Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than UA-cam by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn. Here’s the timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:50 The Advantage of Having Something to Lose 13:23 Changing Your Environment to Improve Your Life 19:07 Distractions Come Dressed as Easy Opportunities 30:33 Regretting the Opportunities Not Taken 34:30 Find Motivation in Difficulty 51:53 How to Take the First Steps to Success 57:50 How Alex Overcame a Difficult Upbringing 1:02:11 Balancing Success & Feeling Content 1:17:10 Finding What to Optimise For 1:22:29 Don’t Underestimate Your Opponent 1:27:33 More People Stay Poor From Their Ego than Get Rich Off Them 1:36:55 The Next Trends in Social Media 1:44:32 What’s Next for Alex
1:10:14 Quote “Accept that all of your heroes are full of shit. Your heroes aren’t gods, they’re just regular people who probably got good at one thing by neglecting literally everything else.” - Jason Pargin
"If you're succeeding at a job you hate, imagine how good you'd be at a job you loved." That hit me right where I live. Good stuff. And right at the beginning, too.
@@Ryan-wx1bi start exploring, each time you hate your job you strike it off and you are one step closer to the career you love. Start by knowing what you don't want 💪
@@Ryan-wx1bi learn how to make money, you make money by solving problems. The more valuable, the more money. At the end of the day, everything becomes work. Discipline and sacrifice is demanded for the best. What are you solving for? How do you solve it? And? Why? And? One reason, one reason why?
By now it is a mantra for me, "There's somebody who's had it worse and done better." Alex is one of the few who can always sum up a profound concept clearly and efficiently!
Bro. SO MUCH VALUE. These guys have optimized my life SO much, I've been able to 10X my business, regrow my foreskin, and literally lose my virginity 3 times. Thank you so much.
Thank you! I'm a brain injury and coma survivor, and after listening to this, I feel so lucky to have all the struggles I have been dealing with. "This is what hard looks like."... and still doing it anyway with a broken brain.
Give, give and keep on giving. Its incredible what happens when you stop focusing on outcomes and instead prioritise the process of creation and contribution. Mature direction, more stable moods - one of the major lessons I’ve learned from Hormozi 🌲
This is one of the best conversations I’ve ever heard. There are so many nuggets of wisdom that I’m going to strive to live by. This definitely deserves a second and third listen.
Damn. You both have had such a positive influence on my life. You are my two boys. Hermozis advice took me from being a broke non-profit manager to an accountant and Amazon Business owner in 16 months. Chris podcasts shape my daily habits almost everytime i listen to them. You both are class humans.
Such a blessing that we live in a time where this amount of information is available for the masses and for FREE! So much value; literally a gold mine for the mind. Thank you Chris & thank you Alex!
"Your addict friends don't want you to get sober. Your unemployed friends don't want you to get a job. Your unhealthy friends don't wanna see you get fit." A person's success can highlight others' failures. Surround yourself with people who want what's best for you.
I learned that after 2 of my "friends" shit- talked me after graduating from college (and some other things after that). And it was a rude awakening to me that there are people out there who want you to fail, despite knowing them for years. But at least this is a good way to tell who your real friends are...
Alex was the first person I heard telling me it is okay to do one thing all day EVERY day. All the other people around said I should take some days off. Why? I love what I do.
Thanks Alex for helping me get started in the path I know I want to go down. And thanks Chris for always uploading high quality content and exploring every topic that interests you.
That quote about heroes being just talented at one thing normal people is how I felt all growing up. Me finding my niche and focusing deeper and deeper on it has been the growing key of my success.
I almost didn't listen to this pod, expecting to roll my eyes at the bro stuff. But the content surprised, challenged, affirmed and taught me. Came away from it delighted and buzzing with ideas. Thanks to you and Alex for proving me wrong!
