Debunking Success: Alcohol, Laziness & Social Media Addiction Isn’t Holding You Back | Alex Hormozi


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  1. Chris Lee
    Chris Lee says:

    1:03: 🗒 Alex Hormozi discusses the importance of controlling variables, changing environments, and building self-esteem based on traits like delaying gratification, having a vision, and having drive.
    15:49: 🧠 People have a hard time holding sophisticated ideas in their head, but it is possible to develop confidence through evidence-based behaviors.
    26:00: 💡 Success has physics and if you're not trying to do something that violates physics then you're going to be fine, and how you get there is somewhat irrelevant.
    37:29: 🔑 Emotions are subjective reactions to perception, and by understanding this, we can take control of our emotions and make different choices that move us towards our goals.
    50:35: 🔑 The key to behavior change is understanding the rewards and punishments that drive our actions.
    1:03:09: 💡 Rewarding behavior is more effective in the long term, while punishment can change behavior in the short term.
    1:15:23: 🔑 The key to changing behavior and achieving desired outcomes is understanding and modifying one's frame of reference.
    1:28:14: 📚 The ability to break down complex problems into actionable steps is crucial for success.
    1:40:47: 📈 The process of testing and refining a business strategy involves breaking down failures into smaller steps and focusing on measurable behaviors.
    2:03:36: 💡 Leverage is the difference between what you put in and what you get out, and it can be achieved through skills, collaboration, capital, and content.
    2:05:26: 📈 The key to leverage in business is to maximize the number of potential units sold and the gross profit per unit, while considering competitive dynamics and upfront capital investments.
    2:17:33: 📚 Russell Brunson demonstrated the concept of his books through exceptional offers, achieving record-breaking success in online marketing.
    2:29:20: 📚 The author explains how he used various methods to advertise and generate leads for his book launch, emphasizing the importance of building a strong brand and making and keeping promises.
    2:47:49: 💼 Businesses solve problems and make the world better, and entrepreneurship is the way to solve as many problems as possible.
    2:53:56: ✨ The concept of 'one of zero' is about defining your own path, keeping promises, and earning your own approval.
    Recap by Tammy AI

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  2. Better Mind and Body
    Better Mind and Body says:

    While I agree that you can have bad habits and prevail, getting use to dopamine surges from those activities is going to destroy your motivation and cause nihilism. Interestingly, accomplishing goals has always been very easy for me, but not getting bored is my struggle in the meantime.

    So what I do to counter this is dopamine detox. The desire to do things is good, including drinking coffee. But after you do them the desire goes away. The issue with pornography is in biology, reproduction is the climax of experience, and if you can skip being desirable to achieve that, you've destroyed your hormones. When someone lacks motivation, it's most likely because of a porn addiction, or some extreme dopamine causing activity, drugs or alcohol. Exercise is one of the greatest ways to dopamine detox because serotonin release.

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  3. Sophie: C
    Sophie: C says:

    I’m finally coming back to myself after years old spending too early. Lately I been sleeping and taking care of myself more. Be true to yourself everyone. Everything will be okay.

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  4. RAS s
    RAS s says:

    I see many elements of Anthony Robbins in this dialogue….which makes me aware that reframing from different perspectives is absolutely necessary because some ppl become anchored by familiar authorities.

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  5. kamogelo mvemve
    kamogelo mvemve says:

    As much as I like both of these guys, I would not want to work for either of them. Hell no. Tom just sounds like he would break your soul as a boss. No thank you. Slightly passive aggressive too. Nope. I think, that’s the hardest part about building someone else’s dream. They’ll never be happy with your output, it’ll never be fast enough for them. It’s their dream after all and you’re just paid labour. Be the Boss guys. Be the Boss. If you can.

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  6. Gabriela Krasteva
    Gabriela Krasteva says:

    Awesome intrview! I loved this talk. Here's what resonated with me:

    1. The number one problem is that no one takes action.
    2. Building an identity around hard work is something to strive for, instead of building an identity around beauty or intelligence.
    3. Being able to delay gratification.
    4. Map out what you want to do.
    5. Consistency is key, and you need evidence of your consistency.
    6. What can I do to make this day worse?
    7. If you act positive and think negative, you can still succeed, but if you think positive and act negative, you won't move forward.
    8. Tom has rules in his life; for example, you don't drink two times a week.
    9. Alex doesn't have rules; he's only interested in what works. He says that since morning routines are so different for every person, this means that they don't really have that much of an impact. If you do the things that are important for your business, you can also drink, watch adult content, eat sweets, and so on. You need to focus on the formula that will move your business forward and decide how you'd like to live your life. But the way you live your life is not that important to your business. The only thing important to your business is whether you work or not.
    10. If you don't have patience, you need to figure out what to do in the meantime.
    11. Sadness is the perceived lack of options, which is an ignorance problem and can be fixed with more knowledge.
    12. Anxiety is having too many options and not knowing which one to choose, which means that you need priorities and need to make decisions.
    13. Are you going to play the victim, or are you going to play the game?
    14. Alex thinks that values are skills that can be trained. Tom does not share the same opinion; he thinks that emotions are an echo of a person's beliefs and values.
    15. How Alex knows when the work is done: He asks a person to edit a 30-second clip for 30 minutes, after that asks the person what they would do if they had 2 hours, after that 2 weeks, and once there isn't anything more that can be done, then the work is finished.
    16. The rate at which you decide what the next most meaningful step for your business or life is a sign of intelligence.
    17. Being predictable in a good way and delivering when you promised that you're going to deliver will be liked by everyone.

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