"Progression Pattern:
This pattern of increasing exposure over time should follow this progression:
15s β 30s β 1m β 3m β 7m β 12m β 15m (full loop)
By this, we mean that as you slowly increase your exposure, noting at which exposure tier reconciliation occurs and staying at that listening exposure until reconciliation is no longer discernible during a rest day, you would increase exposure to the next interval."
Vs.
βIf you encounter reconciliation during your rest day: Continue to listen at your current interval on each listening day until no reconciliation, or very little reconciliation is observable on the rest day.β
And
"Example Schedule:
Let us illustrate a potential situation of how this could look:
Day 1: Listening (15 seconds)
Day 2: No reconciliation discernible.
Day 3: Listening (30 seconds)
Day 4: No reconciliation discernible.
Day 5: Listening (1 minute)
Day 6: No reconciliation discernible.
Day 7: Listening (3 minutes)
Day 8: Experienced reconciliation.
Day 9: Listening (1 minute*)
What has occurred here: On Day 7, the jump from 1 minute to 3 minutes triggered the reconciliation process. Here, the user would return back to a single minute until the following rest day is clear enough to proceed."
@SaintSovereign I am unsure of exactly what to do once I hit reconciliation. In one paragraph you say to stay at the loop length until recon is no longer discernible then in the example you say to drop back to previous loop length.
If Ive made it to 1 min loops and then I try 3 min and get recon, am I supposed to listen to 3 min again on next listening day and continue on in sequence until ive overcome recon? Or reduce to 1 min until reconciliation clears and then attempt 3 mins until its overcome?
I guess my question is, how would continuing at 1 min help me achieve 3 mins? I get that I could go to 1:30 or 2 mins but the instructions (to me) seem unclear in this context. I could just be tired