Just finished this episode.....Thank you for presenting this information man. Can't tell you how many times I cried listening.....been unknowingly seeking these answers for a looooooooong time. Thank you so fucking much. I will be digesting a lot more of your videos, and already picked up Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
I’ve listened to Alex on DOAC and I have to say I learnt so much more from your podcast Chris. Alex has so much knowledge/ wisdom to share and this conversation really showcased that.
I just took a big risk this morning before listening. And I was feeling good with my decision. The topic of risk adjusted return gave me the validation I needed. Also there’s someone out there that has had it worse and done it better and I’m going to catch up to them.
This is one of the best podcast episodes I’ve listened to. 1 hour in, (I rarely comment on videos). Talking about the fuel used to drive you forward is incredible, I got to about 10-20k per month in revenue, bought all the cool stuff I wanted to over compensate for stuff that happened when growing up & then I lost focus. Couple of years later & starting my business over again. Understanding how Alex thinks & listening to people way above you in the wealth ladder is awesome! Thanks guys!
Alex embodies much of what I strive to be as a man, to serve others, treat others as I would be treated, and to give to others not to get but as an expression of my energy, manliness, passion, creativity, and love.. I’ve come to believe that’s what a true man is
Use what you have has been my mantra. I use what I have to make what I need then I invest what I can afford to loose. These things have helped me build a stable base to grow from. Thank you for reminding me that pressing in at the right time makes the difference between stagnation and progress.
The beginning of this interview was interesting as Alex appears to just have a lot of energy and for him that's probably a driving force to overcome obstacles. For people that are stuck where they are, I think a lot of them complain because it's simply easier to do that and live in the safety of their mediocrity versus having to put in continuous effort to improve your life. I've noticed that with a lot of people in life. They put in enough work/effort to get by, but not many people are willing to put in that extra 10% whether it benefits themselves or not. Both you guys know this and understand the hard work you have had to put in to achieve your goals. An while I'd argue we all gain personal success from this growth, it won't result in financial success for everyone.
23:22 Good quote mentioned "You cannot overestimate the unimportantance of practically everything" - John Maxwell Man this video was.. hard to swallow. A lot of food for thought. So much I feel like I over ate... *sighs*
26:50 this was really helpful for me when i was getting started with all my pursuits . despite everything you think you can't do, at one point you learned to walk. you learned to read. they might seem like nothing now, but anything will when its far enough behind you. as long as you never stop trying you will make progress
I think Alex’s point on those who suffer the ills of racial inequality is valid, as in… “You have to overcome it inspite of…”. Because the alternative is to lay down and die. HOWEVER, what he an others who are quick to point out that dynamic often miss is: if you can take the time - as a white male, no less - to talk about overcoming racial struggles you never experienced yourself - also then *at least* take the time (be as explicit) to call out people and systems that continue to perpuate oppression and systemic racism. In other words, don’t simply use your platform to pass the buck - use it to attack what is: the problem to begin with. All that said: Hormozi is a beast. Love listening to his mindset and approach to life!
I love how they’re just bouncing back and forth different peoples quotes, and then a short snippet of their opinion on it. It’s so funny it’s like they’re barely have any conversation get it super insightful and important. Love you guys.
As I listen to this, I resonate so much with it, and what I’m really hearing is that our own internal level of conflict is the only way to bring us to self-awareness where we truly are what we do, and we don’t know about ourselves and how to handle those external situations and internal
Anger was force that propelled me into a place of exhausted confidence. I am now energized by the small consistent wins. Eventually liquidity and cash flow will manifest. Patience and trusting in the process is getting easier. I have what I need. I am content but not complacent.
Alex Hormozi's exploration of 19 harsh truths about human nature offers a candid and thought-provoking perspective on the complexities of human behavior. While some of these truths may be uncomfortable to confront, they serve as valuable insights into understanding ourselves and the world around us more deeply. Thank you for challenging us to confront these truths and embrace them as opportunities for growth."
