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23 Harsh Truths Nobody Wants To Admit - Alex Hormozi (4K)
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Alex Hormozi is a founder, investor and an author.

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Alex’s Twitter continually has been one of my favourite sources of great insights over the last few years. Today we get to go through some of my favourite lessons from him about life, human behaviour, psychology, business and resilience. Again, this is really good.

Expect to learn Alex’s most controversial opinions and mindset reframes. strategies to overcome self-doubt, why your revenge fantasy is a petty life goal, how to overcome regrets, how to hack motivation, the keys to avoiding a victim mindset, the only productivity tip that matters, where unbreakable resilience comes from and much more…⁣

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00:00 Stop Caring About Other People’s Opinions
08:00 How To Have Difficult Conversations
15:28 The Heavy Burden of Unmade Decisions
24:46 Overcoming the Fear of What Other People Think
33:00 In Life You Must Choose Your Regrets
42:18 Work as Hard as You Can at One Thing & See What Happens
54:09 Become a Hero By Using Your Pain
58:42 Success is the Only Revenge
1:11:02 You’ve Already Achieved Goals You Said Would Make You Happy
1:24:13 Nobody Will Hate on You for Doing Worse Than Them
1:36:22 Hold Yourself to a Higher Standard Than Anyone Else Does
1:48:56 How to Remember Everything You Learn
1:59:07 You Don’t Have to Feel Good About it, Just Keep Going
2:05:23 Judge Yourself By Your Actions Not Your Thoughts
2:18:59 Success Comes From Doing The Things Others Won’t Do
2:25:09 The Ultimate Productivity System
2:35:07 A Hack For Knowing Who You Should Take Advice From
2:43:55 Why Cynicism Is A Loser’s Strategy
2:49:10 Learning Isn’t a Spectator Sport
2:51:28 Where to Find Alex

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@ChrisWillx

8 months ago

Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than YouTube by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2MNqIgw. Here’s the timestamps: 00:00 Stop Caring About Other People’s Opinions 08:00 How To Have Difficult Conversations 15:28 The Heavy Burden of Unmade Decisions 24:46 Overcoming the Fear of What Other People Think 33:00 In Life You Must Choose Your Regrets 42:18 Work as Hard as You Can at One Thing & See What Happens 54:09 Become a Hero By Using Your Pain 58:42 Success is the Only Revenge 1:11:02 You’ve Already Achieved Goals You Said Would Make You Happy 1:24:13 Nobody Will Hate on You for Doing Worse Than Them 1:36:22 Hold Yourself to a Higher Standard Than Anyone Else Does 1:48:56 How to Remember Everything You Learn 1:59:07 You Don’t Have to Feel Good About it, Just Keep Going 2:05:23 Judge Yourself By Your Actions Not Your Thoughts 2:18:59 Success Comes From Doing The Things Others Won’t Do 2:25:09 The Ultimate Productivity System 2:35:07 A Hack For Knowing Who You Should Take Advice From 2:43:55 Why Cynicism Is A Loser’s Strategy 2:49:10 Learning Isn’t a Spectator Sport 2:51:28 Where to Find Alex

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@alexanderavanth

8 months ago

Alex just feels unreal. He’s wealthy, humble, compassionate, philosophical, attentive, generous and funny. He’s like a swole Buddha that decided to become a CEO and wear crocs. You just can’t make this up.

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@jaijames1131

4 weeks ago

β€œNo work is wasted because I am the output of the work, not the outcome”. That was so good.

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@terryfinkel6755

6 months ago

The amount of wisdom in this podcast between these two people who are still in their thirties is absolutely staggering. Amazing content.

