How to get what you want...

[@michaelxortega]

My new mindset is “What would Alex Hormozi do?”

[@jaylen285]

Imitation is suicide

[@mm-qw8sh]

@@jaylen285 most 1st level learning use imitation to understand the difference of skill gaps.

[@michaelxortega]

@@jaylen285 🤪🔫

[@ribellefinn9420]

@@jaylen285 imitation can be a good base. For example the grip in order to play a guitar is often based on it.

[@arvynjafarzadeh2659]

@@jaylen285 right off your old self the imitation of the person who is where you want to be at will help get you to that point until you are there from there you internalize it within yourself and you’re you but now you have the qualities and traits of that person which is like I said internalized into you

[@ryanpritchard9230]

"Made a contract with myself to be unhappy until i get what i want" great way of wording something that just happens naturally.

[@alexforget]

The thing is that we can escape our natural programming now: eat without having to hunt, fap without having to find a partner, look at social media instead of talking to people, responding to comment on youtube instead of working... oops.

[@RR-et6zp]

study physics, read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

[@ryanpritchard9230]

@@dejuren1367 this was 7 months ago so i can't remember my original thoughts on it but id say its like; happiness is experienced when you are where you should be in life, on the contrary if you feel unhappy then it signifies that change is needed, so it's kinda like not allowing yourself to become content in your current situation so that you are able to keep yourself growing to reach the place you want to reach. It's just a matter of perspective, everything in life has a different effect on you based on how you look at it. For example stress can lead to peoples death but on the flip side if you use it as a motivator it can bring you true happiness. The world follows the law of polarity so theres two sides to everything, if you take a step back to understand both then you gain control over the outcome. This ended up a bit long lol

[@kevmeup]

Oh man, this finally hit, I turned and rewound the video to hear that again. Love it.

[@jamesesmith3055]

He literally ripped this off from Naval Ravikant, if you like that idea I recommend looking more into Naval that guy is amazing

[@Therichestone27]

Thinking “what would _____ do?” is such a phenomenal way to put it ! I have like 8 notebooks with random goals written down and have barely gotten anywhere. This is the channel I’ve been needingggg. Thank you 😊

[@RR-et6zp]

study physics, read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

[@businesswalks8301]

you seem like a bot. lol you think re-writing differently will achieve your goals, by copying what "a billionaire" would do? lol. which billionaire? is the speaker a billionaire? he must not be doing what a billionaire does. haha scam alert!

[@tekiero]

how is your progress now brother

[@rickybaez8903]

Bro I’m 20 years young. And I’m all about self improvement every single day. I would just like to say this video was so amazing. Really enjoyed your perspective.

[@savyisofficial]

I love this man! about the same age as you! All about personal development and getting better being freakin undeniable! you gotta instagram so we can connect brother?

[@qaranbrar]

@@savyisofficial hey am too.

[@sloppy1287]

@@savyisofficial if you guys connected i’d live to connect aswell, im 17 have been on this self improvement journey for a minute now.

[@miguelduenas1045]

Same here. I’m 20 and always seeking to better myself.

[@V1ctwrAr1stos]

you guys are old lol. 16yo here

[@swingtradingengineer19]

This is gold man. I was reading Daniel Pink book "To sell is human" and he point out how self questioning is way more productive then self affirmation. This is another perspective of the same approach. Napoleon Hill also talk about a virtual board of directors in your mind and have the people you consider your models at the table.

[@neilosbeverly7462]

Best comment to this video

[@andrewcleverly1322]

the amount of time we spend believing we can't is more thank enough time to learn how you can.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

@John Alfred Mark J. Ramsey

[@akshayrathod9557]

Beautiful quote but you are SCAM BOT

[@marquisediamond6399]

Sheesh🔥🔥

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Correct! Thank you for sharing this 👍

[@IntentionalGains]

....what? *Calls grammar police to decode what he meant*

[@digitalstoic1]

You are best, man. Alex, you are my inspiration bro. I literally respect you from the bottom of my heart for who you are as a person. You have influenced my life in so many ways. A 21 years old from a third world country who went from broke to 100K a month and now just focused on learning. The video that changed my life was "Advise for 21 years old". Don't remember the title exactly, but it was for young people.

