Yeah ill just stick to limitless i guess, pretty sure that should give enough brain power for anything you want to tackle in life anyway
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Don’t jump to Stage 4 in QL. Stick to limitless.
Run QL only if you have the time for all the stages.
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Good choice
@SaintSovereign did the core of quantum limitless ever get updated in the customs? It said it was going to be updated, or the picture was supposed to be but that was in November 2023
The New Quantum Limitless Stage 2 is soooo good. Makes me to consider purchasing The Revelation of Mind.
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lol, 3 minutes were too much, gave me a brain fog.
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Any benefit by adding revelation of mind to your stack?
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haven’t added it yet. I haven’t even purchased it tbh.
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What would be 1 good module for St 4?
What’s your goals with QL and what are you stacking with it? Necessary to really get a meaningful answer.
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I went through all 4 stages in 2024, the knowing I can prepare to be a doctor and an attorney simultaneously with the faster reading, learning, fluency of information. Picking up new information quicker, learn so effortlessly I look forward to learning and stop procrastinating. I have many books I’d like to go through as well as connect with them on a deeper level and I’m thinking the procrastination may or may not be from thinking I won’t be effective.
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For someone not caring “how fast they will become a genius” and running Quantum Limitless Stage 4, would then running the regular Limitless be redundant for them?
I am thinking about which to buy:
Quantum Limitless Multistage or Limitless?
Goal is to become smarter in general.
How fast this happens, does not really matter.
Just as a long-term support and leverage for Stark Black’s genius scripting.
It looks like Quantum Limitless Multistage Stage 4 covers everything, while Limitless is aimed at faster results, correct?
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And Limitless has the Alpha scripting, social savvy, etc. which isn’t part of QL.
QL is pure genius
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Super intelligence, genius: QL
Much more intelligent above average: limitless
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Wondering if I could get some advice on running QL.
I’ve just finished running stage 1 and am going through the 5 day downtime period.
I have Autism and chronic fatigue (which also causes bad brain fog).
Specialists have advised me that my CFS is almost certainly caused by:
- a genetic disposition to this condition, along with epigenetic triggers.
- suffering abuse and various traumas, both in childhood and adulthood, which have steadily pushed my sympathetic nervous system into a permanent state of ‘fight or flight’.
They said that in a ‘normal’ person, the brain and nervous system accounts for about 60% of our energy expenditure (this was very surprising to hear!). But in my case, my hyper-vigilant and stressed nervous system is draining my energy to a vastly higher degree, and slowing down recovery/regeneration of that energy.
I can personally feel that I am on edge a lot of the time; oversensitive to light and sound, jumping at unexpected sounds or when someone talks to me when I’m focused on reading.
So, the good news is, I’ve noticed a definite improvement in that oversensitivity from running QL stage 1.
The light sensitivity is massively reduced, the noise sensitivity is also reduced and overall, I feel more calmness in my nervous system. Thanks to @Fire and @SaintSovereign - this product (plus my subconscious!) is changing my life 
So my question now is, should I move onto QL stage 2? Or just re-run Stage 1?
I feel I’ve had improvements in the above issues, but I still think there’s a LOT more room for improvement still.
Of course, in the meantime, I also have to live my life though.
I’m working on setting up an online business, plus general health/quality of life/habit forming improvements.
Cognitive enhancements and the stuff from Stage 2 are very appealing at this point!
But yeah, I don’t know if ‘best practice’ generally would be to just run each stage consecutively and then repeat the whole process until I’ve made enough progress/gains that I can just stick with stage 4?
Or whether (especially in my personal case here) to just do another 1-6 cycles of stage 1 until my CFS/brain fog/nervous system are healed (if that’s even possible)? Or at least (e.g.) 70% improved for example.
All advice appreciated 
Have you considered listening to QL alongside Paragon?
Some multistagers have been recommended to listen to each stage once then repeat the process, however it mostly comes down to individual user preferences based on their goals.
It sounds like you enjoyed stage 1, great. There is nothing wrong with trying stage 2 next. Maybe ‘for you’, listening to each stage once then starting over gives you the best experience. You get to see what each stage is like, how you benefit from each ect. Then after you finish stage 4, maybe you’ll be in a better position to gauge what stage helps you the most.
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I would suggest one more cycle of st1 and then st2. Always good to have a deeper foundation.
Besides, its just 21 days. That’s nothing compared to how long you had the problem.
Also look into Trama release exercise (TRE).
And good old, paragon is always another option
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In multistagers, Stage 1 usually is the foundational stage. I don’t remember QLs copy exactly, but I’d also say run Stage 1 for another cycle before switching to stage 2.
You said you started to feel the results of stage 1 slowly. That’s a very good sign. Imagine the results after 2 cycles.
Also stage 2 (3,4) is usually mich smoother if you run stage 1 longer.
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Well, based on all the replies here, it seems the general consensus advice is just to run another cycle of QL stage 1. That also seems to match what my mind and body are nudging me to do, so… that’s what I’m going to do lol.
Thanks everyone for the helpful advice! 