If we compare Singularity’s Paradox & AS, how strong is the module compared to the major at uniting opposites alone?
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I’m working on the next edition of my Q-Module Compendium. These Archive posts make the update much easier.
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That’s unbelievably helpful… I’ve found myself several times looking after the set of modules from a certain module pack…
Would you mind if I reposted them (the “archive posts”) in your actual Q-Module Compendium -thread?
Just do it. It’s an open forum.
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If I were to build a custom with RoW core and the modules in the latest EoG/Row pack, would that be too much in one custom? As far as all those modules in one, not the number of them I mean.
Are you serious?
You’re running a 5 core custom with EoG1-4 + Rich (?) and you think this might be to dense?
Your other custom is way denser.
Or was it to dense after all?
It isn’t. It’s fine so far. Just curious since it’s like 15 or 16 modules just for wealth, etc.
The following text is probably mostly written for myself, as with many of my advice, it’s something I need. I’ve written it for you. So if you can take any insight, I’m happy, if not I’ve got some already.
Before building this custom, I would asked you to use @RVconsultant 's methodology and describe your goal in 100 words.
What do you really want with this custom?
Do the modules bring any immediate benefit to your life?
For example:
Do you have money to invest right now?
If not, why add Investing made simple?
Are you in any position to delegate work?
What would you want to scale? You’re an employee right now, is there any way you could actually benefit?
You’re not in sales right now. So how would you benefit from Conversion Catalyst?
If you have a rather indirect use for the module, like using Conversion Catalyst for seduction, consider taking a more direct approach.
I think if you add these modules without an ability to put them to use, it’s only making the custom denser without giving you any benefits. Also recon is more probable if you can’t take action because of your life situation.
If you would have a small business that’s slowly growing, I’d say go for it. But the way it is, I see no benefit with the modules I named above.
Instead I would formulate a concise, s.m.a.r.t. goal and then create a custom that works on the most important aspects.
With both customs I built, I learned that the more I pack into it, the longer it takes to bring results.
I’ve run Ascendet Love now for 3.5 cycles. And there are 7 modules I still can’t see unfolding in my life.
So ask yourself how long you’ve run customs before? Did you run it until you’ve got the benefits you wanted? Or did you switch to something else instead at a point?
Wouldn’t it be wiser then to reduce the size of the custom to get more focused results faster?
It would be cheaper as well. And once you feel you’ve integrated the modules you could make an iteration with one or two modules more.
That’s my plan at least.
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Arent all of these within Ecstasy of Gold?