That is really a limiting belief I detect in your words 
Girls thank me every time I approach them. Only 1 girl ran away in the last 30 days. And about 500 this year told me “Thank you, more men should do this” or went out on a date with me. So those stats are great.
But yeah, guys who are scared of approaching girls do use such excuses. So I understand your parapraxis / Freudian slip.
It’s Sunday, I have approached 5 girls today. How many did you approach my dear friend @DarkPhilosopher?
Hey, no biting! I have zero beliefs about you whatsoever.
You do not shy away from the taking action part, my friend. Although I’m not scared of approaching, I still won’t get out of my way enough to reach that number. I’m more of a flirt-whenever-the-opportunity-presents-itself type. Respect. 
EDIT: Hey, you took the bite out of that third paragraph! Cheater!
Gentlemen, be cordial. Let’s be careful not to demonize those who take massive action and gets results – this is an issue I see prevalent on many other forums (and not just those related to subliminals). When a person puts a lot of effort into pursuing their goals and they get good results, other people begin to subtly claim that they’re lying, or there’s something “wrong with the way they think / act” (both have happened to me), etc.
Not saying that’s what you’re doing @DarkPhilosopher, as I’ve come to understand that you have elements of the trickster / jokester archetype in your personality and I don’t think you mean any harm, but be careful not to inspire a trend of people doing that stuff.
You are absolutely correct (nice comparison, I’ll take it as a compliment), I trust @AMASH realized I was merely fooling around. It’s that whole playful attitude that was trained into us by David D at the early days of the seduction community. I have, in fact, great respect for his hard work and a desire to follow that example.
I tend to use emoticons whenever I’m jesting. If you’d rather I filter myself, please do say so. This is your kingdom after all.
This expressing thing is so much easier when you can use facial expressions and body language in addition to words.
It’s all good @DarkPhilosopher . I’m not bothered.
Just that in the era of #metoo, that’s not a funny joke. I was thinking of guys who are hesitant to start approaching, because they will see your comment and imagine I am some weird fool scaring women and therefore will not benefit from my journal at all.
As you know, the brain is twice as focused on possible negative consequences than it is on potential gain.
Again, to all those kind souls who want to connect with women, women want you to approach them, to connect with them, and to talk to them. No girl will run away screaming if you come around with a beaming smile, a positive attitude, and have a good flirty conversation with her.
Crap! I did not even think about that! I blame it on my Aspergers, it does funny things to my EQ. I am, in fact, a lover of the feminine, an Amorati, and I cannot even imagine doing anything but positive things for women.
You are of course correct as well, maestro. So many women I see lost in their thoughts, waiting for someone to put a smile on their face and brighten their day. It’s that realization that makes it easier for me to approach.
To answer your question, 2 today. What can I say, I needed groceries.
I would like to believe this has now been adequately settled, and will repeat my questions to @SaintSovereign. Is there any kind of fitness scripting in Khan? Would you consider it an idea for a stacking module?
Yes. All is fine. Just remember that when you write in public, it is read by tens of other guys. And we want to be a positive influence on their lives.
I feel bad for you, that you has Aspergers. It really makes social interactions very challenging.
I actually bought my first gym membership after listening to Khan for 2 weeks. I feel like it indirectly gives you the drive to take care of your body. I have to say though that I wanted to have a mebership even before listening to Khan. Khan however did push me to do it.
@afc22, I’ve been thinking on that too. I’m unsure which is my major focus, either beautiful women and/or feeling good from putting my all into cardio exercises. My impetus on this is that I used to do part of my job running from area to area within a condo association. I felt really good, and really sexy. I even remember one college girl who came out in her running gear–which is unusual in a semi-retirement community. I didn’t say much (I was quite wowwed), but it stuck with me. I’ve even had older women coming out just so we’d get eye contact while I was running by.
Kahn is waking up my sexuality, and answering about the gym idea, I have both motivations to join actually.
I just got some joyous news, so I just had to share a smile or two with you.
DISCLAIMER: Know that to the best of my knowledge, the lines below are not actually a part of Khan (yet would make for a great mantra to tell yourself in the mirror every morning).