Alex has a lot of wisdom to share about taking action and working hard to achieve a directional goal. I pity his perspective that life is a game you play until you're annihilated and disappear in death. The "mountain" of "more money" is a wasted life unless there is something greater than ourselves to guide how we steward those resources. One man's uninvited opinion.
I love Alex's rationale for what you're capable of doing. What's the cliche that says essentially the same thing? Something like "whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right."
i've never found a more relatable video in my life, great inspiration, felt like alex and chris were talking to me about my struggles and how to overcome them and how am i going in the right way, great content chris appreciate the work
I got into self-improvement and business space online at 16. I’m 19 now and running an FBA business. I made £800 profit last month and I’m totally confident I’ll be quiting my 9-5 next year. Thank you Chris, Alex and everyone else who has helped 🤝🤝
Im going through an addiction atm. My partner disagrees with me on this next point but, i have always realised being a 5minute walk from a dealers house, is the key problem. I told her i want to move, she didnt agree. So i told her i am leaving with or without her wether she likes it or not, as hard as it is, its what i must do and at the end of the day, i have to look after #1. Myself.
I’m two months into putting myself out there with UA-cam content for Dallas real estate. This video was definitely worth the watch for me as the points they make early on to your UA-cam/content process are spot on
I liked the part where Alex said “what problem are you solving for?” A lot of women like The Holistic Psychologist are solving for the problem of mind, body, spirit healing. But if you are trying to have goals like Alex, living by her suggestions will not help you achieve your goal. Listening to Alex’s suggestions will. We gotta know the end goal and what is success for everyone we take advice or suggestions from. If the goals are not aligned, we are listening to the wrong people for our goals.
Really appreciate this conversation, from the flow to the quality, everything is the best as anyone can ask for. Looking forward to more podcasts like this!
Just an absolutely amazing episode packed with great wisdom and wake up calls. I thank you both for the surge of motivation and knowledge to change my life and business for the better!
Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than UA-cam by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn. Here’s the timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:50 The Advantage of Having Something to Lose
13:23 Changing Your Environment to Improve Your Life
19:07 Distractions Come Dressed as Easy Opportunities
30:33 Regretting the Opportunities Not Taken
34:30 Find Motivation in Difficulty
51:53 How to Take the First Steps to Success
57:50 How Alex Overcame a Difficult Upbringing
1:02:11 Balancing Success & Feeling Content
1:17:10 Finding What to Optimise For
1:22:29 Don’t Underestimate Your Opponent
1:27:33 More People Stay Poor From Their Ego than Get Rich Off Them
1:36:55 The Next Trends in Social Media
1:44:32 What’s Next for Alex
😮😢🎉🎉
1:10:14 Quote
“Accept that all of your heroes are full of shit.
Your heroes aren’t gods, they’re just regular people who probably got good at one thing by neglecting literally everything else.”
- Jason Pargin
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😅😅😅😊😊😊😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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@@hanswoast7 true
I'm only 6 weeks old and this man has changed my life. I'm so glad my dad listens to this with me around.
You should have a tech startup going by your 2nd trimester, good luck! 😂
Best comment
Wow, what a time to be alive little buddy!
Don't make fun of the non-incels who are doing well. They should be encouraged, not mocked.
Just sold my 9 figure business after i scaled it to the max at 7 years old.
"If you're succeeding at a job you hate, imagine how good you'd be at a job you loved." That hit me right where I live. Good stuff. And right at the beginning, too.
@@Ryan-wx1bi start exploring, each time you hate your job you strike it off and you are one step closer to the career you love.
Start by knowing what you don't want 💪
@@Ryan-wx1bi maybe work for yourself? Or head that way asap
As you FUCKKK up anything
you "LOVE"
you go to the prison
you HATE
da capo
@@Ryan-wx1bi learn how to make money, you make money by solving problems. The more valuable, the more money. At the end of the day, everything becomes work. Discipline and sacrifice is demanded for the best. What are you solving for? How do you solve it? And? Why? And? One reason, one reason why?
