Struggling to Make It? These 5 Habits Turned Alex Hormozi Into a Millionaire even when the odds seemed stacked against him. Here's his blueprint: 1. Investing in Himself 💸 Even when money was tight, he always prioritized self-investment. His rule? Never skimp on growth, no matter what else was due. 2. Pruning Friendships ✂️ Recognizing that you’re shaped by those around you, he didn’t hesitate to let go of people who no longer aligned with his vision. 3. Mastering Sales 🛠️ Building resilience through repeated rejection was a critical part of his success. The ability to sell, he believes, translates to every area of life. 4. Learning from Others’ Mistakes 📚 He saved time by studying others’ failures, gaining valuable insights without experiencing every setback personally. 5. Getting Comfortable with Solitude 🧘 By embracing solitude, he found strength in self-reliance, which allowed him to better understand himself and grow. Hormozi’s commitment to investing in himself, choosing aligned relationships, mastering sales, learning from others’ experiences, and valuing solitude all paved the way to his achievements. P.S. Which of these habits speaks to you? Let me know in the comments.

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You are the context within which everything happens. I just watched this Alex short in my YouTube feed. Note the business principle of correct focus. Are you currently in the maximum performance state? Oh no, I'm starting to sound like Tony Robbins. But it is true. Are you in the maximum performance state? Your default habit of consciousness is the key to life not just the key to lots of money. https://youtube.com/shorts/0nrO7rEDBHA

Is college still the right choice? Let’s break it down from the video "If I Were 18 Again, Here's What I Would Do" by Alex Hormozi. 💸 The Student Debt Trap - Fact: U.S. student loan debt stands at a staggering $1.76 trillion—greater than most national economies. - Takeaway: With rising costs and stagnant starting salaries, is debt worth the risk? 📊 Earnings vs. Degrees - Insight: Yes, education leads to higher lifetime earnings, but it comes with delays and debt. - Fact: Bachelor’s degree holders earn a median of $2.2 million over their careers—more than twice that of high school graduates, yet the financial recovery often comes decades later. 💼 The Power of Experience - Real-Life Story: Alex Hormozi quit a white-collar job to start from the bottom—earning minimum wage in the gym business. A few years later, he sold his company for $46 million. - Takeaway: Real-world experience and hustle can leapfrog formal education. In many fields, practical skills are more valued than a degree. 🎯 Degrees That Matter - Careers Requiring College: Certain professions—doctors, lawyers, engineers—demand formal qualifications. - Takeaway: For roles in science, law, and medicine, degrees are mandatory, and the return on investment can be substantial over time. 💡 Smart Alternatives to College - Insight: Not all education has to come from formal institutions. Mentorship, courses, and apprenticeships offer real learning without the heavy cost of tuition. - Tip: Financial aid, grants, and scholarships can offset the burden. Seek alternative learning to enhance skills without the debt. 🤔 Your Decision: What’s Right for You? - Key Question: Does your career path require a degree or specialized education? - Tip: Evaluate your goals, finances, and desired lifestyle. If you're entering an industry where experience matters more, you might choose an alternative route. 🏙️ The Zip Code Advantage

Leila Hormozi shares her journey through anger and emotional spirals, emphasizing that accepting the past and taking responsibility is vital for moving forward and enacting change.