Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than KZread by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2MNqIgw. Here’s the timestamps: 00:00 Stop Caring About Other People’s Opinions 08:00 How To Have Difficult Conversations 15:28 The Heavy Burden of Unmade Decisions 24:46 Overcoming the Fear of What Other People Think 33:00 In Life You Must Choose Your Regrets 42:18 Work as Hard as You Can at One Thing & See What Happens 54:09 Become a Hero By Using Your Pain 58:42 Success is the Only Revenge 1:11 :02 You’ve Already Achieved Goals You Said Would Make You Happy 1:24 :13 Nobody Will Hate on You for Doing Worse Than Them 1:36 :22 Hold Yourself to a Higher Standard Than Anyone Else Does 1:48 :56 How to Remember Everything You Learn 1:59 :07 You Don’t Have to Feel Good About it, Just Keep Going 2:05 :23 Judge Yourself By Your Actions Not Your Thoughts 2:18 :59 Success Comes From Doing The Things Others Won’t Do 2:25 :09 The Ultimate Productivity System 2:35 :07 A Hack For Knowing Who You Should Take Advice From 2:43 :55 Why Cynicism Is A Loser’s Strategy 2:49 :10 Learning Isn’t a Spectator Sport 2:51 :28 Where to Find Alex

@xsw882

8 ай бұрын

thats only 20 timestamps 🤔

@_N0_0ne

8 ай бұрын

Thank you

@loveliberationpod

8 ай бұрын

21:42 You just changed my life, truly, i’ve been on a self development journey for more than 6 years now. Ironing out stuff. These discussions about decision-making finally made me understand the real law of attraction. How to move through this world most efficiently. Every decision is an opportunity to not let fear win. The quicker you make decisions out of love that need to be made. The quicker you reach your full potential.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@edscherzer

8 ай бұрын

Game Changers that are Selfless Servants! My people! Thanks brothers. 👊🏼💪🏼🚀

@FaizVahedna

8 ай бұрын

Chris talk way more than Alex. Disappointing in some waysm id rather have Alex explain his own thoughts.

“No work is wasted because I am the output of the work, not the outcome”. That was so good.

@CareerGrowthHub433

7 күн бұрын

“I had been rejected, but I was still in love. And so I decided to start over”. Such a powerful message

Alex just feels unreal. He’s wealthy, humble, compassionate, philosophical, attentive, generous and funny. He’s like a swole Buddha that decided to become a CEO and wear crocs. You just can’t make this up.

@michaelburrell4685

8 ай бұрын

That’s the best description of Alex I’ve heard.

@przemek3251

8 ай бұрын

This is a perfect description, I 100% agree with you.😄

@ThePhaze1001

8 ай бұрын

You literally CANT MAKE IT UP 😂😂😂

@GabrielBacon

8 ай бұрын

Thanks to his dad

@HarshSingh-oh1tj

8 ай бұрын

You forget muscular

The amount of wisdom in this podcast between these two people who are still in their thirties is absolutely staggering. Amazing content.

@digitalMBA007

5 ай бұрын

Alex is 29

@lastnamefirst650

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@digitalMBA007Alex is 33 as of late august dude. He’s said it multiple times on different podcasts

@SmartMoveGraphics

3 ай бұрын

Beautifully staggering atm. These two are the templates of what I hope humans are like and if not aspire to be in the our future. There are currently not enough strong but sensitive leaders in our communities. These guys rock.

*People say that money is not the key to happiness, but I always figured if you have enough money, you can have a key made.*

@henrymartino4283

3 ай бұрын

“The greater the passive income you can build, the FREER you will become.”

@henrymartino4283

3 ай бұрын

Always put your finances in good care to ensure that your income rises. Wealthy people achieve there financial goals and acquire riches by seeking help from finance pro(s) but many claim to have achieved success themselves.

@BrianaLopez6

3 ай бұрын

that’s an upright approach, l'm 50 and my Iife is in a mess. Any ldea wouId really go a long way in shaping my life.

@henrymartino4283

3 ай бұрын

I operate a wide range of investments and have achieved massive growth in my finances with the help of my financial professional, making my financial goal a reality.

@henrymartino4283

3 ай бұрын

For more info on my finance coach, you can look up the full names below.

A man who thinks before he answers. A novelty. There’s hope. Great interview.

@GomerBarnFloyd

8 ай бұрын

It bothers me to no end how some people would rather use filler words that make you sound less articulate than actually deal with silence to think out a response.

@ItsMistaTee

8 ай бұрын

Was this statement at a particular time stamp?

