One thing I can say is that the advice from veterans of the Sub Club has been very valuable, I am happy to have kept things light and focused on a simple 2 sub stack for a solid period of 7 months. I see many users commit too much too quickly, or switch from stack to stack, and many new users just falling off eventually. In that regard I am happy with my results, because I committed to a simple routine with 2 subs that complimented one another.
With that said, one thing I feel I did wrong was possibly over-exposing myself to the subs. I have the ultrasonic playing throughout the day from my speakers in my room blasting very loudly, as I focus on work and come in and out of the room. As a result I tend to over-expose myself to the subs but not only that, the constant loop of the 2 subs throughout the day with the multiple interruptions meant that I was being exposed to certain parts of the subs over others; I would get 1 loop in of each sub interrupted every day, at best.
And instead of adhering to the 1 day on/off rule, I would be listening to them on multiple days one after the other, maybe resting 2-3 times a week in an inconsistent pattern. Perhaps that led to some reconciliation, which is quite possible. @Lion had mentioned that my feeling of under-exposing myself was reconciliation and I can now see why that could be the case, it manifested itself in a feeling of insecurity combined with impatience. One thing I can say is that I will definitely focus on a stricter, lesser schedule with my new stack that I have planned, though I can’t say that I’ll run the Qv2 loop only once (sorry - I will stick to the 1 loop ZP rules though).
