From one journeyer to another (in other words, I’m still working towards similar goals, so grain of salt):
I think that strategy matters.
It’s necessary, regularly and periodically, to take stock of your current position (your current attributes, tendencies, resources, blocks, personal and situational strengths and weaknesses). Like a stone mason who walks around a large stone, tapping it with a hammer in order to judge where the fault lines may be, and how the stone may best be used and positioned.
Again, because we’re evolving and working on transformation, your barriers, opportunities, and strengths from 1 year ago (or 6 months ago) may not be exactly the same as the ones that are with you now.
Based on that assay or evaluation of where you currently are on the map (the external map and the internal map), you then set a strategic course of action for your next few steps. What resources, strengths, or opportunities do I almost have, but not quite? Using a sub in that situation is going to lead to a quick, powerful improvement.
On the other hand, if you’re using subs to work towards resources, strengths, and opportunities that are pretty remote and far away from your current position, then that’s a long-haul flight, and a medium- to long-term process.
Facilitating this precise type of strategizing, observation, and evaluation is part of the strength of the Genesis subliminal. When you’re feeling uncertain about what exactly to include in your current stack, one good idea is to play a week or two of Genesis and then see what observations and ideas come to you.
