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I have this pattern of starting things and leaving in the middle and not going deep. Will Stage 1 fix this?
Has anyone experience with this pattern. I think I got it from my father who was always afraid of going deep into stuff and just stay on the surface so he can talk about it with friends and don’t have to actually do the effort to do things. I see this pattern in myself too.
When things get too difficult, I jump to another topic just to fool myself that I am learning. Any help would be greatly and humbly appreciated.
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Or you can leverage that as your strength and become the orchestrator who doesnt need to be an expert in one thing but have enough high to med level cross domain/industry/topic knowledge to build a bigger system by building alliances with multiple domain experts who can be inspired by your grander vision of how different parts together can create a captivating symphony
It more looks like a fear of failure. Probably you may need The Executive, especially with the new update it got.
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Have you read “Mindset: The New Psychology of Success” by Dr. Carol Dweck? It addresses the differences between having a Fixed mindset (some of the traits that you mentioned above) vs. a Growth mindset (one that will keep you moving forward during plateaus).
Understanding the difference between Fixed Mindset vs. Growth Mindset will help you stop the switching tendency.
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Quantum Limitless, ZPU—when? I was considering running QL for the first time in my life as a somewhat unorthodox way to solve some challenges, but it’d be a big undertaking.
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Recognizing that it’d probably take quite a bit of work to rewrite this, given how big QL is…but I did decide after some reflection that I’ll start with QL ST1 near the end of this month as part of that undertaking. Given 1 stack run per stage, that’d mean ~8 months (!) to complete all four stages, then run QL ST4 after for some undetermined amount of time until I’ve achieved all my related goals with it.
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I started a name embedded QL ST1 + Experimental Adaptive scripting last week. And I’m experiencing something others on this thread have reported before: a kind of cognitive recon where my mind feels lazy and lethargic. Why does this happen with ST1?
It’s energetically demanding for your mind and body to rewire beliefs, hormones, physical damages, synapse connections, and much more. In QL2 you will feel more energized to take action
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Knowing this, I get thoughts of wishing I started on QL ST1 earlier when I was in an already unproductive state. But it was Dragon Reborn: Regeneration (another healing sub) and some reflections which made me consider QL in the first place…
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I understand. I’m doing Dragon Reborn Red and QL and the only reason I have been able to get through it is because my job has 5 hours of downtime with no customers everyday, so I can sit and relax. I’m curious about your reflections or what you hope to achieve with QL?
Yea that makes sense, that kind of downtime probably makes the transition a lot smoother.
It should be noted that QL is currently the first in my stack of:
- QL ST1
- IC
- Name-Embedded (WDB + Summertime)
For me, the reflection was less about “I need to learn faster” and more about noticing a pattern in how I engage with the world. I’ve historically been very strong in structured domains (career and goal-driven stuff), but I tend to tune out or disengage from things outside that lane, especially in social or cultural contexts.
In a time when I’m seeing unique challenges in both my work and personal life, I was coming against my longstanding struggle with a single-track mindset. Generally, I could go into career mode or social mode, but now it seems I’d need to do both parts well at the same time.
So the decision to run QL was about expanding my range, both in what I pay attention to and what I find interesting. Not just learning faster, but becoming more mentally available to a broader set of inputs.
I’m curious how others have experienced that side of QL—especially whether it’s changed what naturally holds your attention or what you find yourself engaging with over time.
Are you saying in work environments you want to be more present with people, talk about social and cultural things when the conversation changes outside career and goals, and be able to engage with your environments outside of purely career and goal driven conversations? Are you looking to be more present in an environment when you’re by yourself? Being able to enjoy the moment and take it all in
Wonder if this will get updated with the new tech
Eventually everything will. Like the zp2 updates
I was diagnosing my stack recently and didn’t expect this title to cause so much recon at ST1. It’s hard for me to get past 1 min and honestly I keep going back to 30s. What gives? Anything to make this better?
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why not just chill at 30s?
For practical actions, since this is a stage of brain and nervous system restoration, consider trying these things: TRE, Buteyko breathing, adding boredom in your life, quitting social media, practicing deep work, reducing context switching and overstimulation, going on long walks, improving sleep, exercising, adding more rest days
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Despite the discussion on SC that’s contrary to what I’m about to say…it feels like the duration is indicative of some kind of sticking point. Sure I get effects, but is the progress being made enough to say that it’s okay to move to ST2 at the end of the 30th run of the stack (“one rotation”)?
it is, but it was also said that using the sub a bit less than this duration integrates the tools in the script to overcome recon in this further duration
Now, regarding this:
I remember reading that if you listened to 30s of ST1 in any sub, you shouldn’t exceed that duration on following stages
BUT, I asked this same question to support not that long ago, and was told to treat each stage as its own subliminal and not cap their durations
Also, Saint recommended to run multistagers at 1 cycle per stage, then (if you feel the need) re-run the whole thing, or just keep running ST4
I ran QL ST1 for 1 year. Right now I’m on month 5 of QL ST2. The recon in any stage of QL is most intense I have encountered. Even more than DRR. What worked for me is listening for a set time for 1.5 - 2 months. On average this is how long it took my mind to integrate enough for me to easily jump up in time. If you really want to master QL you have to listen to each stage for long periods of time and be patient.
For example:
30 seconds: Listen 1.5 - 2 months then jump up
1 min: Listen 1.5 - 2 months then jump up
3 min: Listen 1.5 - 2 months then jump up
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