[@Yashua7]

Amen! Amazing! May God continue blessing you. 👑

[@seanman3514]

Graduated from college recently and I want to pursue a career in marketing. However, instead of getting after it, I am stuck in a bubble of fear worried that I will not succeed instead of doing something about it. I need to keep in mind that simply sitting around and hoping success will come is a waste of time. I know what I need to do and it's time that I take the necessary steps to accomplish my goals. Thanks for making videos like this!

[@hellucination9905]

People fail all the time. Failing is learning. It's good to fail. Just do it. Just play. And play your best performance you can play. Good things are waiting for you.

[@george_cantstandya]

I’m in my 40s and had a nice corporate career. There is nothing about the corporate world that should stop anybody from getting after it. When I was younger I was intimidated because I thought all the smartest people worked in the corporate world and if you wanted to get to the top you had to be extremely intelligent and confident. The truth is people are morons, and the most charismatic and influential people rise to the top regardless of their intelligence or competence. So just know that between now and the end of your corp career for the most part you’re gonna work around people of average intelligence who just wanna get through the day and go home. And you shouldn’t be intimidated by them.

[@kingdomcitizenship5613]

People only change for two reasons: either the pain of life becomes so overbearing that they are forced to change, or they are so motivated or inspired by something that they change. You can fail playing it safe. You can get fired, without doing anything wrong. There is no security. So way not be the author of your own book, why let others who don't give a damn about your well being write the chapters of your life. The way you can break through your terror barrier is to do the things you fear. Every time you do, you will lose the fear of that thing. Most people dont live, they tip toe through life hoping they make it safely to death. Live! Take Risk!

[@olivierdebreucker4079]

@@george_cantstandya I totally agree with you. Connections/influential friends are more important than intelligence or knowlegde. At the same time, doesn't be(come) charismatic and influential not require some (emotional) intelligence (which you cannot acquire at a school)?

[@TheArtofSelfActivation]

TURBO formally known as fear…

[@Danielloveschicken]

after listening to you for hours, my biggest takeaway is we all know deep down what we need to do. most of us have enough information to take our next step, but still don’t cause we don’t know what our twentieth step will be. us humans make this shit wayy harder than it needs to be. thank you, alex.

[@nameohnezahlen]

how do you find out what you gotta do right now Danny?

[@MonotoniTV]

The funny part is procrastinating on self development and business advice 😂 I actually know what steps I need to take to get to my next level. I should just take them. But I'm afraid. So here I am writing this comment. Hopefully it will help someone like me to get his eyes opened to this problem

[@davidmack644]

@@nameohnezahlen did you ever find an answer to this?

[@ravikabir9052]

@@nameohnezahlen break down your huge goal into the first step. Eg- failing school? Get your grades up. How do I get my grades up? Study. What do I need to study? X subject and X chapter. Something like that I guess. Hopefully my example and explanation made some sense

[@tiagomota4734]

why that shit on the nose tho? cant listen at all..for what is that shit on the nose?

[@michaelxortega]

I love this type of psychological/mindset content. “The words you use matter” “identity is fluid” “be aware of the belief statements you speak upon your self” Those are some of my favorite things you’ve said.

[@mikoaj5298]

What would your rolemodel do? The answer you didn't like is the right one

[@seth5394]

if you like this sort of material i strongly recommend you checking out any book by neville goddard or US Andersen

[@adamdittrichone]

More mindset content ✌️

[@RR-et6zp]

study physics, read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

[@Cheffluff]

One of the best 16:01 minutes I’ve ever listened to… Thank you 🙏

[@nicolasestrada5007]

“Be. Do. Have.” Alex just flipped my world upside down 🤯. Appreciate the content and your book Alex I look forward to applying the mindset.

[@RR-et6zp]

study physics, read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

[@ES-wz6db]

I like the question part. What helped me to 1. set a clear goal. 2. try every decision to ask if this chessmove moves me closer to that goal. Helps a lot to stay focused

[@chrisp7622]

You’re getting better at KZbin. When I subscribed not that long ago you had less than 10k followers. The growth alone that you’ve had already shows how legit you are

[@alanikeiser]

8:43 wow.. I love this explanation

[@akjimhwork8348]

Years ago I realized that I did not like he person I had become. However, I did knew who I wanted to be. So I looked around me and found the people who were like the person I wanted to become. I adapted their traits one by one and replaced my bad traits with their good traits. While I am still not the person I strive to be, I have made great strides in the right direction. I always have a positive attitude and I live to help others. Thank you Alex!!!