Sarcasm 100
“This is how hard feels like” is just what I need to hear right now. Thank you guys
Good one! I needed to hear “wantrepreneur”…
Thanks
By now it is a mantra for me, "There's somebody who's had it worse and done better." Alex is one of the few who can always sum up a profound concept clearly and efficiently!
I have never seen anyone be able to stay on the same level of Alex's intelligence. He usually dominates every conversation - Chris did awesome.
Bro but his health advice is shit, he talks about eating whatever he wants like muffins, milkshake, etc, bullshit advice as per health
My thoughts exactly, 2 bright men together create an incredible podcast.
Dude. Absolutely. It made me incredibly aroused in a heterosexual way.
@@Lifetuningbykenneth 10X
It’s not just intelligence but rather experience and long and deep times of self reflection that preceded their conversation.
Bro. SO MUCH VALUE. These guys have optimized my life SO much, I've been able to 10X my business, regrow my foreskin, and literally lose my virginity 3 times. Thank you so much.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can see what you've tried to do here, but you didn't quite get it
@@MrScottSenior o
That's how winnings done 🌚 regrowing loose chicken skin 😂
Dude, foreskin restoration is actually kind of a real thing. Check it out.
This duo is perfect! Two smart buff dudes helping the masses.
We've come a long way from jocks and nerds
Mass gainer
Gotta show this podcast to my mom who thinks if I get too much muscle I'll seem less smart
That is an absolute understatement if there ever was one lol
Thank you! I'm a brain injury and coma survivor, and after listening to this, I feel so lucky to have all the struggles I have been dealing with. "This is what hard looks like."... and still doing it anyway with a broken brain.
Hope you are healed and best of luck for the journey ahead👍
This is a true human being Love Alex.. He speaks with such honesty and openness here in this segment Real character... Love you brother
This is one of the best interviews with hormozi since the first iced coffee hour podcast. Chris is a stellar host
Completely agree
Hands down one of the best interviews I watched in a while. Finally someone who is not acting as a clown or a victim 😩
Give, give and keep on giving. Its incredible what happens when you stop focusing on outcomes and instead prioritise the process of creation and contribution.
Mature direction, more stable moods - one of the major lessons I’ve learned from Hormozi 🌲
This is one of the best conversations I’ve ever heard. There are so many nuggets of wisdom that I’m going to strive to live by. This definitely deserves a second and third listen.
Alex hormozi is father of modern online business tactics! 100 million offers was an outstanding book 📙
👌
Damn. You both have had such a positive influence on my life. You are my two boys. Hermozis advice took me from being a broke non-profit manager to an accountant and Amazon Business owner in 16 months. Chris podcasts shape my daily habits almost everytime i listen to them. You both are class humans.
You own Amazon and I'm a Nigerian Prince
@@yesterdayseyes Bruh he never said he owns amazon, he said he owns an Amazon BUSINESS. You realize people are allowed to sell things on Amazon?
This will be a podcast I will be returning to on a regular basis. It honest summarizes 90% of what you need to keep going on your journey.
*This*
Watched it for the first time about 4 months ago. Completely changed the way I live
You should watch it today this is a sign from a stranger
52:20-57:40 just gave me goosebumps, I’ve never related to a video more thanks Chris & Alex you guys just changed my life and don’t even realize it!
Me too!
Man, I could watch/ listen to these two all day, everyday
Alex Hormozi my greatest UA-cam find in yearrrrs
Y’all are healing so many inner children.🙏🏼♥️
1:08:47 - 1:10:30 is soooo good, i come back and listen to it once a week.
@@thetaylorleon3315so good 🔥
Conversations like this give me hope for the internet. So valuable.
Such a blessing that we live in a time where this amount of information is available for the masses and for FREE! So much value; literally a gold mine for the mind. Thank you Chris & thank you Alex!
I keep listening to this everyday. I'm pushing harder and harder. Gaining on my goal faster than I imagined
"my life sucks, I have nothing to love for, really means I have nothing to hold me back - nothing to lose" that's a powerful take
Isn't this a quote by Churchill?