@Anonymous-mx8sh

8 ай бұрын

@@ItsMistaTeejust throughout the video, he gathers himself before he answers each question

@xtabell5776

8 ай бұрын

I definitely agree it is a bad habit to respond immediately if one does not have his answer but if you get good at formulating yourself quickly on the spot is a good skill to have, you won't always have the time to think through a question. Though being uncomfortable with silence and scrambling for words is not a good habit(I do this more than I would like to admit) and having anxiety over what sounds best and what to say isn't that much better. I think for most people don't worry too much about what is the right approach when communicating but rather just practice, reflect and try different things out, once you get good at something it just happens if you think about what you are doing you will fuck up. If you have ever wondered why someone can play a guitar and sing at the same time or how Micheal Jackson can flow across the floor, there is literally no secret, at least nothing that can be put into words that will magically make you an expert. So just get out of your head and do stuff, and watch the universe unfold. One of the most complex things we do is walking and that just happens, despite all the tiny motions involved and the varying surfaces we roam across. Sorry for going on a tangent, just hope I can reach a younger me, goddamn we waste so much time.... Like shia Labeouf says: " JUST DO IT!" Lol

@KeithRobinson-su5qg

8 ай бұрын

I noticed the exact same thing. Thoughtful answers are my favorite.

Hormozi is such an articulate speaker, so good at delineating his life events and connecting to audiences.

@GaryAJMartin

8 ай бұрын

He is, and he sounds like he knows everything and is always right on everything. He is not. He shits like everyone else, he will die like everyone else. God he is not.

When Alex says no one will remember him 6 months after he’s gone. I WILL. I love this guy, and I’ll miss his wisdom and I’ll miss all the learnings I won’t be getting anymore. There’s only one Alex Hormozi. ❤❤

This literally this moment became the most meaningful podcast/video I’ve experienced. I’m 56. I’m still learning. I’m in awe of how this came together and what I’ve walked away with and will hold close to my heart. Just thank you so much.

@kirstyward9894

7 ай бұрын

Love this comment, I’m 53 and thinking the same as you!

@SankiKingOfficial

6 ай бұрын

@@kirstyward9894you are not 53! Wow! Share your diet plan? Haha ❤

@RichardRatner.1972

6 ай бұрын

​@@kirstyward9894I'm 51 & I love your comment! Kindest regards, Richard U.K

@karinolson7228

4 ай бұрын

There is no age cap on growing!! Nor any age minimum. Thank goodness!

“In life we must choose our regrets”, I never wanted or even have a tattoo, but I want this on me for life as a reminder

@WideAwakeHuman

8 ай бұрын

No shit I may get this inked… “Choose your regrets”

@kss9131

8 ай бұрын

I choose to regret getting this tattoo

@MrBoxofplastic

8 ай бұрын

I would get a tattoo about regrets but I may regret it.

@peripheralparadox4218

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@MrBoxofplasticI wasn’t gonna get a tattoo, but I thought I might regret not getting one.

@peripheralparadox4218

8 ай бұрын

I think choose your suffering trumps choose your regret. It encompasses more, it’s a purer truth.

Is it weird that almost every episode feels like ultra premium content? Is Chris the new Oprah? Like everything Oprah thought she was, that’s Chris. He’s the real deal.

@johnsondeng

8 ай бұрын

Oprah was always about the entertainment and the spectacle. She's very good at it. So I think you're onto something here because I think the real need for the deeper stuff was just untapped. And this is where Chris is just purely better at it. No need for a larger than life personality.

@blayneelizabeth2098

8 ай бұрын

For reaaaaal!

@peripheralparadox4218

8 ай бұрын

If only Chris were a black lesbian.

@peripheralparadox4218

8 ай бұрын

@@johnsondengdeeper stuff still only interests a smaller audience. But that’s ok. It’s there for those who want to receive it.