[@bboyamigo1]

Man...Alex changed my life for the better since I discovered his videos on KZbin! I'm obsessed and super grateful!

[@beextraordinarypodcast]

“What would Jesus do?” Or “what would a billionaire do?” This breakdown of how to reframe your identity is really powerful. Love this perspective and angle of attack.

[@ryancouture2508]

Um…. Jesus wouldn’t be a Billionaire… in fact he um… oh never mind.

[@pot7979]

​@@ryancouture2508 he meant, what would the most virtuous man do, or what would a very powerful man do? when doing - attack the problem with the intent and setting of being very nice or very competent.

[@biocykle]

@@pot7979 Indeed. Although being "very nice" doesn't exactly equal virtuous :D

[@christiancleaningsolution]

@@biocykle maybe being nice is a virtue hmm

[@biocykle]

@@christiancleaningsolution depends entirely on what "nice" means to you

[@bruceclark8333]

I’ve been setting goals for the past 39 years and they have helped me tremendously. I went form being almost bankrupt, a smoker and hooked on drugs to owing my own company, a 5th degree Black Belt Master in Karate and owning 2 homes and an apartment in France. My son as I write this is attending one of Alex’s training seminars in Las Vegas. Alex is clearly smart and very successful. But goal setting has worked for millions of people and to suggest that people should not do it is being disingenuous at best. No one has all the answers for success. I’ve been a huge fan and supporter of Tony Robbins for 39 years. And it was his goal setting training that helped me turn my life around!

[@callmejordanrose]

Your advice has changed my life. Thank you Alex, truly

[@MrPussINBOOTIES]

Yeah Alex, thanks for putting out this videos. My life has changed since I started watching you.

[@m.d7431]

How can an advice change your life in less then one hour?

[@huwharvey]

@@m.d7431 Alex has more than one video, a book and courses available.

[@MrPussINBOOTIES]

@@m.d7431 his advice over all from other videos.

[@smx3084]

I'm struggling with this NOW! SO the timing is perfect. I love how Alex speaks so naturally and his knowledge flows effortlessly. Such a nice, warm friendly demeanor! What a great guy!

[@mattgreen9518]

Since you talk about Atomic Habits a few times, the oldest definition of "habit" is fascinating. Habit originally meant "to dress or to clothe" - so taking that definition, habits are the clothing of our identity. And just like clothes that no longer fit us, we must shed them and replace them with new habits to better fit the new identity/character traits we want to have. I LOVE THIS SHIT!

[@Seby8844]

amazing input.

[@MrTresto]

Habit still means an item of clothing in French, the language being a bit closer to Latin than English (since English also has a bunch of Germanic roots, not just Latin). Habitation is where you live. And since we're talking about how words are related, coûtume (a custom, something we do traditionally) and costume are also related. Oh and a business (or formal) suit in French is a 'costume'

[@RR-et6zp]

study physics, read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

[@cutestuff59FR]

I'm doing this because I don't want my pain to be in vain. Wow, that's a powerful phrase. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@backfromburnout]

You are the channel I have been searching for to watch for months. This video is full of value! Preach!

[@lloydross]

Great vid 👌

[@julianc0023]

bro, you just smacked 10 years off my learning curve in 16 minutes. 🤯 GOAT

[@babbaganush15]

Golden nuggets in every one of your videos. Thanks Alex!!! implementing this “What would this type of person do?” immediately.

[@bornchaserldn2185]

Thanks Alex I always used this line of question “what would a confident person do” whenever I’m lacking confidence then I immediately embody the habits of that said person… however I never thought to use this for my business 🤔 I’m learning a lot from you & leila

[@NewYorkNadia]

Your identity shapes your beliefs, which drive your thoughts, which drive your emotions, which drive your actions, which produce your results.

[@CarlosRosario]

"We need to be reminded more than we need to be taught." Amen. As always, thanks for the wisdom, insights and experiences.

