Why jump around from sub to sub?

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#1

im really curios whenever i read a journal i find many many users here jump around subs they dont even go over 6 months on them to see their full potential, why is that? it might be due to recon

but cmon champs go for that 6 months sauce, why change whenever a new program is released and thinking this is the lost gem that you needed and youve found it

im not gonna change my stack maybe add stuff to it, but never change untill i see some sauce out of it :sunglasses: or build a custom with the same programs that im running

im excited for the long run, you should be also!! the short results are nothing compared to the long deep ones even though i havent seen the deep stuff yet, but because ive seen the short term results and theyre awesome !!!

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#2
  • Stack could be boring.
  • Shiny stuff is shiny.
  • Goals and priorities change as we grow.
  • Thinking what we want, not what we need.

Some thoughts.

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#3

It’s recon, or self sabotage. I also believe single stack is the most efficient method of getting real results.

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#4

its self sabotage im sure i think thats why sub mind is hella smart

#5

i mean subs shouldnt be entertaining its more of self evolving and self development,

youre the fun maker! not the subs.

i agree, i think someone should put a goal up 6 months and decide his priorities for that period of time

#6

or a commitment on a stack i think that also provides huge results

#7

Almost makes one paranoid and suspicious…
-“Are you my real thoughts, that I should listen and act on, or some recon, or just my old self sabotage?”

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#8

gladly im not facing any recon on changing subs thing :smiley: mine is mostly huge fatigue and distraction away form my own goals staying on my phone etc etc

#9

I can only talk for DR right now, but for me, i changed from DR despite originally planning on running it a lot longer when the reason i felt like i needed healing in the first place, was healed. I think the reason that ppl subhop is similair, they use a sub, and than the reason they started that sub in the first place gets somewhat forgotten, so they move onto the next thing. For others it could just be that they used subs for a small goal, than achieve that goal and no longer need it.

I really prefer the approach of spending a lot of time thinking of a stack and fully commiting to it longterm, but life can throw unexpected shit on your path, forcing you to rethink of wich subs you use.

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#10

im actually gonna commit with my stack for life :joy: JK but thats my goal my stack suits my ultimate purpose in this life ill make a custom out of it, and ill add another custom with it :sunglasses: (based on healing like paragon)

:sunglasses::sunglasses:
my type of subs are for life :sunglasses::sunglasses:

but hey things might change

#11

Ahaha thats my plan as well, put them in a custom eventually and have that custom he a permanent part of my stack. No idea if ill forever be able to ressist the temptation of other subs, but goddamn im gonna try, this stack i have rn is just tooo amazing.

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#12

same man! im enjoying my stack so much fulfills me soo much!!!

#13

What are you running?

#14

StarkQv2
Limit destroyer UltimaV2
RM ( i just added rm this week)

#15

A big reason why I kept switching is you are finding out early on what works what doesn’t. I have been running RICH since it came out as a core of my stack as well as some form of business module. I went from running subs that depict my dream life (Emperor and Stark) and started running subs that get me to that dream life. (Mogul and Executive)

An example was running EoG. I made it to stage 2 of EoG when I realized I needed to switch it out for mogul. I don’t regret going this route because EoG helped point me in a direction for my business that I was not getting in other subs. Also the new subs that come out match more of what someone might be going for. In life you have to adapt.

To me the problem is when you stop going in a direction and start going back to subs that you stopped over and over again. Then it becomes a vicious cycle. Its a tightrope to walk and easy to fall.

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