Myron Golden explores how societal programming traps people in poverty, comparing the subconscious mind to a computer's operating system. He explains the need to uninstall failure programming and install success software, discusses cultural influences, and challenges perceptions linking wealth to evil, encouraging listeners to rewire their mindset for empowerment.
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All of the results, like 90% of the results in your life are produced by your automatic mind. Which means you're not even aware of it. It's running below the surface. It's happening automatically and you don't even see it.
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People will never behave consistently in a way that's inconsistent with their programming.
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It takes a long time for most people to uninstall their failure operating system and install a Success operating system. That's why you have to stay plugged into information and content that is reprogramming you.
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Resistance to unfamiliar truth, and reprogramming analogy.
You're about to discover the poverty programming that's kept you stuck like Chuck in a pickup truck. Make sure you watch this entire video. You know what's really interesting? People will never behave consistently in a way that's inconsistent with their programming. I I I said that too fast. People will never behave consistently in a way that's inconsistent with their programming. In fact, your programming runs on your subconscious mind. So let's let's pretend for a minute that your mind is a supercomputer.
Get it? Let's pretend.
Okay. So let's pretend for a minute that your mind is a supercomputer and you've got your subconscious mind and you've got your conscious mind.
You're in a computer, you have to have an operating system. What is an operating system? An operating system is the main software of a computer that tells that computer what other software programs it can and cannot run. The problem with our supercomputer of our mind is, most of us, we did not choose our operating system. The cultural hypnotic societal mechanism chose that for us.
And the cultural hypnotic societal mechanism, which includes the schools we went to, the churches we've gone to, our parents, our neighbors, our siblings, our friends, our co workers, our bosses, our employees, the media, the government, all of it has programmed us with what I call a failure operating system. And if you put a failure program in a computer with a failure operating system, it can run that program.
But guess what? If you put success software in a computer that's programmed with a failure operating system, all you're going to get is an error message. By the way, that's why that's why so many people, when they hear some truth about wealth, they have to resist it because their subconscious programming won't allow allow them to run that program. And so so success and failure both operate on from the sub are produced from the subconscious mind or what I like to call the automatic automatic mind.
I like to call our subconscious our automatic mind and our conscious mind our manual mind. All of the results, like 90% of the results in your life are produced by your automatic mind. Which means you're not even aware of it. It's running below the surface. It's happening automatically and you don't even see it.
But here's what's interesting. Other people who are not programmed like you can see your programming. How many are picking up what I'm putting down? And see what happens is what happens is when we hear some truth that's unfamiliar to us, the first thing we do is we resist it because well, that can't be true because that doesn't go along with my paradigm. Because people will never behave consistently in a way that's inconsistent with their programming.
But here's what's interesting. I don't know if y'all can remember back in the eighties, late eighties, when you get you'd have, like, the 8086 computer and the 808 eights, and you had the floppy drives, and, like, and, like, they came out with a new software system for the computer, came out with a new, a new, operating system.
You had to uninstall the old operating system, which usually took a couple hours, and then you had to keep putting these floppy disks in and taking one out and putting 1 in, taking one out and putting 1 in, and it took a long time to reprogram the so the the operating system of that computer.
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Obsolete systems required effort to replace with improvement.
Does anybody remember those days? Okay.
Good. A couple of us are old enough to remember those days. Okay. And so what happened is is they'd make new software, but the new software wouldn't run on the old operating system. Right? And so you had to like, you had to pick a day where, okay, I'm gonna have to uninstall this operating system and then I'm gonna have to set an alarm to wake up in the middle of the night and keep on putting these disks in so I could use my computer tomorrow.
Well, the same way it it take took a long time back then to uninstall an operating system and reinstall a new one, it takes a long time for most people to uninstall their failure operating system and install a Success operating system. That's why you have to stay plugged into information and content that is reprogramming you because eventually here's what's gonna happen. I promise you, you see somebody how many of y'all noticed that when you see somebody who's really, really good at something, they're really, really good, they make something so complex look effortless?
Like, Michael Jordan was so much better than everybody else when he was in the NBA.
When he played basketball, he made it look effortless. Tiger Woods made making birdies and eagles look like he was playing with a child's toy. Why? Because they had a totally different operating system going. But see, operating systems don't just affect us in sports. They affect us in every aspect of our lives. They affect us in our finances. They affect us in our businesses. And what happens is we resist because it's uncomfortable to uninstall that old programming.
