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It starts from conceptualization.
I envision the functionality of my custom first. How does it fit into my big picture vision. I walk around with the modules for a while, choosing which ones I want to include. The goal is to make it as cohesive, coherent, and as tightly focused as I can.
During that phase is where the name usually comes. I almost always name them.
The two first customs I made were named PATHS (of Wealth) and IMBUE. A wealth-related custom and a health and fitness custom. The act of creating and naming personalizees the custom and connects me to its purpose and it to my purpose.
Okay.
Then, I license any modules that I have not yet licensed, and then I order the actual custom. At some point in the next week I get the e-mail notification that it’s ready to download.
I download the original file to my D drive in a folder created for holding my customs. I then copy the original file and paste it into a Dropbox folder that I call ‘Subliminals’. That copy gets renamed with my chosen name, but I still leave the order number in the file name usually. Just to prevent any accidental mix-ups.
So, now I have two copies: one in my general D drive, and one in the Dropbox folder.
Next, on my iPhone I import the Dropbox file into the app called AudioShare. That’s what I’ll use to play it. I first started using AudioShare because it has the ability to background play music on your phone. It is independent of your music app or any other app. That meant that I could play the sub while also watching YouTube or listening to music or using any other app. I found that useful in the past. And so I still use AudioShare now.
I create my stack playlists in AudioShare. And then I’m pretty much ready to go.