Get Really Rich Really Fast Playing Mind Games On Yourself
Myron Golden
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MILLIONAIRE MIND GAMES | Get Really Rich Really Fast Playing Mind Games On Yourself Getting rich isn't just about what you do with your money. It's also about what you tell yourself about money, success, and what's possible for you. In this powerful message, Myron Golden reveals how to use your own mind to develop the beliefs, habits, and behaviors that can move you toward wealth. Instead of allowing limiting beliefs and negative patterns to control your financial future, you can intentionally train your mind to think and act like someone who creates wealth. The core idea is simple but powerful: Your financial results can change when you change the way you think, believe, and behave around money. You'll learn: Why your beliefs about money can limit your financial results How to recognize the mental patterns that keep you from creating wealth Why your self-talk can influence your financial decisions How to intentionally condition your mind for greater financial success The difference between wishing for wealth and developing wealth-producing behaviors Why changing your internal programming can change your external results Biblical principles behind renewing your mind, wisdom, s
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In short
Myron Golden argues that wealth starts as a mental program, and that rich people win by deliberately designing the mind games they play on themselves instead of running programs installed by someone else. He walks through five prerequisites for getting in the game, six phases of transformation (awareness, intention, decision, discipline, recognition, celebration), the four levels of value, and a six-point scoreboard for checking whether you're winning. Along the way he uses his own books, cars and income numbers as worked examples of the beliefs behind them.
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Key points
- 01
Your life is a 3D printout
Everything you own, from your house to your health, is the physical output of a program running in your mind, and most people never chose that program themselves.
- 02
Five prerequisites to win
Wealth begins in the mind not the money, anyone can play, you can't win if you're not in, you must learn the rules, and you must master yourself rather than the game.
- 03
Desire over need and want
Both 'need' and 'want' carry a double meaning of lack, so Myron refuses to use them and reframes wealth as turning what you have into what you desire.
- 04
Six phases of transformation
Awareness, intention, decision, discipline, recognition and celebration, with the last two locking the transformation in place.
- 05
Four levels of value
Imagination and communication create wealth; unification (management) and implementation (labour) cap you between minimum wage and about $250,000 a year.
- 06
The winning scoreboard
You know you're winning when you are purposeful, passionate, productive, profitable, peaceful and powerful.
Lines worth keeping
“If you don't realize that you are playing a game, I promise you, you are being played by the game.”
The core premise of the whole talk in one line.
“You were programmed before you knew that you could be programmed.”
Explains why limiting beliefs feel like truth rather than installed software.
“You don't believe it because it's true. You just think it's true because you believe it.”
His test for exposing a stronghold built around a lie.
“Somebody's going to trick me. Might as well be me. At least I have my best interest in mind.”
Sums up the case for designing your own mind games deliberately.
“It's easier to make a million dollars a month than it is to make a million dollars a year.”
The belief he says he installed in 1999 that changed his income trajectory.
What to do next
- 1
Stop saying 'I want' and 'I need' and say 'I desire' instead.
Both want and need double as words for lack, and your subconscious has no dictionary to tell which meaning you intend.
- 2
Run every transformation through all six phases, including recognition and celebration.
Recognising how far you've come and celebrating it is what locks the new level in.
- 3
Treat disruption after a decision as confirmation, not a warning.
Disruption always follows intention and is often a sign you're going in the right direction.
- 4
Shift 80 percent of your working time to imagination and communication.
All the wealth is created above the line; muscles over time is zero leverage.
- 5
Delegate anything in your business that someone else could do.
You should only be doing the things that only you can do, so you're free to think about what you're supposed to be thinking about.
Mentioned in this video
- BookThe Almanac of Naval RavikantHe calls it a really good book but disagrees with the claim that all suffering is the result of desire.
- BookEconomic Redemption by Bishop Wayne MalcolmOne of the best books he's ever read; its definition of wealth as turning what you have into what you need sparked his own revised definition.
- PersonAbraham LincolnQuoted as saying 'I will prepare myself and perhaps my time will come,' which Myron then extends with his reveal-versus-expose idea.
- BookFrom the Trash Man to the Cash ManHis book written 20 years ago that he says still makes him thousands of dollars every week.
- BookBoss MovesWritten five years ago, sold at bossmovesbook.com rather than Amazon, and one reader reported making $500,000 in two months.
- ScriptureExodusHe uses Israel's resistance to leaving bondage and entering the promised land to show how an 11-day journey became 40 years.
- EventBaker Mayfield FoundationAt a Topgolf fundraiser, a seller named Sarah livestreamed on Whatnot for three hours and raised $60,000 selling football cards.
- PersonJoe RoganCited as content plus YouTube's code producing a $100 million podcast deal.
This video answers
- ?Why do my beliefs about money feel true even when they hold me back?
- ?What are the practical stages of changing yourself, not just deciding to change?
- ?Why do some people earn hundreds of times more without working harder?
- ?How can I tell whether I'm actually winning financially, beyond the bank balance?
- ?Should I keep pushing when things get hard right after I commit to something?
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- YouTube Shorts6:51–7:34 · 43s
“A stronghold is a wall you build around a lie”
A tight, quotable reframe that flips how people think about their own beliefs in under a minute.
You don't believe things because they're true. You think they're true because you believe them.
- Instagram Reels18:53–19:35 · 42s
“It took me 60 years to make 5 million”
A shocking personal number with a built-in twist that lands hard without any setup.
60 years to make $5 million. Five more years to make $60 million. The difference was the mind game.
- YouTube Shorts24:15–24:58 · 43s
“This book I wrote 20 years ago still pays me weekly”
Concrete proof-of-concept story with a specific asset, timeline, and the simple mental trick behind it.
Other people put words on paper and get paid for it. So I did too.