Operation HERO: Mission Briefing

The Emperor's Lounge
#41

The new and latest technology that Subliminal Club uses, seems to make things a lot easier and smoother for most people now. The NSE was a game changer. Even the really “hard stuck” people have shown incredible signs of moving forward.

This is all quite expected, since these subliminals are the most powerful on the planet. It’s not arguable, or an opinion. If someone wants to challenge me with this, then find me a larger repository of subliminal results than the one on here. Also, be sure to match the level of results. I can pull up a valid report of someone running Primal and literally being approached by naked women asking to have sex with them, and that’s just what happens to come to mind.

Not even taking into account the thousands of other reports scattered around in threads, and journals on this same level. I can literally close my eyes, mindlessly scroll and click around on the forum as if I’m playing Osu, and find an impressive result somewhere. On Subliminal Reddit, I have to scroll through thousands of emotionally underdeveloped, pseudo-spiritual teenagers trying to magical pill their obesity and shapeshift into werewolves. Then with competitors, I have to deal with them exaggerating that their products are more effective than they truly are, as well as websites that literally look like a 13 year old made it in an HTML college course. As if I’m supposed to believe their products are state of the art, when they don’t put any effort into something as simple as their presentation.

Thankfully Subliminal Club remains to be the no bullshit, gold standard in the subliminal industry. Free updates, exciting releases that have you on the edge of your seat, innovative presentation (have their own music), largest range of subliminal topics covered with even their own creative spin on them (artisan titles), largest module selection for maximum customization suited to one’s unique needs, most abundant and highest level of results repository publicly available for anyone to get inspired by, and as if it can’t get any better - ethics (free Love Bomb for Humanity because let’s just make the world a better place while we’re at it).

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#42

Beautifully said, rofl.

SC is on a different league, what’s written on the description is what you’ll get if you use the sub long enough. Use it longer and you’ll get deeper results and even the ones that are not listed in the description.

I hit every single goals that are listed in LBFH’s description. i discovered results like the PMO reduction from DRLD & the patience scripting from HeO, those are not even listed in their descriptions.

The competitors exaggerate, while SC doesn’t even write everything their subs are capable of.

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#43

Lol, exactly. Well said.

#44

I just realized something, lol. Imagine how many men who struggle with porn addiction that don’t know anything about subliminals, would be willing to try something like Khan Black. Khan Black which has numerous testimonials of helping that exact issue.

I’ve been growing lately.

Went from:

  1. -hugs subliminal products close to chest- like Sméagol from Lord of the Rings

to

  1. showing co-workers a locked folder on my work computer going “you know what’s in here? yeah. advanced alien technology. move along, you saw nothing.”

That’s progress. Hopefully, one day, I’ll care enough to share my unbeatable advantage with others. In 20 years for sure.

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#45

For the sake of privacy and other reasons, I can’t really share the growth rate of my current project. You would be very impressed and maybe in disbelief, that’s all I’ll say lol.

Previously, I tested out Stark (by itself) with a Twitter account that had 0 followers. It’s important to note that I wasn’t just sitting around waiting for followers to magically appear. Action is always vital. I was actively creating content within a niche entertainment community. Stark’s ingenuity, separation, and innovation helped me create engaging content with ease that strongly resonated with my target audience. I even influenced other content creators that copied my approach. There was this filter trick I was doing in Da Vinci Resolve (Stark helped me discover this) which changed the atmosphere of my videos. People then started doing that. On other notes, I actually enjoyed what I was creating and I think that’s the most fulfilling part. Subliminal Club works with what you have going on, and what your natural interests are.

Here is some of the growth rate mentioned:

I’ve run a lot of subliminals here… but the thing about Stark that never ceases to blow my mind, is how in your face the competence feedback is. I can’t wrap my head around how Subliminal Club does it and I probably never will. There is no subliminal producer (youtube, competitor, etc), nothing that can replicate that type of precise experiential manifestation that Subliminal Club pulls off. It’s decades, and decades ahead of anything out there.

