Alex Hormozi shares the #1 lesson he’s learned from the wealthy

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[@tzc9309]

Leverage to compound over time at an accelerated rate. The secret sauce, anyone can work hard but you need your eggs in the right baskets

[@twisterrjl]

Thank you for your general bullshit. Let me help too, e = mc2

[@PeterAdamsCoach]

love it!!! thanks for saring your knowledge you learnt!

[@steflift5165]

Everyone looks like a genius using leverage when things go up - the risk is that it goes down and you're in debt for a lot more than you initially put up. Private equity then squirms to lay off as many people as possible until they break even / make target profit - real genius move

[@tzc9309]

agree with this, i think a good perspective is to not necessarily limit leverage to finances alone though. For example, I would argue learning high leverage skills is probably more important long term. Leverage exists outside of just credit, I would argue the financial side you speak of would boil down to excellent risk management. A lot of people gamble and will not take into account enough potential issues/wider macroeconomic picture though, whilst managing and executing things poorly, and not offsetting the risk through the right mediums. Also if you took out credit to leverage for a new project in the current US economy - i'd say you are borderline out of your mind as rates are sky high and things are far from stable/predictable in any capacity, unless it was such a good deal it could not fail which i think probably is a fallacy 99.99% of the time.

[@JoshKings-tr2vc]

True. Slight problem with what you said is that Private equity isn't "squirming to break even." They actually win guaranteed* year one, and by extension every year afterwards. They're "target profits" are just the unfortunate unrealized gains that they could've had if conditions were better; which they usually aren't because they usually strip the business of what it needs 'till it croaks.

[@MadisonSocialInfluence]

Gems on leverage and knowledge on turning up the hack on software companies

[@samsonAsamuel]

So that's how they get so rich. Well I'm still beginning my journey and I'm sure I'll get there some day. Thanks

[@joehenriod]

What podcast is this from?

[@thesharepointhelpdesk]

I don't get it...why do we keep skipping over HOW he got around mega rich people. THAT information is WAY more valuable.

[@JoshKings-tr2vc]

Private equity real estate companies.

[@wolf-yw9wk]

yes it’s all built on hoping the house of cards doesn’t collapse. like buffet has said “when the tide goes in you see who’s swimming naked” that’s all it is. people talk about it as if it’s genius, it’s not, it’s just gambling and hoping no one questions anything.

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[@TeresaGonzalez-qf3rc]

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[@EliseGarnier-oq7go]

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[@EliseGarnier-oq7go]

Fxsamanthaj, that's it

[@EliseGarnier-oq7go]

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[@blateco]

*Takes Notes* - Move to make wealthier friends and then buy private businesses with zero cost to replicate that aren’t for sale using bank debt and loans taken against our indexed capital. Billionaire

[@blateco]

Then make this is my X/twitter status to review at the end of every year.