It is quite profound, actually. Life is all about perspective.
and what y´all gonna do with it? y´all mental masturbation practicioners
I listen to a lot of talks in 2x and this shook me to the core. This is full of gems.
"Your addict friends don't want you to get sober. Your unemployed friends don't want you to get a job. Your unhealthy friends don't wanna see you get fit."
A person's success can highlight others' failures. Surround yourself with people who want what's best for you.
I see that lots with my carnivore diet, lots of training. As if people want me to fail.
But I keep doing my thing :)
Not just friends, but family
@@MJ-nk7mp what gear?
So fuckn true
I learned that after 2 of my "friends" shit- talked me after graduating from college (and some other things after that). And it was a rude awakening to me that there are people out there who want you to fail, despite knowing them for years. But at least this is a good way to tell who your real friends are...
Everything Alex says is so genius. BUSINESS. FITNESS. SO MUCH VALUE.
I usually can't listen to any of these guys but I really like this dude. I love how explains things, and the framing of mind he puts into situations.
"these guys"?
Alex is for sure a refreshing exception since he has money already and doesn't need to sell bs
The quality of your conversations just keeps climbing, Chris.
Alex was the first person I heard telling me it is okay to do one thing all day EVERY day. All the other people around said I should take some days off. Why? I love what I do.
Thanks Alex for helping me get started in the path I know I want to go down.
And thanks Chris for always uploading high quality content and exploring every topic that interests you.
It's the porthole lighting for me. I feel like facts are being thrown down on a yacht and I'm here for it!
That quote about heroes being just talented at one thing normal people is how I felt all growing up. Me finding my niche and focusing deeper and deeper on it has been the growing key of my success.
I almost didn't listen to this pod, expecting to roll my eyes at the bro stuff. But the content surprised, challenged, affirmed and taught me. Came away from it delighted and buzzing with ideas. Thanks to you and Alex for proving me wrong!
What do you mean by "bro stuff" though?
How haughty 😂 Glad you learned
Yeah this was pretty good. I was expecting typical self help nonsense.
This podcast has provided me with so much clarity and peace of mind, especially the "this is what hard feels like" part. Thank you
Just finished this episode.....Thank you for presenting this information man. Can't tell you how many times I cried listening.....been unknowingly seeking these answers for a looooooooong time. Thank you so fucking much.
I will be digesting a lot more of your videos, and already picked up Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
Cant get enough of this guy ........ my fav person to listen too , so real !!
I’ve listened to Alex on DOAC and I have to say I learnt so much more from your podcast Chris. Alex has so much knowledge/ wisdom to share and this conversation really showcased that.
I like that you guys are friends because of these. You are both very intelligent.
I just took a big risk this morning before listening. And I was feeling good with my decision. The topic of risk adjusted return gave me the validation I needed. Also there’s someone out there that has had it worse and done it better and I’m going to catch up to them.
Good for you for taking a risk! And feeling good about it! 💖
Most excited for this episode above all others, learnt SO much from Alex he is unbelievable value!
This is one of the best podcast episodes I’ve listened to. 1 hour in, (I rarely comment on videos). Talking about the fuel used to drive you forward is incredible, I got to about 10-20k per month in revenue, bought all the cool stuff I wanted to over compensate for stuff that happened when growing up & then I lost focus. Couple of years later & starting my business over again. Understanding how Alex thinks & listening to people way above you in the wealth ladder is awesome! Thanks guys!
Wow!
This is one episode i keep rewatching, love your conversations together! Thank you 🫶
Alex embodies much of what I strive to be as a man, to serve others, treat others as I would be treated, and to give to others not to get but as an expression of my energy, manliness, passion, creativity, and love.. I’ve come to believe that’s what a true man is
Use what you have has been my mantra. I use what I have to make what I need then I invest what I can afford to loose. These things have helped me build a stable base to grow from. Thank you for reminding me that pressing in at the right time makes the difference between stagnation and progress.
