Who And What To Model To Make Millions
Myron Golden
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MODELING FOR MILLIONS | Who And What To Model To Make Millions You don't have to figure everything out from scratch. Many of the biggest breakthroughs in business and life come from finding people who have already achieved the results you want and learning how to model the principles, strategies, and behaviors that produced those results. In this powerful message, Myron Golden reveals who and what you should model if you want to create extraordinary success and build wealth. Instead of wasting years repeating mistakes, you can accelerate your progress by studying proven paths and applying the lessons that work. The core idea is simple but powerful: If you want different results, find someone who already has the results you want and model what they do. You'll learn: Why modeling successful people can dramatically shorten your learning curve Who you should—and shouldn't—model in business and life How to identify the principles behind someone else's success The difference between copying someone and intelligently modeling them What successful entrepreneurs do differently that you can apply to your own journey Why choosing the right examples can determine your future results Bibl
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In short
A behind-the-scenes Q&A at MG Media Studios where Myron Golden explains the fastest shortcut to results: find someone already achieving what you want and model their beliefs, mental syntax and physiology. He uses a golf lesson from long-drive champion Phyllis Meti to show how one expert tweak can undo decades of wrong repetition, then walks through the four levels of teaching (tactics, strategy, principles, essence), why operating from essence means you have no competition, and how Genesis 1 is a pattern for automation and delegation.
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Key points
- 01
Model beliefs, syntax and physiology
The ultimate shortcut is to find someone achieving what you want and interview them about three things: what they believe, the order they fire off messages in their brain, and how they carry themselves.
- 02
One expert fix beat decades of practice
Five-time world long drive champion Phyllis Meti corrected Myron's swing in an afternoon based on his wingspan, fixing something tens of thousands of reps had built wrong.
- 03
Deprogram before you reprogram
It doesn't take 10,000 reps to override 10,000 reps; you just need enough correct iterations to rewrite the subconscious script that is actually producing all your results.
- 04
Measure time in experiences, not years
Most people don't have 40 years of experience, they have one year repeated 40 times, so judge life by the number of experiences you pack into the years.
- 05
Four levels: tactics to essence
Tactics say what to do, strategy says when and why, principles are God's automation, and essence is operating from identity, integrity and good intention.
- 06
Hire out what you hate and stink at
Find what you spend the most time on that you're not good at and don't like, then pay someone one day a week to do it and reclaim the mental bandwidth.
Lines worth keeping
“We will never behave consistently in a way that's inconsistent with our programming.”
Sums up why knowing the right tactic isn't enough to change results.
“Most people think, 'Well, I've got 40 years of experience being a forklift driver.' No, you don't. You have 2 weeks of experience repeated over 40 years.”
Reframes what experience actually means and why repetition isn't growth.
“God has no competition because he is who he is and he knows who he is.”
The core of his answer on why essence removes competition from your life.
“When you're operating from essence, you will be misunderstood. Some people will think you're arrogant because your signal is their noise.”
Prepares people for the social cost of operating from identity.
“It's easier for us to be attached to the past than it is to be attached to the future, because the past is familiar and the future's unknown.”
His answer to anyone hesitating to transition to a new audience or business model.
What to do next
- 1
Find someone with the result you want and interview them about their beliefs, mental syntax and physiology.
Those three things are what actually produce their outcome, not just the surface tactics.
- 2
Do the corrected behavior enough times to override the old script rather than assuming you need 10,000 reps.
Reprogramming requires deprogramming, but overriding takes far fewer iterations than building the habit did.
- 3
Study principles, not just tactics and strategies.
Principles are God's automation, so if you study them long enough you will discover the tactics and strategies on your own.
- 4
List the tasks you spend the most time on that you're not good at and don't enjoy, then hire someone one day a week to do them.
You can't afford not to hire people, because that time and mental bandwidth is where your creativity lives.
- 5
Build automation and delegation into your work before you get overwhelmed.
Genesis 1 shows God set up automation and delegation among the first things he did during the most productive week in history.
Mentioned in this video
- PersonMaurice Allen2018 World Long Drive champion who invited Myron to play golf and is the only golfer to drive a ball across Niagara Falls.
- PersonPhyllis MetiFive-time World Long Drive champion from New Zealand whose wingspan-based swing advice transformed Myron's ball striking in one afternoon.
- EventMake More Offers ChallengeMyron's monthly challenge that he says he won't run forever and may automate, license or certify others to teach.
- ReferenceKing Solomon's CourtA program Myron says he will keep running for the foreseeable future along with his VIP days.
- PersonRussell BrunsonNamed as someone Myron does not try to imitate when he speaks at seminars.
- PersonTony RobbinsNamed alongside Russell Brunson as someone Myron doesn't attempt to be on stage.
- ScriptureGenesis 1Myron uses creation week as the pattern for productivity, showing intention, disruption, inspiration, light, distinction, delegation and automation.
- ReferenceOffer Mastery BootcampA program he says he is unlikely to continue running as he moves to a new who.
This video answers
- ?How do I make sure I'm running the right processes in my mind?
- ?Why does operating from the level of essence mean you never have competition again?
- ?What are the four levels of teaching and learning, and why do tactics alone fail?
- ?How do I know when it's time to transition to a new audience or business model?
- ?How do we stay sane as a married couple with young kids heading into a busy season?
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- YouTube Shorts5:36–6:32 · 56s
“A five-time world champion fixed 34 years of golf in one afternoon”
A concrete, surprising story about mastery collapsing decades of struggle into one session, with a clean payoff line.
Tens of thousands of reps fixed in one afternoon by someone with real mastery.
- LinkedIn9:31–10:31 · 60s
“You don't have 40 years of experience. You have two weeks, repeated.”
A blunt, quotable reframe about time and experience that lands a complete argument in under a minute.
Most people have one year of experience repeated across decades. Measure experiences, not years.
- Instagram Reels27:20–28:10 · 50s
“People think they can't afford to hire help. You can't afford not to.”
Specific dollar math and an immediately actionable rule make this travel without any setup.
Find what you spend the most time on, hate, and aren't good at. Then hire it out.