[@CommissionerLofi]

Ty... You breaking down this has changed my life

[@amiraliakbari]

"We need to be reminded more then we need to be taught." - Love this thought.

[@KalkiAvatarATWAR]

Learning is simply connecting the known to the unknown

[@LovingAtlanta]

Amir Akbari - 👍I love that quote too.💝 “than” not “then” “We need to be reminded more *than* we need to be taught”

[@cliffordganaseb8748]

Great observation

[@quantum_man]

This really is Pinnacle Wisdom Stuff. I have been working towards this for conclusion for 47 years and Alex has articulated and encapsulated it all eloquently and with simplicity in 16 mins. What a blessing! Thank you so much for this! The entire world is gonna be blessed beyond measure because of the impact and ripple effect messages like these carry.

[@plasmasquad9258]

This works. I’m a college athlete who loves to compete in everything. I find that asking what you would need to do right now to get to your desired goal is what separates one person from everyone else. If you do what you shouldn’t do then you will never get there. If you should do something do it

[@realestate976]

More info:

[@coltonhoppe]

Thank you for providing the immeasurable value you give to anyone who is willing listen.

[@Repair.it.Garrett]

Bro I love you man, super inspiring, real and not deuchy unlike a lot of other male “role models” out there. Keep it up brother

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

I don't know if Alex is aware that other creators are using that phrase, "I got nothing to sell you" right before they start trying to sell you shit, "this book is completely free and with the seminar that comes along with it..." So the book is free but what comes next is not, Thanks Alex for really really not try to sell anything, it gives all your content so much value knowing you don't have another hidden agenda or hidden products. Thanks.

[@amit_arise]

There are there elements to Goal Settings 1. Type of person we are 2. Set of action which needed to be done 3. Outcome Now, if you are type of person then you'll do those type of things and when you do those type of things you become the type you are. So, you see it's like a cycle. Look man, Winners and Losers have the same goal. What separates them are the Action they take. We do the the type of things based on our Identity and our Identity become on the basis of type of things we do. So we can change our Identity by changing the type of actions we do and similar we can change the type of actions by changing our Identity. We have to ask ourselves “ What ______________” would do? And if you don't know what that person do, most often times we do know what we want/need to do.

[@erikglow8458]

Just found you recently at a time when your help is truly necessary, I'm not too sure where I heard it were talking about having mentors that you never even meet before but I appreciate your work because the work you do ultimately is affecting lives and helping people grow and create businesses and flourishment so I just wanted to hop on here and take a minute of my time to say I appreciate the work you do Thank you Alex

[@yosoyarleymoreno]

It took me years to learn this completely until I learned neurolinguistic programming. And this guy said it in a different but powerful way. Thank you very much.

[@oliverloughnane3495]

You can tell that Alex has read a lot of books and took action and is now teaching us what he has learnt. Learn - Do - Teach

[@nextlevelwarrior]

Tons of Gems here Alex! *Heres one to share with everyone* "Comparison is the theif of joy" the only logical comparison for us to ever make - and of course this is the one that benefits us most on the psychological and confidence building front is comparing our present selves to our past. HEre its easy to see and feel our wins grounded inreality instead of doing the more common make believe bs whereby we compare ourselves to either the future version of us we havent reached yet or compare towards another human.

[@Successfueledintent]

Golden! Alex you explain things in a way that just clicks with anyone.

[@selfimprovement3682]

Have you asked everyone?

[@kalebesseskew5525]

It's called being egotistical. Just brag brag. And he tries to tell you how awesome he is he forgets to take a breath so he tries both same time...

[@GavinDavidson]

It’s a simple and effective way to frame it all all. I’m going to try it, instead of thinking of 20 things I need to remember to hack it.

[@erdftzgh]

I do remember the first one who introduced me and my husband to the amazing concepts in this video was Rich Schefren. He taught me the BE, DO, HAVE model, then he taught me how to model the right people and do it mindfully, he taught me thats its all about action because it delivers results and results is what strengthen the believe and led to more results oriented actions and success, its not the affirmations and all of that bullshit. He is an amazing mentor just like you Alex, Thank you.💟

[@susannastorytime]

WOW! 😀 It's soo weird. 😮 I just realized the same thing yesterday on my own and my mind was blown like "WOW, so this is how it works 🤔". And today morning first thing after waking up I started scrolling in youtube 🙃 and I pumped into this video. It was amazing to hear Alex confirming all of it. 👀 💗 Thank you for the video, Alex!