This was a magnificent interview, Alex gets better each time he does one.
The beginning of this interview was interesting as Alex appears to just have a lot of energy and for him that's probably a driving force to overcome obstacles. For people that are stuck where they are, I think a lot of them complain because it's simply easier to do that and live in the safety of their mediocrity versus having to put in continuous effort to improve your life. I've noticed that with a lot of people in life. They put in enough work/effort to get by, but not many people are willing to put in that extra 10% whether it benefits themselves or not. Both you guys know this and understand the hard work you have had to put in to achieve your goals. An while I'd argue we all gain personal success from this growth, it won't result in financial success for everyone.
One of the best things you can invest in is your health, even if it never makes money. (Investing time, energy, and a reasonable amount of money.)
23:22 Good quote mentioned
"You cannot overestimate the unimportantance of practically everything" - John Maxwell
Man this video was.. hard to swallow. A lot of food for thought. So much I feel like I over ate... *sighs*
This is the best most inspiring podcast I've ever watched. And I've watched a lot of podcasts.
26:50 this was really helpful for me when i was getting started with all my pursuits . despite everything you think you can't do, at one point you learned to walk. you learned to read. they might seem like nothing now, but anything will when its far enough behind you. as long as you never stop trying you will make progress
I think Alex’s point on those who suffer the ills of racial inequality is valid, as in… “You have to overcome it inspite of…”. Because the alternative is to lay down and die.
HOWEVER, what he an others who are quick to point out that dynamic often miss is: if you can take the time - as a white male, no less - to talk about overcoming racial struggles you never experienced yourself - also then *at least* take the time (be as explicit) to call out people and systems that continue to perpuate oppression and systemic racism. In other words, don’t simply use your platform to pass the buck - use it to attack what is: the problem to begin with.
All that said: Hormozi is a beast. Love listening to his mindset and approach to life!
28 minutes in... this is a Great conversation... They flow effortlessly... Thank you guys
"This is how hard feels" brought a tiny tear to my eye. Wow
I love how they’re just bouncing back and forth different peoples quotes, and then a short snippet of their opinion on it. It’s so funny it’s like they’re barely have any conversation get it super insightful and important. Love you guys.
Honestly the amount of value in this podcast is unbelievable and absolutely life changing
Thank you so much Chris and Alex
Keep up the amazing work ❤
I've never seen Alex so chill like talking to a real friend.
Good job Chris I'm gonna have to subscribe. You know what your doing
Alex was super chill talking to Stephen Graham, especially with Leila. I thought it was a really great podcast there! So many nuggets to take away.
I'm half way and have heard over a 100 quotes
I think… This is the best podcast I’ve ever listened to!
Excellent questions. Excellent, topics.
Thank you!
This is my favorite interview with Alex Hormozi to date. Well done, Chris!
The timing of this is insane I just started watching hormozi a couple days ago. And watched the last pod with these guys yesterday
it´s called algorithm
@@millionenabonenntenohnevideo nah this video was released after I started watching hormozi. And I’ve been subbed to Chris for just under a year
As I listen to this, I resonate so much with it, and what I’m really hearing is that our own internal level of conflict is the only way to bring us to self-awareness where we truly are what we do, and we don’t know about ourselves and how to handle those external situations and internal
I love the synergy between these two very articulate people
I am only an embryo and Alex has changed my life. Planning to launch my business once I am 2 weeks old.
Anger was force that propelled me into a place of exhausted confidence. I am now energized by the small consistent wins. Eventually liquidity and cash flow will manifest. Patience and trusting in the process is getting easier. I have what I need. I am content but not complacent.
This was my favorite podcast episode of @alexhormozi being interviewed. Excellent interview gentlemen.
