i can’t afford them really. I just save a bit from each paycheck until I have enough.
If I know the modules I’ll use, I license 1-2 of those per paycheck. Then stash up enough to build. Takes a while. But it’s worth it.
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How many people are there using subliminals? How many unique journeys does that entail?
Yes, we love new module packs because they give us different options. The Q-store is full of cores and modules that can suit most of our current needs; there’s still plenty of room for more modules to come.
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NEVAH!!! Not until we get modules for: that wave length synchronicity from Chosen; The Fame from SB; the relentless Do-Do from EB; The Freedom from RM; That Primal edge; The Instant rebirth of Phoenix; The Rich Manifestations; The Limitlessness from Limitless and QL; KB Energy; The ineffableness of LB and the Ecstasy of Sanguine. The embodiment of truest potential from DR
A module that captures the essence of each of those titles. That would be enough for a couple of weeks 
Seriously; just thinking of building something and the possibility of a new module pack being released after creating one almost always lurks there.
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Is asking how people can afford things hurting me in some way? Having the wrong mindset and beliefs?
You aren’t really asking. It’s more a statement and it never leads you to answers or clarity.
Best to focus on useful questions you can get clarity from.
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Not really.
But it might be wasting your time.
I always think that if a person is trying to hit a target, the better approach is to sight the target, aim, and shoot.
A much less efficient approach is to spend all day listing out the 10000 things that you will be trying to Not Hit.
‘Not-Hitting’ the fire hydrant, and the car across the street, and the house next door, and the street sign?
Nothing wrong with that, but it’d probably be better to just find the target and focus on hitting that.
A better question would be,
‘What are some brainstorming ideas for how I could bring in 20% more income by 2 to 3 months from now?’
Another:
‘What kinds of comments and feedback about myself, positive or negative, do I routinely get from other people?’
Positive or negative; those comments are going to give you insight into your uniqueness and your particular genius. Genius does not mean super-intelligence. It means ways that you think, process, and perceive that most or all other people do not.
That’s always going to point the way to areas of Value that you have to offer. And it can be anything, including, ‘ugh! you are so gross!’ haha. You’re probably not getting that, but even if you were, there would be some treasure in it.
Try asking those two questions:
‘What are some brainstorming ideas for how I could bring in 20% more income by 2 to 3 months from now?’
‘What kinds of comments and feedback about myself, positive or negative, do I routinely get from other people?’
And what you may or may not know. The asking of the question is more important than your first (or fiftieth) answer.
Just leave the questions there and keep them open.
Like a bird bath.
Leave it open.
And see what birds come to bathe in it.
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I would say yeah it can. If every time you anchor a negative feeling towards the freedom of spending money like that you just condition yourself to associate abundance with negativity. It’s subtle but it can add up over time and then be projected onto a lot of other things.
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Hopefully Genesis will help change that .
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100% will. That little bit of insight comes straight from Genesis. It’ll restructure your relationship with money. I’m at a point now where I don’t get as much anxiety when spending money.
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I’m a bit envious. I get anxiety just thinking about what I have or more usually don’t have in my bank account
I’m not going to ask you how long that took for you because I’m somehow starting to understand how everything is different for everyone. Not in a bad way but there are so many variables at play that comparison is pointless. As much as it hurts its a harsh truth I have to accept for my own sanity
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You’ll get there. Just be open to thinking about money differently and you’ll be on your way. I know it sounds simplistic and naive but money issues are very much like a trauma. It can be hard to break out of that mindset if you’ve never experienced abundance. Which again is why NSE is so important.
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Totally get the existential fear/dread angle.
It kinda gets back to the whole letting go thing.
A good friend of mine helped me a lot to change my perspective couple of years back. Besides pragmatic thought processes for immediate effect the stuff we think about and struggle with are the fights (inner and outer) we choose to fight. We often pretend that they are god given, dictated by circumstance.
In 99% they are not. We choose them. We choose them to confirm the assumptions we hold about us, the world, our place in it and how it all works.
Especially envy is a shit driver. Anger one can channel and use, but envy has really no direction, it is frustratingly static and can be quite paralyzing at its core.
