7 Way I Rouse Out of My Third World Enslaving Mindset

7 Way I Rouse Out of My Third World Mindset

1. Life Beyond Business and Education:
   • I awakened to understand that life is not about business and education but about people communicating genuinely without propagandized control from society. The best way to control people is through education that secretly teaches a third-world enslaving mindset.
2. Understanding the Tyranny of Third World Mindset:
   • Despite medical and technological advancements, the world remains stuck in the tyranny of a third-world mindset perpetuated by outdated business curriculums. This mindset is handed down through generations, binding people to oppressive teachings.
3. Education’s Lack of Individual Recognition:
   • Education often lacks understanding of individuals’ unique talents and focuses on book knowledge rather than practical wisdom. True wisdom comes from hands-on experience and getting your hands dirty.
4. Realization of Socialized Delusions:
   • I was programmed to believe that business and education held the knowledge for the best way forward. This belief, perpetuated by socialized delusions, kept me stuck in a cycle of repetition. The fallacy of “go to college and all will be good” is a rallying cry of today.
5. Inherited Enslaving Mindsets:
   • A third-world enslaving mindset is brought forth through family, ancestors, business education, and individualized egotistical arrogance. Recognizing this helps me understand how these influences bind my mind.
6. Rejecting Media Propaganda:
   • I rejected media propaganda and embraced personal enlightenment, freeing myself from gloom and doom narratives. By doing so, I fertilized my inner festivals of creativity and optimism, leading to financial freedom and inner peace.
7. Embracing Individual Talents:
   • Rising out of my unrealized third-world mindset involves embracing my unique talents and entrepreneurial spirit. Life is about expanding yourself through your abilities and rising to your desired lifestyle, independent of societal norms dictated by business and education.

These key points highlight the importance of recognizing and breaking free from the third-world mindset perpetuated by business and education, and embracing individual talents, wisdom, and personal enlightenment.