Alex Hormozi's exploration of 19 harsh truths about human nature offers a candid and thought-provoking perspective on the complexities of human behavior. While some of these truths may be uncomfortable to confront, they serve as valuable insights into understanding ourselves and the world around us more deeply. Thank you for challenging us to confront these truths and embrace them as opportunities for growth."
Alex has a lot of wisdom to share about taking action and working hard to achieve a directional goal. I pity his perspective that life is a game you play until you're annihilated and disappear in death. The "mountain" of "more money" is a wasted life unless there is something greater than ourselves to guide how we steward those resources. One man's uninvited opinion.
I love Alex's rationale for what you're capable of doing. What's the cliche that says essentially the same thing? Something like "whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right."
Love your podcast and UA-cam channel. I learned something about myself every time I listen.
I appreciate the mention from Hormozi. Awesome podcast gents.
that was one of the best podcast episodes i’ve ever heard
i've never found a more relatable video in my life, great inspiration, felt like alex and chris were talking to me about my struggles and how to overcome them and how am i going in the right way, great content chris appreciate the work
Listen to this every day! Every day. You’ll level-up insanely! 💯📈
I got into self-improvement and business space online at 16. I’m 19 now and running an FBA business. I made £800 profit last month and I’m totally confident I’ll be quiting my 9-5 next year. Thank you Chris, Alex and everyone else who has helped 🤝🤝
These guys are excellent Alex Hermosa in particular is always selling he is constantly selling that makes him one of the best salesman thank you guys
I have watched and listened to this multiple times over just because it’s so good and so much better than what other people are putting out 👍🏻
The amount of information to be learned here is amazing. Thanks
I’ve watched a lot of interviews with Alex. This is a better one
Im going through an addiction atm.
My partner disagrees with me on this next point but, i have always realised being a 5minute walk from a dealers house, is the key problem.
I told her i want to move, she didnt agree. So i told her i am leaving with or without her wether she likes it or not, as hard as it is, its what i must do and at the end of the day, i have to look after #1. Myself.
I’m two months into putting myself out there with UA-cam content for Dallas real estate. This video was definitely worth the watch for me as the points they make early on to your UA-cam/content process are spot on
I liked the part where Alex said “what problem are you solving for?” A lot of women like The Holistic Psychologist are solving for the problem of mind, body, spirit healing. But if you are trying to have goals like Alex, living by her suggestions will not help you achieve your goal. Listening to Alex’s suggestions will.
We gotta know the end goal and what is success for everyone we take advice or suggestions from. If the goals are not aligned, we are listening to the wrong people for our goals.
Alex makes everything so simple love listen to him as im changing my mindset
This has to be one of my favorites episodes so far, so many great conversations that left me wanting more. Thanks Chris
Uncle Tom. No that’s the wrong one 😂😂😂💀💀
Really appreciate this conversation, from the flow to the quality, everything is the best as anyone can ask for. Looking forward to more podcasts like this!
Keep em rolling guys! So much substance here to apply to my life.
Fantastic!
Alex is GREAT. Love everything he does, super happy to see him on the podcast again.
Just an absolutely amazing episode packed with great wisdom and wake up calls. I thank you both for the surge of motivation and knowledge to change my life and business for the better!
i thought Alex was just some sales guy but wow his insights have helped me more than anyone besides david goggins and jordan peterson
I love when Alex questions the host. Not a lot of people do that but it enriches the conversation
13:23 - Atomic Habits recap. Good stuff
“Most distractions come dressed as easy opportunities” and “When the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change” words to live by
thank you for bringing alex was looking forward to se him here he is amazing and speaks the most simple language
I barely have 5 minutes out the wonb and I've learned more than I ever had with my parents , wow thanks chris
This was a masterclass for anyone questioning themselves in this harsh market.
I’m only 36 weeks old and this man has altered my perception forever
I love listening to your podcasts. Just so much light bulb moments I can almost hear fireworks in my head. Thank you for your wonderful work!
Very informative I need to keep this quote in regards to my business, this is what hard feels like.
Very true