[@dwn3258]

A course on how to gain this mindset would set people bounds ahead of where they are currently.

[@lifeoftomi_]

This guy's on a roll, identity = repeated being..you become what you always do

[@adamdittrichone]

Asking yourself more high valuable question is the key for success. This is definitely one. Thanks Alex

[@thetabithabenway]

100%!! This is exactly what I did with my fitness. Now I get to do this with $. Your video is perfect timing for my next level. Thank you!

[@CarlitosWay1]

Asking this question and making it the "chorus" of my day is slowly changing my life. Constantly asking yourself this question changes your whole mindset when attacking your daily tasks and really sets the tone for every single day. Thank you for dropping this knowledge Alex!

[@serzhghazaryan22]

Mr. Hormozi, Thank you.

[@harjotsingk]

Man, there is so much value in this video! Well done, you can really tell when someone talks from experience instead of just reading a script. Definitely will share this video! Much love to everyone!

[@THEPEAKS-ef9sn]

I find it hard listing my daily task and forcing my self to do things. With this kind of advice, everything seems to more easier, glad i clicked on this helpful video

[@digitalleverage]

thank you for sharing this Alex. many gems in this video. At this stage of my life, the one that resonated strongly was, “The people who achieve the really extraordinary things do the uncommonly obvious things for an inordinate period of time.” Most solutions to life‘s problems are simple (not easy). We add layers of complexity to make the solutions hard.

[@markkerr6048]

Guy is a great communicator. That's why he made it

[@OffroadTreks]

Atomic Habits and this concept helped me loose 50lbs. I keep struggling with weight loss because I keep setting goals and falling. Then I decided to become the identity of the person who never misses a workout. And that evenaully lead to weight loss and more. Now I'm literally a fit person because I embraced the identity of a person who never misses a workout. Started applying this to all kinds of areas in my life. It will literally change your life. Great content Alex. Want to read 50 books a year? Ok, what kind of person do you need to be? A reader, and what kind of things does a reader do? Maybe read 30 mins a night? Cast votes for the type of person you want to become.

[@nancywintering2335]

Thanks Alex. Interesting you refer to philosophy, in ancient Greek one of the concepts to strive for was an exemplar, a perfect form and expression of something. Achieving the perfect exemplar of something or someone, its essence, was a driving force to strive for expression of it. Your suggestion to ask the question, what would x do, have shattered the elusive barriers before me. Many thanks, the day I found you was a pivotal day in my life. Grateful for you both.

[@stevelyon747]

Awesome, thanks bro. I like that these appear to be nearly universal principles within this space, but at the same time you have your own unique way of explaining them. You're very clear and comprehensible. I look forward to checking out more of your content.

[@bielmolner]

Insane value for free, quick reminder to appreciate the fact that this content is free and it is more powerful/useful/valuable than the 99,99% of paid content on internet. Wish you all the best.

[@datsuprakidbackup8]

Funny enough because it’s free many people won’t take it serious

[@bielmolner]

@@datsuprakidbackup8 so true

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Your business advice is always so RELEVANT and so perfectly articulated my friend. For those of you who have or have not hit their first million yet- I cannot even begin to tell you how powerful these suggestions he is giving you are. They are complete brain changers and will get you on the path to real results. I can vouch 100%

[@PositiveVibesVids]

What did you do?

[@zacsisolak]

Notes I took: 3 elements to goal External result - make money, 6 pack etc Processes/behavior/activity- doing the work Being the type of person who does those things- identifying with or being the type of person who does those behaviors BE, DO, HAVE What would a billionaire do? What would a bodybuilder do? What would your ideal self do? As you continue making those decisions, that’s the person you will slowly become Habits will naturally fix themselves if you are acting in accordance with the person you want to be Identity: identical -> repeating Entity -> being You are what you repeat. You can actively change who you are based on what you do and it becomes a cyclical reinforcing process when you have that identity in mind Describe the person you want to become on paper and ask what they would do whenever you get to a crossroads. Do this daily. We must be reminded more often than we need to be taught. We usually know what we should be doing, we just don’t do it. If you don’t know what that person would do, think about someone just below them until you know what they’d do and try to talk to these people for next time. Those who are extraordinary take the uncommonly obvious steps for an inordinate period of time. That is who they are, their identity. It isn’t to complete a goal or have an outcome. This allows them/you to play the game indefinitely because you become it.