If you read everything of what Stark is about from the product description, and how it creates popularity through competence, creating value, etc. There were so many instances I manifested that encapsulated this to a tee in almost a bizarre manner. People messaging me “I love your style of videos man”. A woman commented something along the lines of “great job” on my video, which is really weird. It’s a weird frame for someone to comment from to a stranger - commenting on the creators competence in creating, rather than on their content. Little things like that.

I can only imagine how Stark Black would go… the growth rate would probably be on steroids. You might get retweeted by someone with millions of followers and blow up. That’s what I naturally envision for how it could potentially manifest for myself. I can only imagine. No thanks, I’m good on that. Hahaha.

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#47

I forgot to add to this:

Stark + Nrich

Stark works well alone, but Nouveau R.I.C.H. has this part…

“with Nouveau R.I.C.H., we’ve included a massive amount of scripting centered around this: igniting your brain’s idea factory.”

This combined with Stark is overwhelming. Instead of having a shortage of ideas, I have too many. This freed up my mental bandwidth in a way that made my process more efficient. Basically, the time most people spend trying to come up with ideas - I spend that time ROIing them.

Or instead of “I need ideas, where do I go?”. My default is now “I’ve taken 5 ideas out of a group of 20. Let’s have a group debate on which of these 5 are the best option”. Then during the debate, I come up endless ideas for both sides. It’s like brainstorming within brainstorming, all through the filter of value and ROI. These subliminals are wild, lol. I use the changes in mindset for a lot of things. I follow the same procedure for content creation on my social media. I also learned how to modulate my own creative output, or output in general. I think it’s a form of greater creative control that I indirectly manifested. Basically, instead of just doing things blindly, such as for example writing a newsletter or e-mail… I can instead feel out my own output in how much mental bandwidth I fuel it with. This could be Stark as well, but still - really amazing. I usually try to gauge the ROI of something and then change my output depending on that. In some meetings, I crank it up to 100%, go home start learning French at 50%… trying to organize my day in terms of mental output. This helps with being smarter in my energy/focus so I don’t get burnt out because I juggle a lot. It’s similar to how if I do a run before a weight lifting session… I’m only going to run at 5-10% because I want to save most of my physical exertion for the weight lifting.

The lessons from subliminals have had massive impact on my life and day to day.

Another big thing that Nouveau R.I.C.H. taught me, is that the gaps of “success” I see in society, are nothing more than gaps in mindset.

I wrote this the other day to someone: "There is nothing wrong with you, there is something wrong with your mindset. Your mindset isn’t even “wrong” or “right”, it’s just not matching its desired outcome. x mindset = x results = x life.

Most average people in society have a mindset wired for complete failure, hardship, poor health, and misery. I’m still studying it, but a big difference I notice seems to be what people focus on in a 24 hour basis.

Successful people my circle = goals, timetables, always busy, always working on something, self-improvement, always encouraging the next level, wanting to become better every day, willing to do whatever it takes. They understand that the world is harsh, but they upgraded themselves to withstand it. They have powerful quotes framed everywhere. (Stark + NRICH is also amazing for coming up with quotes, lol). Every day they wake up with an earth-shattering purpose, etc all the basic stuff.

Average people in society = politics, instagram surfing, meaningless bullshit that doesn’t make sense, tiktok (destroying their attention span), news, shitposting, pornography, etc and can’t do goal-setting, full of fear, while focusing on things that just flat out don’t matter. etc all the basic stuff as well.

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#48

How do we message you if your profile is set to private?

What do you recommend is best to correct this? How does one fix a broken mindset? By broken I mean a incongruent mindset, a mindset that is keeping one stuck or yields unsuccessful fruits.

You can message me your response if you’d prefer, or here. Either way I’d appreciate a breakdown. Mindset is my biggest hurdle. I get glimpses, tastes of what a healthy mindset is but it doesn’t stick. I increased LB from 4 mins to 5 and damn, it’s been tough on my psyche. I know it’ll pass but for now it’s challenging.