@jessicaporter4194

8 ай бұрын

Oprah was Oprah, Chris is Chris

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 ⏳ Focus on living life for yourself, as in three generations, everyone who knew you will be forgotten. 01:37 🤔 Learn to think from first principles and not be bound by societal norms or others' expectations. 04:15 🔥 Avoid following the crowd; most people's decisions lead to unfulfilling lives. 06:23 ⏳ The more you act on your decisions, the quicker you can make significant changes in your life. 08:17 🗣️ Unmade decisions are often the source of stress; confronting difficult conversations can lead to growth. 12:02 🚗 Making decisions earlier can save you time and prevent you from staying in a state of complacency. 16:51 💡 Unmade decisions feel heavy due to fear, but naming the fear and the person involved can empower you to take action. 18:43 ⏳ Anxiety cost: Unmade decisions waste valuable time and attention, emphasizing the importance of taking action promptly. 19:25 🕐 Procrastination and anxiety can be reduced by taking immediate action on tasks or decisions. 20:33 ⏳ Speed of decision-making can significantly impact how quickly you achieve your goals and overcome anxiety. 22:54 💡 Fear of failure, insecurity, and the fear of being "not enough" often drive high achievers to succeed. 25:03 🤷‍♂️ Cynicism can be a defense mechanism to avoid facing the pain of failure and the judgment of others. 26:16 🃏 Everyone has advantages and disadvantages; it's essential to play the hand you've been dealt. 29:44 🤝 Understanding others' experiences and hardships can lead to forgiveness and empathy. 30:54 🙏 Regrets are an inevitable part of life, but choosing which regrets you can live with can guide decision-making. 35:10 🧀 In decision-making, consider running away from what you fear (regret) rather than chasing what you desire. 38:38 🌟 Building confidence is not about shouting affirmations but about proving your worth through undeniable evidence. 39:09 📘 Measure your success by your efforts and the work you put in, not just the outcomes. 40:19 🗣️ Prioritize and dedicate substantial effort to tasks to ensure you've done everything in your control to succeed. 42:25 🌟 The more you commit to a single pursuit, the more you realize your capabilities and unlock mastery. 44:43 💪 Turn pro in your chosen endeavor, applying dedication and a pro athlete's mindset to achieve excellence. 45:11 💡 The difference between nervousness and excitement is your level of preparation. 49:13 💡 Your ability to say "no" becomes crucial as you become more successful; focus on the one thing that matters most. 52:31 🚀 As you gain more success, your opportunities increase, making it even more important to prioritize and say "no" to most. 56:17 🔥 Use insufficiency, resentment, or difficult experiences as potent fuel to drive your actions and success. 57:25 🪓 Twisting the knife: Be specific about your pain and understand what truly hurts you, as it's often what contains elements of truth that bother you. 58:38 🌟 Success is the only revenge: Focus on your goals and achievements to overshadow doubters and naysayers, rather than trying to prove them wrong individually. 59:22 💪 Use challenges as opportunities: Transform negative experiences into strengths. Overcoming adversity can lead to unique skills and resilience. 01:01 :54 🚀 Embrace the journey: Find joy in the pursuit of your goals rather than solely focusing on achieving them. The process of striving can be more fulfilling than reaching the destination. 01:05 :08 🎖️ Be grateful for your challenges: Reflect on past difficulties as opportunities for growth and character development, as they contribute to who you are today. 01:06 :23 🛣️ Define your own game: Don't just try to win at someone else's game; determine what game you want to play and set your own rules and goals. 01:09 :40 🤔 Happiness in the pursuit: Realize that happiness often comes from actively working toward your goals, not just achieving them. Enjoy the journey as much as the destination. 01:15 :53 🌄 Create your character through challenges: Imagine the person you want to become and embrace the hardships and struggles that will shape your character along the way. 01:16 :50 🙏 Gratitude for the mundane: Cultivate gratitude by imagining how your future self would cherish the simple joys and health you currently have. 01:17 :32 🌟 Finding gratitude and presence in everyday moments is a powerful way to combat feeling stuck in routines. 01:18 :00 🧘 Presence and gratitude can be intertwined, with small daily moments opening you up to awareness. 01:18 :56 🥋 Conor McGregor emphasized the importance of being present in his fights, allowing him to excel. 