[@napa2981]

Alex- this is the most valuable video I’ve ever consumed. I Love You and Leila ❤️ thank you both for everything you selflessly give us

[@The_Project_Power]

So, if I understood correctly to get what you want instead of setting goals you need to constantly ask yourselt "what would this person that I am to become do" or "what would do" and by constantly asking it and getting the answer - immediately doing it which will enforse my new identity and eventually I'm gonna do these things not just to get that goal but because that's who I am and that will allow me to go further than others and do more than them and achieving that goal will be a byproduct of the person I've become.

[@RealChrisFischer]

Hi Alex, I am a 30 year old entrepreneur and philosopher. Your videos have become my favorite on KZbin. Thank you for sharing.

[@nsbdbsbsbdbzbz8555]

Everyone is an ”Entreprenuer” Just say what you fucking do

[@mlimrx]

I have to say I'm super impressed with your podcasts, you actually give good advice and not just the same rigamarole that all those gurus give out. Keep up the great work:)

[@KhushnaShah]

Goals -> direction Two people same goals One person achieves it, one doesn’t Behaviour that created that goal Activities that will generate Activity associated with goal Know the activity and don’t vs do Why don’t they How to correct it Asking myself the question What will this person who does this type of thing do in my situation? E.g.: What would a billionaire do? What would someone 10x smarter than me do What would the best husband in the world do? Repeated over and over :) Place on post it note spaced you see the most. Give ourself evidence of being this type of person Book: Atomic habits Once we know who we want to become … Clarity

[@jibun_beats]

Thanks for sharing, I also enjoyed that book and later went to read 7 habits of highly successful people by Stephen Covey. After optimizing your day, learning how to schedule your week efficiently is a must if we want to actually reach the goals. Those two books complement each other perfectly in my opinion.

[@rbackdoc]

Wow. Just found out about you and this channel. Blown away. I resonate with everything that was said. Great job. Can’t wait to watch your other stuff and get going!

[@mandheerbhatti1730]

thank you so much this really resonated for me in my current situation especially when you said "we already know what to do, it's more about reminding ourselves". Eventually you have to move away from the self-help to learning whatever subject you want to dominate and stay on your path by asking yourself what would an successful X person do when your making decisions.

[@sheristrykowski4690]

12:38 tactical action: What to ask when you are at a crossroads. So good. I never really thought about identity until I heard James Clear and Ed Mylett talk about it. But the way you said: Identity instead of To Do list - ah ha moment.

[@hiandrewfisher]

Great reminder. When I was young, my friend Jesse was my example of confidence. I used to ask myself often "WWJD?" For writing jokes, I use Norm Macdonald, and for learning Russian, I have this Vlad character in my head to remind me of the language structure. I hear their voices in my head and it helps me see a path forward.

[@erickmutale8039]

What i appreciate about Alex is his honesty and openness

[@EmanuelRoro]

Love the what would Jesus do explanation this is the first thing that came to my mind

[@BoonieChris]

me too because its so ridicioulus actually

[@Leezythegifted]

Arguably the most powerful video I’ve seen from you yet. Thanks Alex

[@joshuapark7]

Its good to watch an actual successful man, no sponsors. Knows what attention is worth

[@legacyoverchains7596]

Thank you Alex! My husband and I have been watching your content and we just love every nugget you put out there! Truly appreciate your videos!!!

[@KlaasVictor]

Collect evidence for the person you are becoming by doing the activities. Incredible. You have evidence of being a sportive person by being sportive. You have evidence of being a smart person by constantly asking yourself "what would a smart person do?", and then doing it. Thank you so much Alex!!

[@rolfmegaj]

I will always have a debt to pay forward to this man. He may never know it but he helped changed the course of my life with these videos and for that I have the upmost respect for him.