Ps, when are you dropping the ultimate khan review?

Thanks

#49

One of my goals in these next few cycles is to get noticed by a few celebrities so😂 ill definitely take a look at stark black. Millions of followers here I come!

Was it just basic advice that one could find On the Internet?

Also are you apart of the answer group I think it’s called

#50

If you’re asking what I did for that original Stark test, I can just tell you straight up. The only thing I won’t tell you, is the entertainment niche because that’s too personal. I’m to going swap it with MMA (it’s not MMA), but know that the dynamics are extremely similar.

So all I did was make a Twitter account with 0 followers. I took some MMA highlights of badass moments, incredible displays of skill, etc from years ago that are still fire to this day but people have forgotten about. All I did was make video clips of those highlights and put my own spin on them to amplify the feeling I was trying to convey. Every time I made a clip, I uploaded it to Twitter and put a caption that resonated while @ing the MMA fighter. Many times, the MMA fighter (20k -100k followers on average) would retweet or quote my tweet (with the video) and gain tremendous amount of traction from views, new followers, etc. I did that combined with voicing my own opinions about things happening within the MMA community that people just retweeted and quoted because it resonated that hard. The MMA fighters retweeted my shit because it made them look good, and I stuck with 1 whom I always liked and thought was underrated, and I was highlighting the respect that they deserve. Crazy part, they ended up getting even more opportunities from what I was doing because perception within the community changed. I did all types of shit, lol. It “redpilled” me a little on how powerful social media is.

The terrible part about this project, was that I made no money, couldn’t convert anything, and it provided zero value to my life. No wealth building, just a fun past time. It was just a “let me grow my followers by any means” along with “let me see what Stark is made of”. There was no intention or goal for wealth-building. Also, Twitter just sucks. I don’t really use Twitter anymore, lol.

I’m not.

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#51

I meant forum ambassador my bad😅

#52

What about Instagram and YouTube content. Or blogging and freelancing

#53

You can use Stark for whatever you want to use it for.

Just run it with a clear understanding of what you’re running it for.

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#55

Yeah. I was just thinking in terms of an efficiency perspective. Growth is growth like you said, but if you broke it down to a process in the brain it just makes sense to take the most efficient route and not just play around in the mud for the sake of saying you did or operate from outdated beliefs of how growth is supposed to work. I mean that’s a fine balance of not trying to spiritually bypass but also not limiting yourself. You can notice growth is reflected in media songs, movies, poems, art, etc. You ever wonder if that’s a reflection of fundamental truths? Or that’s just a case of “how we’ve always done it” as humans. You already said you don’t care, so this is a pointless point of contemplation I guess if your life is how you want it. I just hit a lot of roadblocks in my own life, a lot of restructuring of my reality, and a lot of false truths I held onto so I question a lot nowadays.

It sounds like you go forward and stop looking back. I don’t know if I’ll ever be like that, so that’s probably why I think in these terms.

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#56

That thread is for Q Policies and upcoming updates, so we’ll bring the conversation into here, lol.

Fear of failure strongly depends on the context. What is fear of failure holding you back from? Starting a business? Applying for jobs? Taking a course? Learning a skill or language?

Taking action also depends on the context.

If you’re just trying to address taking action, and fear of failure in a vacuum, then of course you won’t make any progress because it’s not attached to specific goals or contexts in your life.

You can’t manage these things without a relevant context.

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#58

@WinglissStark to explain to you the importance of this context:

  1. I find it easy to take action and go to the gym.

  2. I find it difficult to take action and learn about marketing.

In one context, I struggle to take action.

In the other context, I find it easy to take action.

Then based on those contexts, you’re able to pin-point the specific reasoning (that long list I gave you of logical, practical, and proven things driving the lack of taking action).

  1. I’m motivated, passionate, and enthusiastic about going to the gym because I enjoy it, and find it fun.

  2. Marketing is boring as shit. I’m not really confident in my ability to learn, and I quickly get tired when reading too much material.