01:19 :48 🌼 Mindfulness can be as simple as savoring a sip of coffee or a view out of the window, stringing together these moments. 01:21 :12 🌄 Moments where you perceive your peripheral vision can naturally lead you to the present. 01:26 :29 🚀 Success often brings haters because you remind them of the dreams they gave up on. 01:29 :43 🌟 Haters and criticism can be indicators that you're on the right path to success. 01:35 :21 💪 Every worthwhile goal has a cost, and it's the difficulty that makes it worth pursuing. 01:36 :48 🙅 Self-love can involve rejecting the notion of self-acceptance and striving for the person you want to become. 01:37 :28 🧠 Self-love means believing in yourself more than anyone else does and holding yourself to a higher standard. 01:39 :09 🤔 Reject the idea of self-acceptance as settling for who you are; instead, accept your current state but strive for improvement. 01:40 :09 💪 Embrace the discrepancy between your current self and the person you want to be, and focus on taking steps to bridge that gap. 01:45 :41 🧭 Feeling lost or going through hard times often indicates you're on the right path to success, not the wrong one. 01:50 :47 🧘‍♂️ To overcome negative emotions like sadness or impatience, operationalize them by identifying the root causes and working on solutions. 01:55 :26 📝 A mediocre plan consistently followed is more effective than a perfect plan never executed; the key is sticking to the plan. 01:56 :22 🌟 Alex emphasizes the importance of consistency and setting a new, higher bar for oneself after achieving success. 01:56 :47 🧬 Alex acknowledges that everyone faces unique challenges, but he encourages individuals to focus on what they want to achieve rather than seeking sympathy for their difficulties. 01:57 :30 🤔 Alex challenges the "must be nice" mindset, suggesting that success isn't about circumstances but about one's determination and actions. 01:59 :10 💪 Alex emphasizes the importance of persevering even when you don't feel good about it and how hard work pays off in the long run. 02:00 :55 🌱 Alex highlights that the work itself changes and molds you, and it's not just about the outcomes. 02:03 :27 🏆 Alex shares his realization that work is never wasted because you become the output of the work, not just the outcome. 02:05 :36 🤯 Alex suggests that judging yourself based on your actions, not just your thoughts, can lead to self-improvement. 02:06 :58 🕰️ Alex discusses the value of patience and how it can be developed through consistent action, even when you don't feel patient. 02:10 :36 🙌 Alex and the host emphasize the importance of sharing honest, unromanticized stories of personal growth and challenges to help others navigate their journeys. 02:15 :43 🚀 Having a "must be easy" mindset is a sign of a victim mindset; it removes agency and power from your life. 02:17 :07 ⏳ Life is like a protracted training montage; the lack of certainty makes it worthwhile. 02:18 :48 🤔 Pursuing a goal with uncertainty is what makes it meaningful; guaranteed success would be unfulfilling. 02:19 :04 💪 To be more successful than most, be willing to do what most people aren't willing to do. 02:20 :26 🔄 Consistency is a powerful virtue; being consistent is often the key to success. 02:23 :46 🕰️ The moment you begin working is when your productivity increases; starting is the perfect condition. 02:28 :57 💪 There are no shortcuts; hard work is the path to success. 02:30 :13 🌟 Don't compromise on your standards; even if others praise your work, you'll know if you could have done better. 02:33 :22 📅 Aim for your average Tuesday to reflect how you want most of your life to be, focusing on meaningful work, exercise, and spending time with loved ones. 02:35 :12 🚫 Don't waste time justifying your actions to people who have a life you don't want. Live your life the way you want. 02:36 :14 🙅‍♂️ Don't let others' inability to make a logical argument affect you. Accept their rejection and move on. 02:39 :42 🎭 "Punking the game" means refusing to play by others' rules in a game you didn't agree to, which can be both destructive and constructive. 02:41 :20 💰 The cynics may seem right in the short term, but the optimists often achieve long-term success. Embrace the tension between paranoia in the present and faith in the future. 02:45 :06🚀 Don't be swayed by people who consistently underestimate your potential. They're often wrong, except for the one time it truly matters. 02:49 :30 📚 Learning is about changing behavior in response to new conditions. Intelligence is the rate of learning, not an inherent attribute. 02:51 :50 📖 Check out Alex Hormozi's books "100 Million Dollar Offers" and "100 Million Dollar Leads" for practical business insights.

