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Living on Autopilot: How Programming Shapes Our Choices

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In this solo episode, Tim Salmans reflects on the idea of programming and conditioning—how the habits, beliefs, and responses we carry often come from the environments we’ve grown up in or the systems we’re part of. He shares personal thoughts on decision-making, marketing tactics, and how people often react automatically, especially in charged topics like politics or religion.

Tim also draws an interesting comparison between human behavior and algorithms, encouraging listeners to notice the patterns they follow without thinking. It's not about judgment, but about becoming more aware of how and why we respond the way we do.

The episode is a reminder to check in with yourself, stay present, and notice where your choices are truly yours—and where they might just be part of an old routine.

Key Topics Covered:

  • What programming and conditioning really mean
  • The power of decision-making patterns
  • How marketing and social events reveal subconscious algorithms
  • Examples of programming in politics, religion, and everyday life
  • Why self-awareness leads to stronger, more authentic choices

Want to hear more? Visit our website for Powerful and Unpolished to listen to more episodes!

Connect with Tim on Facebook!

Cheers!

  continue reading

55 episodes

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Manage episode 480991256 series 3556206
Content provided by Tim Salmans. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tim Salmans or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this solo episode, Tim Salmans reflects on the idea of programming and conditioning—how the habits, beliefs, and responses we carry often come from the environments we’ve grown up in or the systems we’re part of. He shares personal thoughts on decision-making, marketing tactics, and how people often react automatically, especially in charged topics like politics or religion.

Tim also draws an interesting comparison between human behavior and algorithms, encouraging listeners to notice the patterns they follow without thinking. It's not about judgment, but about becoming more aware of how and why we respond the way we do.

The episode is a reminder to check in with yourself, stay present, and notice where your choices are truly yours—and where they might just be part of an old routine.

Key Topics Covered:

  • What programming and conditioning really mean
  • The power of decision-making patterns
  • How marketing and social events reveal subconscious algorithms
  • Examples of programming in politics, religion, and everyday life
  • Why self-awareness leads to stronger, more authentic choices

Want to hear more? Visit our website for Powerful and Unpolished to listen to more episodes!

Connect with Tim on Facebook!

Cheers!

  continue reading

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