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Speaker Myron argues that success (and failure) operates automatically from subconscious "operating system" programming rather than by conscious "trying." He uses a computer OS analogy: you cannot run new success "software" on a failure OS. Practical steps to change outcomes are to (1) recognize the operating system you run, (2) remove the old (failure) programming, and (3) replace it with success-oriented programming. He recommends modeling successful people’s belief systems (belief about the thing + belief about self), warns against preset limiting beliefs (money thermostat), and gives examples and presuppositions (e.g., avoid labeling new endeavors as “hard”). The talk mixes anecdote, scripture references, and prescriptive coaching points.

Questions this video answers

July 31, 2024.

Myron.

Recognize the operating system, remove it, replace it.

$40,000 per hour.

$1.1 million (he says "we only did, like, 1.1 million last week").

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