You know why it's uncomfortable? Because grandmama gave it to me. It's uncomfortable because mama gave it to me, because daddy gave it to me, because my uncle my uncle Sam gave it to me, and my my my aunt Susie gave it to me. And so I don't wanna take it out. My favorite teacher gave to me and my pastor gave it to me and the deacon gave it to me. And and we have all of this programming that's not serving us and not giving us the ability to serve anybody else.
But guess what? Did you ever notice that people who are failing, like, miserably, they make that look effortless. No. I'm not not I'm not trying to be funny.
They're not saying I'm just gonna wake up and mess up my life today. It's just all the moves they do that day just mess up the whole day. Why? It's their programming. And now watch this. This poverty programming like, you have been programmed to be broke. The cultural, the cultural, hypnotic, societal mechanism has programmed you to be sick, broke, misinformed, and fearful.
And guess what? As long as you are running this program, you're going to be sick, broke, misinformed and fearful, either one of those things or all of those things. Why do why does the cultural hypnotic societal mechanism want a sick, broke, misinformed and fearful? Because people who are sick, broke, misinformed, and fearful are easier to control than people who are healthy, wealthy, well informed, and courageous.
And so what we have to do is we have to recognize the program. But But see, we have to recognize where it comes from. Do you understand? Every time the politicians lie to you and tell you they're going to end income inequality, how do you know they're lying? Because they can't end in income inequality because income doesn't exist in a vacuum. It's a result of something. What's it the result of? It's a result of value that's created for somebody other than you.
So until you eliminate value creation inequality, you can't eliminate income inequality. They're lying. The government wants you to think that businesses that are successful are successful because the owners of those businesses are evil, but the reality is the the promoter of that message is the one that's evil.
Now there are some businesses that are evil. I'm not saying there are no businesses or evil. There are some businesses that where the owners have evil intention, but that's not generally the nature of business. The media. The movies. Like so I don't I don't I'm I'm not crazy about movies, but the movies that I hate the most, superhero movies. I can't stand them. They're so terrible.
They have programmed so many people to be broke. Say, what do you mean? Like, you never even thought about that before. Right? See, they're they started programming you when you were a little kid. Anybody remember this guy named, Superman. Right? Superman. You remember who he was. Right? He was an adopted poor little orphan from another planet. Who was his who was his arch enemy? Lex Luther.
Lex Luther. What was he? Multi millionaire. Subconsciously, they don't they don't have See see, do you understand that every time a story is being told, it's being told on two levels? There's the covert story, that's the part that talks to your head. It's only there to distract you and the overt story, that's the part that talks to your heart. It's there to program you. Oh, let Okay. What about Spiderman? Oh, another little poor little orphan raised by his aunt and uncle.
Oh, who's his archenemy? Oh, that's right.
The Green Goblin. He wasn't a multimillionaire. He was a multimillionaire. They're always associating wealth with evil. And I know what you're thinking. See, I already know what you're thinking because I'm a mind reader. You're thinking, but Batman was rich? How many y'all were thinking that? See? I knew it. I knew you were thinking.
I knew see, you you got you gotta get up early in the morning. You're gonna catch me on that one. You're right. Batman was rich, but he's the only super he's the only superhero with no superpowers.
Now which one would you rather do, have a cool car or just fly? Okay. I'm I'm I'm not I I can't even go there yet. That that's that's a I can't go there yet, but I will. I will.
I will. I'll touch on it since you brought it up. Okay. Just be ready. Okay. So so I know the other thing you're thinking, yeah. But but but Iron Man is rich. I was I don't you I'm reading your mind.
I already told you. But watch this. Iron man is a narcissistic jerk who takes advantage and walks of everybody and walks on everybody. So if they make a superhero that's rich, they always giving me give them an undesirable character trait. What about the Black Panther? See, here's what the enemy did with the Black Panther. Black people, we felt so disenfranchised that, unfortunately, far too many of us, just because something's black, we wanna go with it.
See, here's the problem I have with Black Panther. They were literally in the movie teaching ancestor worship.
Ancestor worship? What am I gonna worship my dead ancestors for? God's the one that made them. I think I'm gonna worship him. Black Panther was cool. He was rich. He was cool. He was smart. He could fight. He did all that.
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Our primary identity is being redeemed.