[@jay2dv1]

I’ve watching hours and hours of your discussion of business, life and being human. I truly appreciate what you do. Great video.

[@patrioticgrind]

The identity you believe you are is what shapes your life.

[@adrian_ajv]

Bro, you really changed my life. Thank ya

[@sadaamhasaan_]

I’ve heard countless people use the term “be the person you want to become” You’re the first to actually explain it Thanks ‼️💯✍🏾

[@vtip2k]

Very thankful to watch this video. been watching you since 200k Brodie

[@HRAZZI]

Mine has been, "what would Chomsky do" Definity makes you a better person but not richer

[@RyanSaplanPT]

“What we repeatedly choose to ask ourselves creates our identity which creates the tasks we do and the actives we spend our time on reinforces the story we tell ourselves of who we are.”

[@therecruitingguy]

Excellent as always Alex 🎉👌 this has me in a reframe mindset of ‘what would The Recruiting Guy Do?’

[@dca1onge]

Excellent advice. Your approach addresses any situation that may confront us. Thanks Alex!

[@adranja]

"Lightbulb" - Such a simple drilldown to achieve success in one's goal oriented actions... I'm literally stunned at both the simplicity and effectiveness of this internal script shift. I'll be starting today. Thank you!

[@gitenp]

Phenomenonal video @alexhormozi. Love how well you articulate things! I've always struggled with goal setting as I have so many things I want to do/be/accomplish etc that it gets overwhelming and ends up with lack of action towards most of them. Putting it into perspective like this is a game changer. I actually have been doing a similar thing for a while where I'll push through a workout by asking what would a viking warrior do right now for example lol. So I can deffo imagine the power in this when having to make constant daily choices that could either progress you or hinder you.

[@yairkaner3123]

Love it. Epictetus said - first say to yourself who you would be , then do what you have to do

[@dolphin7860]

Lol I’ve been asking myself something a bit less abstract “What would Alex Hormozi do?” Lol keep up the great content!

[@edchandler9974]

Haha me too! Way more progress in the past few months using that phrase. 😀

[@rayyagloski2]

I thought the same thing! Awesome content delivered here!

[@abhilashm2147]

10:30 when hormozi talks calling on different entities like warren buffet and charlie munger or when faced with different situations- is similar way gods in Hinduism are used

[@bleupigeon72]

Currently in what feels like “the bottom” for me and my wife. We started asking ourselves what would a millionaire do/ what would a fit person do, and it helps to clear your mind and focus on the decisions the person you want to become will make. This video is proof we’re on the right path. Thanks Alex.

[@Migaexch]

Bro this man is the man . I am so speechless on how smart and wise he is.

[@showuplifestyle3935]

Damn! Made a contract with myself that I wont be happy until I get what I want. That was deep!

[@ramakrishnna8446]

came to say this...I agree..that hit me...

[@AjayKumar-er7up]

An idea can change a life. Lessons learned: Nike Motto “Just Do It”. And have the mindset of the people I look up to and choose to be them in key moments of my day. Thank you Alex!

[@OralPro40]

Man you are changing my life, i'm 17 and i'm from Italy i've read your book and it is AWESOME. Thank you for it. I'm starting my business thanks to your video and your book and my sentence in the computer is: "What Alex Hormozi would do in this situation?".

[@gaymexican4714]

Good luck Mario! Keep on striving forward!

[@bear532]

Do yourself a massive favor and read the book he mentioned, atomic habits. I wish that book was out when I was your age.

[@sushilm9908]

Alex... Bro.. you have reached a different level with your advice. That's ultra top level.

[@RuslanKD]

10:00 I’m here for the Alex hormozi Jesus references 😁

[@ebsss100]

Ruslan… you’re here!!

[@RussellJamesWilliams]

There is also a mirroring idea of this process that I have seen Peterson draw on. The idea is thinking about your actions as if you were someone caring for yourself in a situation. For example if someone you cared for was very sick what would you do to look after them? what would you discourage? what further help would you seek? Taking this idea then onto yourself allows you to see clearly actions and ongoing circumstances you can apply and take your life in a desired direction. Much like what Alex is saying it negates the constant need for over working of lists and analysis and actually leading to ACTIONS and becoming the person that takes them! GREAT video 🦾