Look at how much the context matters.

It would be unpractical to try to address the lack of taking action in a vacuum. You can’t, lol. That’s like trying to navigate a map without knowing your starting point.

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#59

Khan is great a subliminal, lol.

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#60

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The impressionable man lay in the grass, gazing at the night sky.

He stared in awe, counting the stars. Each one a reminder of his fate.

Suddenly, a shift in the air interrupted his thoughts. An unseen force rippling through the air around him. Complete power. Complete… dominance. The man felt a tingle run down his spine. Everything was still, as the very ground beneath him felt charged with sexual energy. The stars seemed to hold their breath, and even the moon appeared to shudder in awe.

He knew who it was, but he dared not say his name. For that was a privilege to know, let alone even speak.

It was at that moment, he came forth from the shadows. A presence emerging of such caliber, radiating with such power, that it commanded the attention of the entire night and all that lied beyond it.

Khan.

“They’re beautiful aren’t they? The stars. Always shining so brightly.”

Then his voice tightened, flickering and coursing with mastery.

“But always the same patterns. Even the cosmos struggles with complacency. Why do you humans look up to things that do nothing throughout the entire night. You can move towards them, but can they move towards you? Look at them. They all look the same. Peering endlessly, only to be overwhelmed by the brightness of the sun. They arrive as he sleeps, and hide when he awakens. So weak… so forgettable. This is who you allow, to tell you your fate? They watch and observe greatness, not dictate it.”

With a sweep of his cloak, Khan vanished into the night. The moon showed steadily, and the stars seemed to exhale a breath they had been holding.

The man lay there, forever changed by the encounter. He continued to gaze at the night sky, but something was different.

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#61

This is a good take, but the context still matters.

These types of grand and total contextual beliefs, cannot apply beyond a certain level of specificity.

The macro concept doesn’t hold up when you get to micro, so you can only use it to a macro extent.

That’s why you’ll see this same pattern over and over and over again. The context will always be vague or nonexistent, 100% of the time.

If you don’t believe me, then just do this: pay attention to the level of specifics people get down to when it comes to these kind of topics or beliefs.

For example: Wealth, romance, business, status, spirituality, etc (no context)

Lacking of taking action (no context), fear of failure (no context).

There’s no breakdown, because if you do… then it doesn’t apply anymore.

This is the same thing, look at this thread:

Results (no context)

Same pattern, lol.

I even pointed it out, and it literally still happened… that’s how telegraphed it is. No specific context or tangible example was given. When you start breaking things down, they just avoid it, ignore it, or vanish because in order to go to the next step - everything falls apart.

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#63

From my experience, it applies to everything. But you’re also right, the effectiveness fluctuates in different circumstances.

  • Training your ability to work alongside/despite of fear, instead of trying to do an endless mind game to logic the fear out of existence.
  • Training to just observe & not get swept by feelings. Being ok with its existence. Not to suffer & be immobilized by it.
  • Gaining experience in managing fear by taking action.

Cultivating all of those are useful in most circumstances.

There weren’t that much details from the question, hence why i put the broadest, most effective solution i know.

Some people need the handholding to go forward, some just need to see a slightly different perspective to get what they want.

I certainly benefited from just the cursory information i got from this forum and testing them myself. In which case, a broad, macro level of solution is enough. If the solution doesn’t fit my specific circumstances, then i’ll just modify/not use it.

If they really seek to be more specific & catered to their circumstances, then ask more for it. I also do that here when the broad answer is not enough for me to make a conclusion out of & to test it out.

If they are not serious & proactive in seeking the deeper details, then I won’t go deeper into the specifics either. Either my broad explanation is sufficient, or what i offer is not the perspective that they want to pursue further.

Just like how you can’t work with ambiguity, I can’t work with people who don’t actually want my help more than what i already provided.

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#65

Owh i didn’t know you were referring to that. I was lacking context severely, rofl.

If it’s about that then I 100% agree with you.

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