But they had to throw that answer because the enemy is always trying to trip us up, and he'll use whatever method necessary, whatever method possible. See, I'm gonna tell you something while while I'm on this subject. Our primary identifying factor should not be our color, it should not be our gender, it should not be our educational level, it should not be the amount of money that we have, it should not be an association that we're a part of, it should not be our fraternity, It should not be our neighborhood.
It should not be our country club. Our primary identifying factor of our lives should be the fact that we are redeemed by the blood of the lamb. And if that's not first, you got the wrong thing in 1st place.
I am not black first. By the way, Martin Luther King dreamed of a day when a man would no longer be judged by the color of his skin, but by the content of his character.
And now we want to be judged. We just judge wanna judge things by the color of his skin. Do you understand every time you go along with something that's As a black person, every time we go along something with something that's black and whack, we're just doing what the oppressors of our ancestors we're agreeing with the oppressors of our ancestors. The most important thing about us is the color of our skin.
No. It's not. I I I personally like being a brother. You know what I'm saying? I like my brother's swag.
You know what I'm saying? I like it. But guess what? But guess what? If I was white, I would enjoy that just as much. Because watch this. I am made exactly the way God desired me to be and I'm not in competition with anybody. So I can celebrate you and it don't take anything from me and I can celebrate me and it don't take anything from you. If you think me celebrating me takes something from you, I'm not the one with the problem.
And if I think that you celebrating you taking something from me, I'm the one with the problem. James, the brother of the Lord, he wrote a book in the New Testament called James.
His name was really Yaakov, which is Jacob, but King James, and they changed it to James, and it's not James. It's Yaakov. But, anyway, James, the brother of Jesus, here's what he said. He didn't say James, the brother of the Lord. He didn't say James, the senior pastor at the church at Jerusalem. He didn't say reverend James, the senior pastor at the church at Jerusalem. Here's what he said. James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ.
11:03
Half-brother's identity, media influence, fear of business.
That was his primary identifying factor. If it's good enough for the half brother of the Lord who's a senior pastor at the church in Jerusalem, it's good enough for me for it to be my primary identifying factor. You have been we have been programmed by the government, by the media. Do you realize that Hollywood started waging war on business in the 19 seventies? We didn't even see it. By the time the average American turns 18 years of age, they've seen 10,000 people murdered on television and movies by business people and entrepreneurs.
They've seen more people murdered on television by entrepreneurs and business people than even more than even career criminals. No wonder people don't wanna be go go into business. All they wanna do is save the planet.
They've been programmed. But but but let me say this. You weren't born with any ideas. All of the beliefs you have, somebody you got them from somewhere, so you might wanna check the source before you start running a 100 miles an hour in the wrong direction and end up off a cliff somewhere. So here's here's what we gotta do. We gotta understand that the results that my life are producing, my life is producing those results automatically.
And so, if I want to produce some different results, I have to reprogram my automatic mind. I have to be intentional and I have to be aware.
I have to be I have to I have to be aware of the fact, like, where is this coming from? I know from Genesis chapter 1, there are 4 levels of value. There's The lowest level is implementation, Use your muscles I'm not gonna do it that way. Use your muscles over time. That's the resource you use to make money. This is why you're broke. What do I mean by that? Wealth is a spiritual result. Wow. Wealth is a spiritual result.
Wealth is spiritual. It is not physical in its nature. It is spiritual in its nature. It's spiritual in its nature because money that you have can be in more than one place at a time. Only spiritual things can be in more than one place at a time. The thing that gives money its value, there's nothing backing the money. There's nothing backing this money I have in my pocket. The thing that makes it valuable is the message that it carries.
A $100 bill is more valuable than a penny, even though the material the penny is made out of is worth more than the material the $100 bill is made out of. So if money were material, a penny would be worth more than a $100 bill. A $100 bill is worth 10,000 times more. Why? Because on a penny, it says 1¢, which means 1 percent of $1. On a $100 bill, it says $100, which means 100 times $1.
So the message that it carries is the thing that makes it valuable. But watch this, the other reason it's valuable is because we believe it's valuable. So the two things that make money valuable are the message that it carries and the and the, faith that it creates.
Language is spiritual and faith is spiritual. Wealth is a spiritual outcome. But muscles are a physical resource. Time is a limited resource. We're multiplying a physical resource times a limited resource and we're attempting to produce an unlimited spiritual result. No wonder you're broke. 2nd level, unification. Unification is second level of value.
