There’s More Than Enough For Everyone To Have More Than Enough
Myron Golden
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THE INFINITE ABUNDANCE PRINCIPLE | There’s More Than Enough For Everyone To Have More Than Enough Learn more about Garrett Gunderson: Website: https://garrettgunderson.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garrettbgunderson?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Most people believe abundance is limited—that if someone else wins, they must lose. But that mindset is exactly what keeps people stuck in scarcity. In this powerful message, Myron Golden breaks down the infinite abundance principle and reveals why lack is not the result of limited resources, but limited understanding. When you see the world through the lens of abundance, competition disappears and opportunity expands. This teaching challenges the scarcity narratives that shape how people think about money, success, and provision. You’ll learn: Why abundance is a principle, not a personality trait How scarcity thinking limits opportunity and growth Why value creation unlocks unlimited provision The difference between competition and contribution How generosity and abundance are directly connected The biblical foundation for overflow and multiplication Why there is more than enough for everyon
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In short
Myron Golden sits down with financial author Garrett Gunderson to argue that lack comes from limited understanding, not limited resources. They take apart conventional financial planning — accumulation, budgeting, retirement plans, Wall Street fees — and lay out an alternative built on cash flow, investing in your own skill set, and turning expenses into profit centers. Includes concrete tax structures (charitable remainder trusts, Section 1202 C-corps) and Myron's story of creating a $200,000 offer to pay for private jet travel.
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Key points
- 01
The economy is a garden, not a bakery
Myron's framing: in a bakery consumption creates lack, but in a garden consumption exposes the seed, so there is no finite economic pie.
- 02
Net worth is the wrong scoreboard
Garrett argues nobody knows your net worth and you can't buy anything with it — the income statement and cash flow are what matter, plus your human life value.
- 03
Productive expenses have no budget
Billionaires ask what allows this to grow rather than what's the budget, because nobody shrinks their way to wealth.
- 04
Turn every expense into a profit center
Myron's building cost $625,000 with a $6,000 monthly mortgage while the YouTube channels filmed in it pay $50,000 to $75,000 a month; the $128,000 golf simulator is becoming a golf channel.
- 05
The four I's that drain wealth
IRS, interest, investments and insurance are where money leaks — a 1% fee can put you 22% behind an index fund over 20 years, and a 2% fee puts you 54% behind.
- 06
The lie you never say out loud
Garrett says the gap between the story in your head and the story you tell others is where the trap lives, and speaking it to one person you trust lightens it.
Lines worth keeping
“There's more than enough for everybody to have more than enough and there'd still be more than enough left over.”
The core principle the whole conversation is built on.
“We are indoctrinated to accumulate while institutions accelerate. When they say it takes money to make money, it doesn't take their money to make money. It takes your money for them to make money.”
Garrett's sharpest reframe of how the financial industry actually works.
“The only thing they lacked was in the middle of the garden. Which means in order to even get to it, she had to walk past and ignore all of the abundance she had.”
Myron's scriptural case that focusing on lack is the original temptation.
“If you design a game worth playing, you've already won.”
The premise of Money Unmasked and the antidote to both forms of scarcity.
“If you love people and use money, that's the formula. If you use people and love money as your priority, that's out of whack.”
The unmasking idea at the heart of Garrett's newest book.
What to do next
- 1
Fund your own skill set before you put money into the stock market.
Investing elsewhere first is telling yourself you don't trust yourself, and knowledge is what actually mitigates risk.
- 2
Look at every liability and ask how to connect it to an asset that produces income.
You don't get assets without liabilities, and productive expenses are the ones worth keeping.
- 3
Make a buying decision that is well outside your current spending comfort zone, then create an offer to pay for it.
Myron says the decision itself unlocked the creativity that produced the offer that funded his private flights.
- 4
Say the money story you've never spoken out loud to one person you trust.
The disconnection between the private story and the public one is where the trap exists, and speaking it lightens it.
- 5
Ask yourself what you would do with a billion dollars.
The answer reveals whether you're in the consumer condition or the producer paradigm.
Mentioned in this video
- PersonGarrett GundersonBest-selling personal finance author and Myron's own financial advisor, in studio for the conversation.
- BookKilling Sacred CowsGarrett's first book, whose opening chapter 'The Finite Pie' takes on the scarcity myth; it was written with a ghost writer.
- BookWhat Would the Rockefellers DoGarrett's book that financial professionals can license and put their own name and links inside.
- BookMoney UnmaskedGarrett's newest book, which took seven years and covers the two forms of scarcity — playing not to lose and playing to win.
- PersonThomas MalthusThe philosopher Garrett cites as believing scarcity would cause us to run out of food, a prediction that failed.
- ScriptureParable of the TalentsGarrett notes the servant who buries the money is the slothful one, yet people are taught to set it and forget it.
- ReferenceSection 1202Tax rule that can allow a C-corporation owner to sell up to $15 million tax-free per partner after five years.
- BookTrash Man to Cash ManMyron's book, where he wrote that the primary purpose of money in the mind of a wealthy person is to turn it into more money.
This video answers
- ?Why is wealth not a fixed pie that one person's gain takes from another?
- ?What's wrong with the standard advice to save, budget and fund a retirement plan?
- ?How do you turn a large expense like a building or a golf simulator into a profit center?
- ?What tax structures do wealthy people use when selling a building or a business?
- ?Why does focusing on scarcity actually destroy wealth rather than protect it?
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- YouTube Shorts2:48–3:33 · 45s
“Scarcity can't exist without abundance. Abundance doesn't need scarcity.”
A crisp, quotable mindset reframe with a repeatable line that needs zero context.
There's more than enough for everybody to have more than enough, and more left over.
- Instagram Reels6:20–7:05 · 45s
“God didn't put Adam and Eve in a bakery. He put them in a garden.”
A vivid, original metaphor that lands a full economic argument in under a minute.
In a bakery, consumption creates lack. In a garden, consumption creates reproduction.
- TikTok7:52–8:25 · 33s
“I turned a $60,000 private jet bill into a $14 million offer.”
A specific-number personal story with a clean payoff line that works as a standalone hook.
While everyone else paid to fly commercial, I got paid to fly private.