve discovered that Seductress is my core title.
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