@heartofdavidmartin

7 ай бұрын

W Comment

@fritzfluss9990

6 ай бұрын

How does this comment have so few likes? Great summary! Thanks brother!

@rayralf90

6 ай бұрын

​@fritzfluss9990 people probably just give up halfway. You have to scroll for ages to get to that like button.

@BeingForeverBroken

6 ай бұрын

@@rayralf90 Oh the irony

@jackcatlin

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for writing this!

Watching this for the 7th time now. Always coming back to it when I lose the will to continue. Chris, Alex, you have no idea how many lives you're saving. Thank you!

Time for the full sermon

His book launch on Saturday was remarkable. So much respect for this man. Phenomenal conversation!

@7evintheproducer

8 ай бұрын

Yes it was man! One of the best ever. Got all the links and ordered the big pack of books to pay It forward

@dan-cj1rr

8 ай бұрын

oh yea especially the part where he confirmed that it was a pyramid scheme

@AlexLancuba

8 ай бұрын

@@dan-cj1rr interesting take you have. Perhaps you don’t like receiving a tonne of value….for free. The people going through his free trainings and new book (like me) are not phased by the unique approach to his launch, in-fact, it’s impressive as there’s few people on the planet that could actually pull that off in the manner that he did it.

@dan-cj1rr

8 ай бұрын

@@AlexLancuba bro tf u on about, i watched it a little and he started explaining a pyramid scheme lmao

@Aryan_Biswas

8 ай бұрын

@@dan-cj1rr godd u gotta be world class level dense to take that from his presentation. He made something educational which he wanted us to share with as many people as possible because that’s what his goal is, he wants to make business education accessible for everyone. He literally made everything available for free and asked us to share it. If anyone wanted to buy the limited edition books to get his company’s hat in return (as token of gratitude from his end) we could buy it and share it with our friends. People literally go crazy to buy stupid merch from all sorts of scammy KZreadrs and out of them all you thought of accusing him 🤦🏻‍♂️, you lead a sad life my friend.

I feel so extremely lucky to have recognized that it didn’t matter what other people thought about me at such a young age. I was about 10 or 11 years old when I started to live how i wanted to live. My school, hobbies, friends, how I dressed, what I said, or my relationship with family was all based on what I wanted snd what I liked and never based on other peoples opinion. I didn’t need outside validation or approval. I didn’t need everyone to like me either. This outlook has allowed me to truly live the life that I wanted to be who I truly was.. I consider myself successful and at peace snd it had nothing to do with money or illusions. ..something that sadly most people will never experience. The side effect of this mentality however is that I’m not close with family and I don’t have many friends because people do not like it when you don’t conform to their expectations and make decisions based on what you want and not what they want you to want for them. No regrets. I’ve lived a great life.

Chris and Alex have such a genuine rapport, and that’s very much reflected in the quality of their conversation. Thanks for taking us along for the ride fellas.

Listening to Hormozi is like becoming enlightened without putting in multiple lives of hard karma work.

@lau-guerreiro

8 ай бұрын

He is so far from enlightened! He can't even accept himself - that's kindergarten level!

@sandroschneider2123

8 ай бұрын

@@lau-guerreiro If you were as far at him at Kindergarten, then much respect for you.

@DamianSzajnowski

8 ай бұрын

Karmic work supposedly transfers through incarnations... so maybe you're prepared with some work already.

@zaydevans2077

8 ай бұрын

@@lau-guerreirowhat gives you the impression he can’t accept himself? I wouldn’t say he’s enlightened and he wouldn’t either he’s just learning and sharing as he does

@lau-guerreiro

8 ай бұрын

@@zaydevans2077 he had a whole section on how he thought self-acceptance was wrong. Did you listen to it? He's still stuck in having to be better. He can't just be as he is.

Your content schedule is just crazy right now. I have like 5 of your videos on my watch later list and you just keep positing! You're killing it

More than a podcast episode, this was two men having a deeply intimate, heartfelt conversation about life itself. I felt this.

It is truly rare to want to relisten to a three hour podcast immediately after you’re finished

I have bought both of Alex's books! Love all the wisdom available today. I gotta say it's easy to get trapped in scrolling for too long. I decided to delete all the social apps off my phone and just use KZread on my laptop and it's really helped my productivity!

@Sampsadioz

7 ай бұрын

I have to do this

@1pagelifeplan

7 ай бұрын

@@Sampsadioz Let me know how it goes!

@QuickTakeJake

6 ай бұрын

smart smart...I am consider the same especially as I am going into content creation...my mind can be everywhere and nowhere at once

A session for life! U guys smashed this one.. 💯🔥 "Nothing is goin to be worthwhile that doesn't come with an associated amount of discomfort" In this day&age that quote hits hard.

@MrBoxofplastic

8 ай бұрын

I'm reading your comment as I'm turning down French fries at a restaurant. It sucks eating healthy sometimes, lol, but if you ain't got health you ain't got nothing.

Watching for my third time through now. Thanks guys.

@matthewfoote12

4 ай бұрын

Same, come back to it every month to check in with myself.

@Drefromthe7th

3 ай бұрын

Lol me as well

@RobbyYerkes

3 ай бұрын

Dude that’s crazy I’m reading this and this is my 3rd time listening. First time I can actually interpret the knowledge of nearly everything they’re talking about.

@SYONCLUB

2 ай бұрын

For me the same, and it's amazing how every time I listen to it there are new nuances and information that I can capture, alex is a real guide! Keep Building!

@bRzCbNd0781

Ай бұрын

Fourth this time, too much sauce in here

This video should be mandatory viewing for all boys aged 13 n older. Every year for the rest of their lives

So happy for this updated interview. Alex is quickly becoming the GOAT. He put on a masterclass in sales a few days ago. Truly one of the brightest minds in business.