On that level, we use our management skills to make money. We're not broke. You might make anywhere from 40,000 to $250,000 a year, but if if a company is paying you $250,000 a year, here's what they want you to know. They want you to know they know they own you. They don't care nothing about your child's recital, your grandfather on this deathbed, your nothing. Right? What's the next level? Above that dotted line is where wealth begins to create it.
This is communication. It's the 2nd highest level of value.
The highest level of value is imagination. Most like here, your your your your income on the communication level is gonna be somewhere between a 100 k a year if you sell cars, and it might be a 100,000,000 a year if you're an a list actor or an a list singer, or maybe you write songs or maybe you write movies. 100,000,000 a year. These are communication. Imagination, these are the people who come up with the best idea.
Or this the resource you use here is your mouth. You gotta have a mouth. You gotta learn how to use it.
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Qualify, progress, use imagination and value education.
Pretty much everybody here qualifies for the first part. Now you gotta start working on the second part. And then your mind, the resources you use up here are your for imagination are your mind and your money to make money. When you do that, this will take your life to a whole another level. But you've been programmed you've been programmed to stay down here or to work real hard to get a degree so you can move up here, and this, you don't even value it.
Do you realize, and I'm gonna end with this, in business school in business school, they don't even teach you how to sell. You go to school for 8 7 6 or 8 years to learn how to be a lawyer. They teach you how to practice all this law.
They don't teach you how to get any clients to practice law for. You go to school for 8 to 20 years to learn how to be a doctor and they teach you how to work on the human body. They don't teach you how to get any human bodies to work on. We've been programmed to be broke and poverty programming is costing you a fortune. That's why I always say if you're broke, if you make less than $50,000 a month, you can't afford to be watching television.
You need to be using that time to read some books to learn a new skill. You wanna but don't you wanna see them? I don't wanna see them. I wanna be them.
I want somebody watching me live my life on TV. Okay. I'm doing so that's how people are programmed to be broke for the rest of their life. Don't let the cultural hypnotic societal mechanism program you to be broke because your family deserves better than that. God bless you. Like, like, subscribe, share, all the rest of that YouTube y stuff that y'all do. And we gotta I gotta go. Peace out, Cub Scouts.
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1️⃣ One Sentence Summary
Poverty programming keeps you broke; reprogram your mind for success.
🔑 Key Themes
Poverty programming from society and media
Success requires reprogramming subconscious mind
Wealth inequality stems from value creation
Media portrays wealth negatively in entertainment
Primary identity should be spiritual, not physical
Wealth is a spiritual outcome, not physical
Education often lacks essential business skills
💬 Keywords
Poverty programming
Subconscious mind
Conscious mind
Operating system
Cultural hypnotic societal mechanism
Success software
Failure operating system
Automatic mind
Manual mind
Income inequality
Value creation
Superhero movies
Wealth and evil association
Black Panther movie
Ancestor worship
Primary identifying factor
Color of skin
Content of character
James, the brother of Jesus
Hollywood's war on business
Entrepreneurs and murder portrayal
Beliefs and programming
Levels of value
Wealth as a spiritual result
Money and faith
Language and spirituality
Implementation level
Unification level
Communication level
Imagination level
📚 Timestamped overview
00:00 Resistance to unfamiliar truth, and reprogramming analogy.
03:02 Obsolete systems required effort to replace with improvement.
09:03 Our primary identity is being redeemed.
11:03 Half-brother's identity, media influence, fear of business.
14:43 Qualify, progress, use imagination and value education.