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@InsightTate

8 months ago

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 ⏳ Focus on living life for yourself, as in three generations, everyone who knew you will be forgotten. 01:37 πŸ€” Learn to think from first principles and not be bound by societal norms or others' expectations. 04:15 πŸ”₯ Avoid following the crowd; most people's decisions lead to unfulfilling lives. 06:23 ⏳ The more you act on your decisions, the quicker you can make significant changes in your life. 08:17 πŸ—£οΈ Unmade decisions are often the source of stress; confronting difficult conversations can lead to growth. 12:02 πŸš— Making decisions earlier can save you time and prevent you from staying in a state of complacency. 16:51 πŸ’‘ Unmade decisions feel heavy due to fear, but naming the fear and the person involved can empower you to take action. 18:43 ⏳ Anxiety cost: Unmade decisions waste valuable time and attention, emphasizing the importance of taking action promptly. 19:25 πŸ• Procrastination and anxiety can be reduced by taking immediate action on tasks or decisions. 20:33 ⏳ Speed of decision-making can significantly impact how quickly you achieve your goals and overcome anxiety. 22:54 πŸ’‘ Fear of failure, insecurity, and the fear of being "not enough" often drive high achievers to succeed. 25:03 πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ Cynicism can be a defense mechanism to avoid facing the pain of failure and the judgment of others. 26:16 πŸƒ Everyone has advantages and disadvantages; it's essential to play the hand you've been dealt. 29:44 🀝 Understanding others' experiences and hardships can lead to forgiveness and empathy. 30:54 πŸ™ Regrets are an inevitable part of life, but choosing which regrets you can live with can guide decision-making. 35:10 πŸ§€ In decision-making, consider running away from what you fear (regret) rather than chasing what you desire. 38:38 🌟 Building confidence is not about shouting affirmations but about proving your worth through undeniable evidence. 39:09 πŸ“˜ Measure your success by your efforts and the work you put in, not just the outcomes. 40:19 πŸ—£οΈ Prioritize and dedicate substantial effort to tasks to ensure you've done everything in your control to succeed. 42:25 🌟 The more you commit to a single pursuit, the more you realize your capabilities and unlock mastery. 44:43 πŸ’ͺ Turn pro in your chosen endeavor, applying dedication and a pro athlete's mindset to achieve excellence. 45:11 πŸ’‘ The difference between nervousness and excitement is your level of preparation. 49:13 πŸ’‘ Your ability to say "no" becomes crucial as you become more successful; focus on the one thing that matters most. 52:31 πŸš€ As you gain more success, your opportunities increase, making it even more important to prioritize and say "no" to most. 56:17 πŸ”₯ Use insufficiency, resentment, or difficult experiences as potent fuel to drive your actions and success. 57:25 πŸͺ“ Twisting the knife: Be specific about your pain and understand what truly hurts you, as it's often what contains elements of truth that bother you. 58:38 🌟 Success is the only revenge: Focus on your goals and achievements to overshadow doubters and naysayers, rather than trying to prove them wrong individually. 59:22 πŸ’ͺ Use challenges as opportunities: Transform negative experiences into strengths. Overcoming adversity can lead to unique skills and resilience. 01:01:54 πŸš€ Embrace the journey: Find joy in the pursuit of your goals rather than solely focusing on achieving them. The process of striving can be more fulfilling than reaching the destination. 01:05:08 πŸŽ–οΈ Be grateful for your challenges: Reflect on past difficulties as opportunities for growth and character development, as they contribute to who you are today. 01:06:23 πŸ›£οΈ Define your own game: Don't just try to win at someone else's game; determine what game you want to play and set your own rules and goals. 01:09:40 πŸ€” Happiness in the pursuit: Realize that happiness often comes from actively working toward your goals, not just achieving them. Enjoy the journey as much as the destination. 01:15:53 πŸŒ„ Create your character through challenges: Imagine the person you want to become and embrace the hardships and struggles that will shape your character along the way. 01:16:50 πŸ™ Gratitude for the mundane: Cultivate gratitude by imagining how your future self would cherish the simple joys and health you currently have. 01:17:32 🌟 Finding gratitude and presence in everyday moments is a powerful way to combat feeling stuck in routines. 01:18:00 🧘 Presence and gratitude can be intertwined, with small daily moments opening you up to awareness. 01:18:56 πŸ₯‹ Conor McGregor emphasized the importance of being present in his fights, allowing him to excel. 01:19:48 🌼 Mindfulness can be as simple as savoring a sip of coffee or a view out of the window, stringing together these moments. 01:21:12 πŸŒ„ Moments where you perceive your peripheral vision can naturally lead you to the present. 01:26:29 πŸš€ Success often brings haters because you remind them of the dreams they gave up on. 01:29:43 🌟 Haters and criticism can be indicators that you're on the right path to success. 01:35:21 πŸ’ͺ Every worthwhile goal has a cost, and it's the difficulty that makes it worth pursuing. 01:36:48 πŸ™… Self-love can involve rejecting the notion of self-acceptance and striving for the person you want to become. 01:37:28 🧠 Self-love means believing in yourself more than anyone else does and holding yourself to a higher standard. 01:39:09 πŸ€” Reject the idea of self-acceptance as settling for who you are; instead, accept your current state but strive for improvement. 01:40:09 πŸ’ͺ Embrace the discrepancy between your current self and the person you want to be, and focus on taking steps to bridge that gap. 01:45:41 🧭 Feeling lost or going through hard times often indicates you're on the right path to success, not the wrong one. 01:50:47 πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ To overcome negative emotions like sadness or impatience, operationalize them by identifying the root causes and working on solutions. 01:55:26 πŸ“ A mediocre plan consistently followed is more effective than a perfect plan never executed; the key is sticking to the plan. 01:56:22 🌟 Alex emphasizes the importance of consistency and setting a new, higher bar for oneself after achieving success. 01:56:47 🧬 Alex acknowledges that everyone faces unique challenges, but he encourages individuals to focus on what they want to achieve rather than seeking sympathy for their difficulties. 01:57:30 πŸ€” Alex challenges the "must be nice" mindset, suggesting that success isn't about circumstances but about one's determination and actions. 01:59:10 πŸ’ͺ Alex emphasizes the importance of persevering even when you don't feel good about it and how hard work pays off in the long run. 02:00:55 🌱 Alex highlights that the work itself changes and molds you, and it's not just about the outcomes. 02:03:27 πŸ† Alex shares his realization that work is never wasted because you become the output of the work, not just the outcome. 02:05:36 🀯 Alex suggests that judging yourself based on your actions, not just your thoughts, can lead to self-improvement. 02:06:58 πŸ•°οΈ Alex discusses the value of patience and how it can be developed through consistent action, even when you don't feel patient. 02:10:36 πŸ™Œ Alex and the host emphasize the importance of sharing honest, unromanticized stories of personal growth and challenges to help others navigate their journeys. 02:15:43 πŸš€ Having a "must be easy" mindset is a sign of a victim mindset; it removes agency and power from your life. 02:17:07 ⏳ Life is like a protracted training montage; the lack of certainty makes it worthwhile. 02:18:48 πŸ€” Pursuing a goal with uncertainty is what makes it meaningful; guaranteed success would be unfulfilling. 02:19:04 πŸ’ͺ To be more successful than most, be willing to do what most people aren't willing to do. 02:20:26 πŸ”„ Consistency is a powerful virtue; being consistent is often the key to success. 02:23:46 πŸ•°οΈ The moment you begin working is when your productivity increases; starting is the perfect condition. 02:28:57 πŸ’ͺ There are no shortcuts; hard work is the path to success. 02:30:13 🌟 Don't compromise on your standards; even if others praise your work, you'll know if you could have done better. 02:33:22 πŸ“… Aim for your average Tuesday to reflect how you want most of your life to be, focusing on meaningful work, exercise, and spending time with loved ones. 02:35:12 🚫 Don't waste time justifying your actions to people who have a life you don't want. Live your life the way you want. 02:36:14 πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ Don't let others' inability to make a logical argument affect you. Accept their rejection and move on. 02:39:42 🎭 "Punking the game" means refusing to play by others' rules in a game you didn't agree to, which can be both destructive and constructive. 02:41:20 πŸ’° The cynics may seem right in the short term, but the optimists often achieve long-term success. Embrace the tension between paranoia in the present and faith in the future. 02:45:06πŸš€ Don't be swayed by people who consistently underestimate your potential. They're often wrong, except for the one time it truly matters. 02:49:30 πŸ“š Learning is about changing behavior in response to new conditions. Intelligence is the rate of learning, not an inherent attribute. 02:51:50 πŸ“– Check out Alex Hormozi's books "100 Million Dollar O