@shawnhills

8 ай бұрын

I’d end your last sentence at “minds.” He’s graduated to that level, at least for me. Business professor, therapist, and life coach all in 1.

@TheCascade14

8 ай бұрын

seriously though. in a world full of idiots, he sure shines a light on how to live better.. @@shawnhills

Two great humans having an authentic conversation. Sublime.

Going through a huge life transition right now and I think this is the most valuable bit of conversation that I have heard in a long time. Thanks!

@echsee9477

6 ай бұрын

Wish you the best !

@Picklerick007

5 ай бұрын

Keep at it! 💪🏽🤘🏽

@OGTennyson

4 күн бұрын

How's life going now G?

@OGTennyson

4 күн бұрын

How's life going now G?

I think the concept of having to choose one's regrets and the fact that shame only exists in the shadows are two truths that really got me thinking! Incredible episode!

The same people judging you for working too hard or being unbalanced are the same ones looking for a handout when you become successful. And they're also the same ones that say you became successful because you had it easy or had an unfair advantage when really you outworked and out sacrificed and out gambled everyone else.

The heaviest things are unmade decisions. This was very true for me both in my divorce and leaving a religion.

"The heaviest things in life aren't iron and gold, but unmade decisions. The reason you are stressed is that you have decisions to make and you're not making them." - Alex Hormozi 15:28 Interesting quote.

this will be the single most valuable podcasts for generations to come

Chris telling Alex "shut up" at 2:26 :53 is my absolute favorite. How to be a great Podcaster? Tell your guest to shut up! 😂😂❤ love it!

I am going to reflect on my "what is the conversation I fear having right now?". Great prompt.

This episode has my heart. The vulnerability from the two of you combined with the anectodes, and the results of your heart work, made me...emotional and inspired. I've been listening while I work on my clients and i have about 20 minutes left in this episode, but wanted to say thank you to Chris for the amazing guests you find, and Alex for sleeping in that gym, under the garage, while those kids the same age as you were partying all night and the cars were driving over your head. You both deserve such great things.

Ive been obsessed to his content and the results of it are evident to everyone the fact that am 19 in Kenya is so fascinating to find someone ive never met impacting me in such a way

Always a classic when these two talk. Only 10 mins in and pure gems are being dropped

After so many podcasts of Alex I went into this thinking I wouldn’t learn anything new. I was wrong.

Never heard of this guy before. Listened to it on spotify and got immense inspiration that I dont often get from podcasts. This guy is great.

“You’re not afraid of failing you’re afraid of what other people will think of you if you fail If you’re afraid of that, imagine what they think of you when you aren’t even trying . Oh Yea, they aren’t .” Is it just me or does this hit different different?

“Fame doesn’t change you, it change everyone around you”, but I’ve always felt the sentiment that fame and power reveals you was more true, perhaps fame also reveals those around you. It’s less that people change, but that as your circumstances change, people reveal more of who they are.

I don’t think any podcast has connected with me more. Thank you both for mentioning how sad and lonely it can be on the way to the top. Not enough influencers mention just how hard the hardships of self improvement are, and you two both did an amazing job putting my feelings into words. Keep up the good work!

I wanted to move to Alaska for 20 years. At 40 yr old I quit a 15 yr job and moved to Alaska, with only 5,000 dollars. It turned out to be the best thing I ever did. Yep should have done it 30 years earlier.

Chris, as a 19 who’s just starting a business and going through that struggle period you and Alex were talking about, this is literal gold. You guys knocked it out of the park. Provided so much practical wisdom and made me feel better about the classic struggle of the first few years!

@Jay-vt1mw

8 ай бұрын

Best of luck mate, is there anything a random person can do to support you abit?

@aslanholmen7467

7 ай бұрын

freaking love this community man@@Jay-vt1mw

Single parenting is relentless triple shifts for 10-20 years. Much love you guys. I get inspired every time I listen to you. So much gold in this conversation. Thank you.

A man who thinks before he speaks is a powerful man and communicator.

Chris when I listen to Modern Wisdom I feel less alone - I am literally mainlining Alex's teachings at the moment as I really want to grow and I am glad I have found you as a result - really powerful man. And the piece about being in your room from 6-16 in deep learnings - really resonate. Major appreciation.

It’s not easy to find people who are so well spoken, can talk about interesting things and just be cool at the same time. This channel is an absolute gem.

This has got to be the most beautiful video podcast set I've ever seen. So clean, warm, and cinematic. Nicely done.