❇️ Key topics and bullets
Poverty Programming
People behave consistently with their programming
Programming runs on the subconscious mind
Cultural hypnotic societal mechanism programs people with a failure operating system
Success and Failure
Success and failure are produced from the subconscious or automatic mind
90% of life results are produced by the automatic mind
Resisting unfamiliar truths due to existing paradigms
Uninstalling and Installing Operating Systems
Analogy of updating computer operating systems in the 1980s
Uninstalling the failure operating system and installing a success operating system takes time
Staying plugged into content that reprograms the mind
Effortless Mastery and Programming
People who are highly skilled make complex tasks look effortless
Operating systems affect various aspects of life, including finances and business
Discomfort in uninstalling old programming due to emotional attachments
Poverty Programming by the Cultural Hypnotic Societal Mechanism
People are programmed to be sick, broke, misinformed, and fearful
Easier to control people who are sick, broke, misinformed, and fearful
Recognizing the source of the programming
Income Inequality and Value Creation
Politicians lying about ending income inequality
Income inequality cannot be eliminated without eliminating value creation inequality
Successful businesses portrayed as evil by the media and government
Superhero Movies and Wealth Programming
Superhero movies associating wealth with evil (e.g., Superman, Spiderman)
Batman being the only wealthy superhero without superpowers
Iron Man portrayed as a narcissistic jerk
Black Panther and the inclusion of ancestor worship
Primary Identifying Factors
Importance of being redeemed by the blood of the lamb as the primary identifying factor
Celebrating oneself and others without competition
James, the brother of Jesus, identifying himself as a servant of God
Hollywood's War on Business
Portrayal of business people and entrepreneurs as murderers in television and movies
Programming people to avoid business and focus on saving the planet
Reprogramming the Automatic Mind
Being intentional and aware of the source of beliefs
Understanding the four levels of value from Genesis chapter 1
Wealth as a Spiritual Result
Wealth is spiritual in nature, not physical
Money's value comes from the message it carries and the faith it creates
Attempting to produce an unlimited spiritual result using limited physical resources
Levels of Value
Implementation (using muscles and time)
Unification (using management skills)
Communication (using the mouth)
Imagination (using the mind and money)
Lack of Practical Skills Taught in Education
Business schools not teaching how to sell
Law schools not teaching how to get clients
Medical schools not teaching how to get patients
Overcoming Poverty Programming
Avoiding television and using time to read books and learn new skills
Striving to be the person others watch on TV
Anatomy of Good Content
The transcript is from a video by Myron Golden, who seems to be an established content creator. The structure of the content is well-organized and engaging, making it effective in conveying its message. Here are some elements that make it good:
Strong opening: Myron starts with a bold statement about poverty programming, which immediately captures the audience's attention and sets the tone for the rest of the video.
Analogies and metaphors: He uses the analogy of a supercomputer and its operating system to explain how people's minds work, making the concept easier to understand.
Personal anecdotes: Myron shares his own experiences and observations, which helps the audience relate to the content and makes it more credible.
Addressing the audience: Throughout the video, Myron directly addresses the audience, asking questions and anticipating their thoughts, which keeps them engaged and makes them feel involved in the discussion.
Examples from popular culture: He uses examples from popular movies and superheroes to illustrate his points, making the content more relatable and interesting for the audience.
Thought-provoking ideas: Myron challenges common beliefs and encourages the audience to question their programming, which can lead to personal growth and change.
Structured arguments: He presents his ideas in a logical sequence, building upon each point to create a coherent argument.
Call to action: At the end of the video, Myron encourages the audience to take action by reading books and learning new skills, which gives them a clear next step to improve their lives.
Overall, the content is well-structured, engaging, and thought-provoking, which makes it effective in delivering its message and inspiring the audience to make positive changes in their lives.
How to Create Content Like This
Here are some key takeaways that other creators can learn from this recording to achieve similar success:
Deliver a strong, thought-provoking message: Myron presents a compelling perspective on how society and media programs people for poverty. His arguments make the audience question their beliefs and assumptions. Creators should strive to present fresh, impactful ideas.
Use relatable examples and analogies: Myron uses accessible examples like old computers, superheroes, and business degrees to illustrate his points. This helps the audience understand and connect with the message. Creators should incorporate examples their audience can relate to.
Speak with passion and conviction: Myron's energetic delivery conveys how much he believes in his message. His animated, conversational style holds the audience's attention. Creators need to show authentic passion for their topic.
Be willing to go against the grain: Myron challenges many mainstream narratives and isn't afraid to present controversial opinions. Having the boldness to go against popular beliefs can make a creator's content stand out as unique.
Provide practical insights: Beyond just presenting ideas, Myron offers the audience an actionable framework - the four levels of value creation. Equipping listeners with practical models and advice makes a creator's content more valuable and shareworthy.
Leave the audience wanting more: Myron wraps up by encouraging the audience to keep learning and leveling up their lives. Motivating viewers to seek more knowledge can drive them to continue engaging with a creator's content. Always inspire further growth.
The key is presenting impactful, against-the-grain ideas with passion, relatability, and practicality. This combination is fuel for virality when a creator's message resonates.