Have you ever wondered why Khan makes you so amazing? What statements could possibly in the script? How about these?
You are… the most interesting man in the world.
PS If you know where I got them from, you’re showing your age. And no, it’s not Chuck Norris. 
OMG, YES! 30 more lines to add to my morning mantra! Thank you!
I won’t repeat them here, seems redundant now you’ve posted the video.
I’m actually seriously considering making a short recording out of some of these. Some of them are really powerful. Maybe even a subliminal. Or one of those dual tracks, where left and right overlap one another so you can’t really follow them. If only I could do the voice. Or Sean Connery’s voice.
I’d have to really look at which ones will be accepted correctly by the subconscious though.
At very least, they make an excellent confidence supercharger before going out. Put 'm on repeat with earbuds while going to town and everybody will notice the swagger and that half-smile that says: “I know something you don’t.”
P.S. The revolving door actually did come from Chuck Norris. What did you expect from the man that could kill two stones with one bird?
@Fire and @SaintSovereign
If remember well, there should be a special manual or guidelines of how Khan should be use?
I believe the same was said about Ultimate Artist…
What about EoG?
Thanks for answering.
All the subliminals come with a PDF guide
They are generic.
I think it’s partially intentional, just like the product descriptions leave many things open to interpretation. The SubClub subs are meant to be directed by the listener. And depending on the listener, they will work in different ways towards different goals.
Take Khan for example. It’s not specifically geared towards physical fitness like Spartan is. And yet since I started listening to it, I’ve felt a great need to eat better and healthier, start and keep up with an exercise program that wipes me out and even drink my post-workout recovery drinks (that I’ve never done). I believe that’s not because Khan has fitness programming in it specifically, but because I personally believe every Khan should have the body of a Greek statue and Khan is just helping me overcome the obstacles that were holding me back.
Someone else may be perfectly happy just being healthy instead of olympics-healthy. So should the Khan description state it will make you a fitness god? Probably not. Should it tell you that the recommended action to make it work better is to start a fitness program? Probably not.
Same thing for how long to use each stage. @AMASH starts listening to a stage and he will feel very distinctly when it is time to move to the next stage. Most people (myself included) don’t get that clear feeling, so they just run a stage for one month. Other people feel that they don’t need the first stage and move on directly to the next one. It may work for them, it may not. They will feel insulted if we force them to listen to the first stage.
So what to put in the manual? Run every stage for one month? Run it until you’re ready to move on? Something else? Should there be a specific instruction to run the stages sequentially?
It is hard to write a manual that works for everybody. Some people may read it and feel that it’s perfect for them. Others may read it and ask their money back because it’s not what they thought it would be (even though it may have helped them greatly).
My personal recommendation is to run through the stages sequentially, taking your time on each stage. If you’re sensitive to the subs (they feel heavy or have a lot of impact on you), play a stage until they become easier, lighter. If you don’t get such feelings, aim for at least one month with lots of exposure per stage.
You probably should start by running them individually without stacking anything onto it, but you can stack compatible things (or even previous stages) to them after a couple of weeks of getting used to the stage. This likely works better with Stacking Modules as compared to other major programs. Re-evaluate the stack when entering the next stage.
As annoying as it may be to the rational engineer-minds among us, the subs work better if you use them intuitively instead of blindly following instructions.
If you made it this far, thanks! If there are specific questions and/or doubts, just ask. I will give the best answer I know how to, and Saint will correct me if I get it dramatically wrong.
And if after all your questions, you have ideas on what the manual should be like while still applying to everybody, please share them. SubClub always asks for ideas on creating subs, why would they object to advice that makes better manuals?
Is anyone using The Legacy to supercharge Khan/Emperor?
I have just purchased it and want to run it before my workouts.
It should also work greatly on mental toughness, so I think running The Legacy with Khan and other subs could be a great combination.
Legacy i believe should be ideal to compliment Emperor.
I really hear a lot about the power of Legacy lately. I’ll have to look it up. Khan + Legacy and Libertine.