Chris, thanks to your line of questioning that is relatable and empathetic. I felt deeply that you respected my time. Hope this brings a smile to your face. You deserve more love and subscribers! ❤

This was a great interview and I am re-listening again to it today on Spotify. I rarely come on KZread and for this episode I decided to pop in and leave a comment to say that this was exactly what I needed for the season of life that I am currently in.

The amount of free value here is crazy. Great points, great chemistry, great podcast.

I rarely leave comments. I just want to say thank you Chris and thank you Alex. I don’t know if you’ll read this message, but you help me actually do stuff with my life and update how I think about everything. I’ve been struggling a lot in the past years, and when I listen to you, I feel less lonely, and more motivated to accomplish things in my day. Thank you. You are really helping people. I’m on my second listen, and plan to listen to this episode until my brain register and update all the new ideas : more exposure to greatness.

I was having a really bad day. People got in my head about my goals and staying in my path and this really fired me up. So thank you

I absolutely love the pause that Alex takes before he replies to gather his thoughts. I’ve never seen that before but it is so brilliant. Most people want to seem like they have the answers and start talking immediately filled with “uh’s and um’s”. Such a master at getting his point across. 👏🏽

I'm in my 50' and I find the conversation between these two young men so refreshing. The transparent honesty, and the drive for success they conveyed was a really good conversation.

This is my favorite podcast for wisdom. I love your personality and the chemistry between you and Alex is fantastic. Much peace and love, brother.

One of the best things about this pod cast is it gets into it right away ..no unnecessary intro! Great stuff stud

"They are right more times, but they are not more right." That hit me. Great podcast, learned so much. You both have and share immense knowledge. You are also honest about the fact that you worked for your knowledge. Thank you!

I love this one. I feel this interview/conversation will be a good one to last for decades and decades improving the lives of humans again and again. Love you guys and thanks for sharing your wisdom

This video is just what I needed .This resonates with everything I'm experiencing as a new mom, new business owner, and new content creator. This conversation has been incredibly inspiring in many ways. Thank you! It's just the extra push I needed☺.

There will never be a better podcast than this. This conversation is just incredible valuable and you can't lose after you relentlessly study their words. STUDY THEM AND YOU WILL SUCCEED

That "exactly" while simultaneously pointing at Chris, at about 10:50 . Felt that deep in my bones.

I cant help but say . Your podcast is getting better and better than ever before. You will certainly rule in this area man. Thank so much you for making this valuable contents .

@ChrisWillx & @Hormozi this is the best podcast that I have ever watched. So many 'breathe easy' moments from the clarity of your examples, scenarios and ideas. And I am so much older than both of you guys! The high paced banter between both of you is exciting like a high paced tennis match or maybe ping pong! Thank you for having this conversation and sharing it. It is now on my 'Reference Playlist' as I'll come back to it! A few exercise are coming for me, writing a list of pains and how to use them! Take care and lots of success to both of you!

So many gems and insights. My main takeaway for today to reflect on: "No one hates you from above". Feels like a really powerful tool to put things into perspective. Thanks to you Chris and Alex. All you both do is much needed and appreciated.

Coming back to your episodes with Alex after having a patchy last few weeks. The part I needed most here was the reminder that I don’t “need” to feel good about it, I just need to keep going. I need to stay consistent. The results will just be a bonus on the way. Thanks for this.

I really appreciate you guys, i think it's sad that more people aren't benefiting from the content, but hopefully you continue to grow. In a world lacking in inspirational male role models you are the person filling a gap in my life i thought i may not find. I can't wait to see your live show in Manchester. All the best Chris, you're smashing it 🙌

I've been listening to this podcast for while but this has to be the most takeaways I've taken from a single episode. Hormozi is the man, love this 💪

I'm 48 and I keep reminding myself how lucky we are to have such easy and comfortable access completely free to absolutely phenomenal wisdom. I remember times when I had to sift through books in the library just to find something useful. One episode like this can be life-changing for the person who takes it seriously and starts applying at least something out of this. Thank you Chris and Alex so much. You both are such great contributors to society. I've been on a 'subscribing' diet lately trying to be extremely picky about subs but this 3-hour marathon of value-bombs definitely got me on board.

Alex, I been listening to you for over a year now, my son who is 19 is also now listening to you, thank you for sharing your road map to life and business. I enjoy this podcast, I appreciate the tempo of the interview.

It feels like two high school best friends reuniting after a long time to share what they've learned from life.

