Yay! 🥳 I just wanted to say thank you to everyone for joining this group and contributing to it everyday. Especially all the early adopters. All of your kind words and feedback have keep me going. After going to Las Vegas to the Acquisition.com Headquarters for the Scaling Workshop, I was inspired to apply the knowledge I learned to the construction of the community and curriculum. Our mission to curate all of Leila and Alex Hormozi's content into a Master of Business Acquisition (MBA) continues. When we get to 5K member, I'll have big announcements about the next phase. I am most proud of the meaningful connections I have made so far in this group and can't wait to make more. Please keep commenting and liking; your contributions are what make this group great. Thank you. 🙏

Leila Hormozi emphasizes the importance of productive distraction for mental health, suggesting activities like work or hobbies that can induce a flow state. As an MBA student, consider how the concept of productive distraction can be applied to enhance business strategy, team dynamics, or personal productivity. Can activities that are typically considered distractions be strategically incorporated to promote better outcomes? Share your insights in the comments below, and remember to keep it brief, within 25 to 100 words. Engage further by replying to 2 of your peers' comments and like 3 that resonate with you or add a new perspective. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity-6827/classroom/c118be95?md=6cf23c9a1ea54cb0b52b00b0de809637

Drawing on Leila Hormozi's narrative, reflect on how self-limiting beliefs can influence and potentially undermine critical business decisions. Share in the comments below the strategies you use to identify and overcome these beliefs in a business environment. Your response should be succinct, between 25 to 100 words. Then, contribute to our learning community by replying to 2 fellow students' comments, and express your support by liking 3 comments that offer insightful strategies. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity-6827/classroom/c118be95?md=4a4366a3c46240cf95b55e531800d728

This video from Alex Hormozi can help you understand anchoring and how it can be effective in sales. By presenting a very high-priced item first, you set a standard in the customer's mind. Everything else looks more affordable in comparison, making the second-highest option seem like a better deal. Share in the comments below how you might use anchoring in a sales situation for your business. Remember to write a response between 25 to 100 words. Engage with your classmates by replying to 2 comments, and don't forget to like 3 comments that offer insightful ideas. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity-6827/classroom/2bc394c1?md=436dda8105e74b65afa4e0d08132edb0

🟢 Join Us Saturday (Today) for our first Live Community Event on Skool 👍 https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/calendar?eid=74aa3726b6d24d2ea34f5801aaec2a50 Here is the agenda: Group Introductions Workshop Ideas/Offers Live Q&A with Attendees Please feel free to submit any questions in the comments. Thank you to all Early-Adopters for your contributions! 🙏 @Nick Pauly @Williams Robert @Adnan Arsalani @Salvatore Liquori @Anthony Fagan @Natalie Tavakoli @Deleted @Stephanie Lewis @Ve Muath @Nasima Begum @Alain Musoni @Maxi Yang @Alexei Musienko @Jeffrey Calderon @Luz Alderete @Ivan Korelo @Christopher Wood @Edward Yi @Brendan Teague @O R