He kinda told me a technique, similar to STOP that IIRC @Fractal_Explorer alluded to a while back: When one starts these struggles, bad thoughts, take a step back, just look at the struggle, the tension and where it puts you. What it describes about you, your world, how it functions around you. And that is really the only thing that matters. Put the total focus on yourself and then decide if you want to fight this struggle and if you want this to be a defining element of your reality (with envy it is: “The others have more than me and I feel shit about.” but also with the whole questioning the microloops thing it is: “It is impossible to believe that this technique can help me.” which is kinda negative priming and IMO selfsabotage.)
With a clear negative connotation, at least in my experience, it gets much easier to decide against fighting these struggles and letting them go.
(Sorry for OT.)
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haven’t you just basically enumerated their core modules?
Honestly, no. It never hurts to ask those kinds of questions.
I can’t afford customs either. If I could I would probably be waiting for some of the new upgrades anyway to see if they filled the hole.
I’m just lucky that while I was still employed I managed to buy more than half the store. Those who can afford customs right now in various countries are the otherwise “lucky” ones.
Make use of what you have. You probably have a lot more at your disposal than what you think you do. Getting a proper plan together that will work in conjunction with the subs is key. I tend to think the RICH/NR subs are a lot more underrated than I have imagined in the past.
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Also maybe a controversial opinion but using customs without getting a firm grounding in the standard title is a recipe for disaster. Especially when you throw in the variability of all the modules. As someone who spent quite a bit of money on customs @James if I could go back in time and do it all over again I never would have touched them. I had no business running those things and I set myself up with a lot of frustration and overload
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YOU?? if you can’t, then I don’t even know what to think and to say…
I think I know a bit how you feel.
Barely enough money to survive, don’t know, how I’m supposed to pay some bills, don’t know what to do career wise, how to earn more money, how to pay for customs I’d love to build.
But as with most things consistency is key.
It took me 9 months on GM to find a career path I wanna go, that seems feasible and can bring good money. And I’m not there yet. I’m still looking for a way to get a job in that field.
Same with my custom. I have the debt Annihilator in it. I’m three months into my custom journey I still have the same debts. But I started to manage them.
I was inspired a lot by @Hoppa and his approach to just trust the subs, even if you don’t feel it.
I didn’t feel anything from GM. But I just kept trusting it. Until I noticed change. Even if it needed 8 months of blind dedication to one title.
I don’t want to shame you.
I know a bit about your history and I understand you, kinda, I think.
But you’ve had a period this year, when you kept subs for a couple of cycles. You even started microlooping.
Now you got a bit more quiet, deleting posts again.
James, you got it in you. I know it. I’ve seen the James that makes great progress.
Just trust the process, trust subs, trust Fire and Saint. Chose one sub and keep it in your stack for half a year. Or a full year. You can subhop all you like with the rest. But give the one sub time to do its work properly. Give your subconscious the time to use the sub properly.
And speaking about trust. One sentence I learned in my coaching class was Don’t trust your thoughts, because you don’t know whose thoughts they truly are. That means we’ve picked up thousands of beliefs, thoughts and opinions along the way of our life. We’ve often integrated them without reflection.
Now they’re present, influencing our life on a daily basis. Your doubts for example. Some shit someone said to you some decades ago and you took it as your truth. And this “truths” are shackling you to your dissatisfaction.
Only this weekend I realized that one of my truths was I’m not good enough. This was somethign I picked up 30 years ago. It predetermined my life since then. But I decided to let this belief go. I’m working on it consciously and guiding the subs to work on it specifically.
So you’ve said you’re running Genesis. It’s a great title. Run it with dedication. Print out the description and read it at least every listening day. Write down what you want to achieve with it.
Seriously, make a list or a plan, maybe manifesto.
And then, stick to it.
It has purpose, finance and courage scripting. So great qualities to change your life for the better.
Keep it up.
If you didn’t read it completely, Please do.
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You guys have given great advice to @James but lets move on and stick to the topic of this thread.
James, if you have questions, please open a new thread for them in the Questions and Comments section or ask your questions in your journal (and tag anyone you want to).
Thank you 
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This.
Again, let’s not pry into other’s financial situations. If you want advice @James, make a different thread asking for advice - not prying.
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We literally tell this same thing to new customers who want to jump straight to customs. Stick with a major title stack, build a custom once you have an idea of what you want to dial in on.
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