Excellent conversation. Chris just nails these interviews. Loved the section about choosing your regrets. I am pretty pumped after watching this whole thing. I just started my business on 11th August. The motivator for me was that in July I was regretting not starting it 3 years ago and I realised I would rather try and fail than regret not starting it again 3 years from now.

@mvrius2924

5 ай бұрын

How's your progress so far man?

Alex never misses to speak to you with his eloquence and deep understanding of his life lessons and conveying that with passion and compassion ❤. Thanks @chris for hosting this podcast 🎉

I’ve now listened to this podcast 3 times to really soak it all in and process and it’s changed my life over night. Thank you so much. I think you’d write an amazing book or even books of all the wisdom you’ve learned along the way!

I feel guilty watching Chris’s content for free…

@jaydenmccartie520

14 күн бұрын

Agreed brother, what a lad he is for bringing this to us

2 days of listening, 4 pages of notes (double-sided). Chris and Alex should congratulate themselves for having the best podcast episode of the year! Looking forward to more!

@Abdul-Rahman-

7 ай бұрын

Please can you forward the notes

@wymow

7 ай бұрын

What's your email?@@Abdul-Rahman-

I’ve watched this over the past month while I ate or was on a lunch break. This was probably one of the best ways I’ve spent 3 hours. I hope everyone makes it to the end, because this is a gem

This whole podcast was absolutely filled with wisdom and it has such a comforting effect... of not feeling so alone

I still cannot believe that I have access to this conversation for free. It absolutely blows my mind how one can access such content for no money. However, learning, like everything, comes at a cost- time (aka paying attention).

21:42 You just changed my life, truly, i’ve been on a self development journey for more than 6 years now. Ironing out stuff. These discussions about decision-making finally made me understand the real law of attraction. How to move through this world most efficiently. Every decision is an opportunity to not let fear win. The quicker you make decisions out of love that need to be made. The quicker you reach your full potential.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I cannot believe this has been out for five months and I am just now seeing this! I could not put it down. Banger after banger after lightbulb moment. So intuitive. I know I'm going to listen to this many times in my year to come! Thank you both! Going to find more on Alex Hormozi!

I love this man's perspectives so much. I've experienced that same thing of 'people want you to do well but never better than them'. I purchased both of his books and I'm excited to read them and implement these ideas in my own life.

This episode is legit going to change my life. Thank you

Best episode of this Podcast so far, pops to both Chris and Alex for their great thoughts and conversation!! ❤

I'm listening to this podcast for the second time, it is so powerful. Thank you Chris and Alex.

I am 345 years old and still learning abot life. Thank you Alex from this wisdom and thanks Chris for setting this up!

the people we blame and scapegoat, control our lives, stop blaming and take control of your own life

Massive respect to Hormozi. Legend. Thank you both

The conversations on this podcast are consistently amazing

The number of killer one-liners in here is incredible

Chris. I appreciate all of your (and Alex’s) hard work! I love getting right into the deep stuff inside of your brilliant minds, instead of hearing backstories 100 times from ‘just another podcaster’. Way to bring it to the next level!! I also am so thankful to have found others in this world with the same thinking as me, and to hear some new fantastic thoughts/frames open my mind even more. Thank you both so much for everything you do. I can’t wait to meet you guys in the future 🥰

Never has a podcast improved my life so quickly. Alex inspired me to have a difficult conversation with my girlfriend and now things are much better between us. It's also inspiring to think about making decisions sooner rather than later.

First half hour is a re-tread of their previous interviews, but then it gets really good. You can tell how into an interview Chris is by how wide his eyes get when he speaks. Great interview!

Chris talks about himself so much that this is more therapy for him than a podcast. i love the guest

This was an excellent conversation between friends who have really great insight and information. It is nice to see Alex in more of a realistic relaxed state of being. His conversation and Dave Ramsey with him have been my favorites recently. Chris I am new to your channel and I look forward to listening to more your content.

The last podcast with Alex on MW was life changing. I don't say that easily. It really was. So excited for this one!

IF YOU HAVE NOTHING GOING FOR YOU, YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE

The thing that makes these two people do relatable is that they remember exactly who they were BEFORE everything the did to get HERE, in this moment where they were able to have this conversation. It's so powerful to hear both of them reflect on all of this in such an honest way. No pretentions, no ego, just a real talk between a couple of guys who have experienced everything they are discussing for OUR benefit. Thank you gentlemen. We all need these kind of reminders. It's difficult to even highlight one part of this that was better than the rest. It's just ALL good. Alex's words on acceptance though. Wow. Totally powerful! Become the person you'll be when your 85 by talking to that person now. Heck yes!