Sep 1, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments
## **Episode Overview** In this episode of The Uncertainty Edge, host Sam Sivarajan sits down with Dr. Joseph Drolshagen, founder of Rapid Growth Specialist and creator of the SMT (Subconscious…
Joseph DrolshagenGuest
Sam SivarajanHost
So can you talk a little bit about that programming? Like, where does that come from? Is that how we grow up? Is that the social influences that we have, how we're raised, all of the above, I assume?

Yeah, so I grew up in two parents that stayed together until that didn't part.

In fact, my dad passed away and a year later, my mom just didn't want to be alive without him and passed away pretty much a natural causes.

But I grew up in a low, very low income, struggling family where they struggled for anything.

My dad would work out as many hours as he could need, come home and work on the vehicles to keep them going because they didn't have money to go buy a new vehicle and things like that.

To where like I was, I was like nine years old and I went and spent the weekend at a friend's house.

And I was there and, and like his dad gave us $20 and said, here, go ride your bikes up to Dairy Queen and get ice cream.

And my parents were really, really, really good people, but they followed the struggle that they were programmed to follow.

And nine years old, when I went home after that weekend, Sam, I thought, I didn't know what it was, but just walking in the house, there was such a different heavy weight to my home that I lived in with my parents and siblings and things like that.

And so with that, sorry, I didn't know what it was at that time, but I thought, man, I'm not going to live like you people.

you mean? Yeah, the same pathway they did, the programming that was with inside of me in the subconscious.

And so even like I worked for employers, I would attract positions where it would be with employers that say, we work half a day.

So can you talk a little bit about that programming? Like, where does that come from? Is that how we grow up? Is that the social influences that we have, how we're raised, all of the above, I assume?

Yeah, so I grew up in two parents that stayed together until that didn't part.

In fact, my dad passed away and a year later, my mom just didn't want to be alive without him and passed away pretty much a natural causes.

But I grew up in a low, very low income, struggling family where they struggled for anything.

My dad would work out as many hours as he could need, come home and work on the vehicles to keep them going because they didn't have money to go buy a new vehicle and things like that.

To where like I was, I was like nine years old and I went and spent the weekend at a friend's house.

And I was there and, and like his dad gave us $20 and said, here, go ride your bikes up to Dairy Queen and get ice cream.

And my parents were really, really, really good people, but they followed the struggle that they were programmed to follow.

And nine years old, when I went home after that weekend, Sam, I thought, I didn't know what it was, but just walking in the house, there was such a different heavy weight to my home that I lived in with my parents and siblings and things like that.

And so with that, sorry, I didn't know what it was at that time, but I thought, man, I'm not going to live like you people.

you mean? Yeah, the same pathway they did, the programming that was with inside of me in the subconscious.

And so even like I worked for employers, I would attract positions where it would be with employers that say, we work half a day.
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