You have good questions, mate. Keep asking.
This is only part of how I would answer this question: How do pheromones figure in your overall self-developmental strategy? The simple answer: In practice. In motion. People evolve naturally, sometimes with a conscious strategy, sometimes with a subconscious one, driving them along. Pheromones, when dropped into the normal routine, just become part of the background elements that make you a successful you.
Check this.
**Bad Routine: **
For many of us, checking email or listening to voice mail is practically automatic. In many ways, these are among the worst ways to start a day. Both activities hijack our focus and put us in a reactive mode, where other people’s priorities take center stage. They are the equivalent of entering a kitchen and looking for a spill to clean or a pot to scrub.
Source: Kevan Lee. “The Morning Routines of the Most Successful People”. Fast Company, July 21, 2014
**vs Good Routine: **
If you’re interested in starting a great morning routine of your own, here are some ideas.
- Eat a good breakfast (it can be fast and easy).
- Listen to your body clock. Do creative work when it feels best.
- Set an alarm to wake up and an alarm to go to sleep.
- Disengage: Zero notifications from apps and phones at night.
- Develop a morning routine that works on weekends, too.
- Track your habits to better understand yourself.
Source: Kevan Lee. “The Morning Routines of the Most Successful People”. Fast Company, July 21, 2014
Adjusted for pheromoniacs out there: somewhere between bullet point 3 and 4 is probably “Apply a pheromone mix that supports your goals for the day”
And. About “Tracking your habits to better understand yourself.” Note:
The best way to watch the trajectory of one’s life & pheromone success over time, vis a vis their effects with confidence and assertiveness, is to start or trail pheromone userjournals.
For instance:
35 year old working husband from Washington DC area. Figures out his dosage and patterns over the course of 8 months reporting. Golden reference.
20 year old college student figuring out his attraction mixes and dosing. Maturing as he goes along. 8 months journey in one thread. (This thread contains some obsolete products like IFM. Ignore those posts.)
You want a good longitudinal look at phero usage? Check this one. It’s been perpetuating since 2007.
Lastly, I’ll leave you with one of my favorites. Middle age, Midwest (North-MN) user tracking business and casual mixes alike since Dec 2012.