Alex Hormozi is a founder, investor and an author.

Alex’s X Account has been one of my favourite sources of insights over the last few years. Today we get to go through some of his best lessons about life, human behaviour, psychology, business and resilience again. And as always this is so, so good.

Expect to learn how to stop doing the wrong “hard things”, the 3-step process for winning, how to break decision paralysis, why you shouldn’t listen to the opinions of ordinary people, the not cool way to get rich, how to reverse engineer success, Alex’s message to his son, how to keep working after the excitement dies, the 3 behaviours of respected leaders and much much more…

Mentioned Books

Alchemy by Rory Sutherland
“dude we they said it was gonna be 25 we could in 17 yeah we got a bit of a bonus get some good time yeah dude that's why that's why his books called alchemy right behavioral science applied well is kind of like magic yeah but yeah if the the no half measures thing dude like”
Die with Zero by Bill Perkins

A Common-Sense Guide to Living Rich....Instead of Dying Rich Imagine if by the time you died, you did everything you were told to. You worked hard, saved your money, and looked forward to financial freedom when you retir…

“Phenomenal book. Really zero. Gone by, die with zero. Really, really good book. Really great. Three hours to read. Fantastic. Yeah, I think some of the areas that people rely on with more nostalgia from a personal”
From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks

"The roadmap for finding purpose, meaning, and success as we age, from bestselling author, Harvard professor, and the Atlantic's happiness columnist Arthur Brooks. Many of us assume that the more successful we are, the l…

“again because maybe this time it would be different yeah I think Arthur Brooks talked about this with like like from strength to strength in that book or like the second like everyone has to make this leap from first level of fluid intelligence high energy high work ethic to at some point you”
“this fear around it and like the emotionality that I have now towards it is because of the the a mix of of pity and pride that I have for that young man the young Alex that was going through that.”