A lot of real problems can be solved by working longer hours:
1) You make more money when u work more.
2) You have less time to spend the money you make.
3) You have less time to think about the problems that never mattered to begin with.
Paid social is changing and changing fast, there's no doubt about that.
If you learned something before 2020, good luck succeeding with it today. Facebook is totally different, Google has fundamentally changed, and TikTok is now a major player.
Stop asking if something is "worth your time".
If you haven't made it yet then your time isn't valuable.
It's that simple. Let go of the narcissism and do what you have to do to make it.
Sometimes, major life problems (such as money problems, health issues, etc.) don’t require major solutions — just repeated small actions for permanent change.
If you're a grown man of any age it's your Duty to Make Money so you can help out friends and family when they need it.
If you're capable of accomplishing more but choose to squander your limited time on vidya games then I have the strong urge to slap the shit out of you.
Quit tagging me in your "omg i'm so excited i'm finally starting" tweets.
Starting something doesn't mean shit. Sticking with it for a year does.
I'm not giving out validation to people who are going to quit anyway.
@AlexHormozi This reminds me of when I used to say “I suck at sales…” and thought you were either good or bad at sales - no in between.
A year later, I’ve learned that if I want to improve at sales, I had to put in more reps.
Made a huge difference in my ability and mindset about life.
Growth hack: word your problems as personal deficiencies.
“My sales people suck” VS
“I don’t know how to hire train and manage great salespeople.”
If you can improve it, it’s a skill.
If it’s a skill, you can learn it.
But you have to admit you suck before it can get better.
You should have a little bit of a chip on your shoulder when you're grinding your way to the top.
If you're 100% soy and "easy going" all the time you're not going to be able to dig in and take the fight to the enemy when necessary