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@beckmillan

8 months ago

A man who thinks before he answers. A novelty. There’s hope. Great interview.

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@zekite6467

8 months ago

Hormozi is such an articulate speaker, so good at delineating his life events and connecting to audiences.

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@mcgreggyman

4 months ago

Watching this for the 7th time now. Always coming back to it when I lose the will to continue. Chris, Alex, you have no idea how many lives you're saving. Thank you!

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@bluetears2

8 months ago

β€œIn life we must choose our regrets”, I never wanted or even have a tattoo, but I want this on me for life as a reminder

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@VikingSummer

8 months ago

Is it weird that almost every episode feels like ultra premium content? Is Chris the new Oprah? Like everything Oprah thought she was, that’s Chris. He’s the real deal.

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@henrymartino4283

3 months ago

People say that money is not the key to happiness, but I always figured if you have enough money, you can have a key made.

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@TheRichB

8 months ago

This literally this moment became the most meaningful podcast/video I’ve experienced. I’m 56. I’m still learning. I’m in awe of how this came together and what I’ve walked away with and will hold close to my heart. Just thank you so much.

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@daveSoupy

8 months ago

Time for the full sermon

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@AlexLancuba

8 months ago

His book launch on Saturday was remarkable. So much respect for this man. Phenomenal conversation!

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@priyanshpatel4677

2 months ago

this will be the single most valuable podcasts for generations to come

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@stevewoolridge7383

8 months ago

It is truly rare to want to relisten to a three hour podcast immediately after you’re finished

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@MrBoxofplastic

8 months ago

The heaviest things are unmade decisions. This was very true for me both in my divorce and leaving a religion.

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@anonony9081

8 months ago

Your content schedule is just crazy right now. I have like 5 of your videos on my watch later list and you just keep positing! You're killing it

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@HuNtS105

7 months ago

Going through a huge life transition right now and I think this is the most valuable bit of conversation that I have heard in a long time. Thanks!

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@deepwork9823

8 months ago

"The heaviest things in life aren't iron and gold, but unmade decisions. The reason you are stressed is that you have decisions to make and you're not making them." - Alex Hormozi 15:28 Interesting quote.

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