How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2025) | Alex Hormozi

[@lewishowes]

lewishowes.com/2023mindset - Order a copy of my new book The Greatness Mindset today!

[@yonettesydney8845]

Is the book on audible

[@lewishowes]

Currently, we only have the paperback and ebook versions of my new book but I am working on an Audible version soon :)

[@IHGChick]

Got the book! YAAAAAYYYY!!!!!

[@spirocorbett3839]

no way.

[@spirocorbett3839]

@@IHGChick let me guess... you're even poorer than when you started watching the video cause you GEVE them money for a book that cant help you?

[@AlexHormozi]

The School of Greatness community is on fire! Appreciate everyone for tuning in. I hope we were able to provide some values for the time you traded. 🙏🏼✊🏽

[@derekfenton8700]

You rocked it

[@lewishowes]

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[@logiiiicshorts6308]

You inspire me man. That's why I've done and learned more since I started watching your YT videos and reading your book! Hope to one day sit at the same table as you! Keep on crushing it!

[@shamir.globalimpact]

What I like about you the most Alex, is you have a genuine interest in staying candid and REAL. Please don't change... even after you become a billionaire and you're all over mainstream TV.

[@JacksonCanales]

Thanks my guy for passing on valuable knowledge🤝💪

[@GaryMLive]

“For people who are poor, It’s because they don’t see reality for what it actually is” that statement alone can liberate you if you’re ready to hear it.

[@luv2shine720]

❤❤❤

[@alex0315]

They do see reality. They just focus too much on it and don't focus on anything else. Everybody who has ever been successful had a lot to overcome their reality as well. They focused more on the future, otherwise, they wouldn't have tried. A lot of LOA folks like to daydream and try to not see reality. But that doesn't work. They need to see reality and still believe in the future to have success. But the worst thing they do is envy others' success or consider money as evil. Nobody ever get rich if they don't have positive view about money.

[@Einnor084]

@@alex0315 Hmmmmm $ being a CONcept..... If ur smart enuff 2 make $, ur smart enuff 2 undastand dat.

[@KAW101]

Not if you're an invading colonizer.

[@raguellagrande7344]

This is so true. I was one homeless and realised my hard work for my old job equated to nothing she decided to do eggs at I could do and build from there. I borrowed a lawn mower, a trimmer, put up free local ads, and after only about a month or so i looked at my revenue and realised -considering hour for hour spent compared to my old job- I made as much in a busy weekend than my old job in a WEEK. Now I have a 4-truck crew and barely get a chance to enjoy the sunshine while I train others to replace me.

[@YasirKhanCoaching]

Anytime Alex Hormozi comes on my feed I already know what I'm doing for the next hour

[@Drjakeylareed]

Me too

[@0xtim506]

100%

[@harmonizing888]

I’m a recent fan.

[@brandicalvillo2410]

HE RAPES US! Admittedly, for HIS profit. SHAME!

[@lewishowes]

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[@minnamaarit]

I have no idea who are these men, but after few minutes watching I am crying my eyes out. So true!!!! I am now 54 yo and just figuring all this out. I have had long and haaaaard life, but having finally some strength I am about to take new course for my life. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. I would like to have some suggestions for free blogs, online books or such, as my connection is so slow for videos. Thank youuu ❤❤❤

[@Hejnasty]

Alex’s books are free on his podcast “the game” and there’s a lot more of his perspective there

[@judgeashley2347]

Definitely school of greatness. No tuition. Straight to the point. No gimmicks. Great conversation 👌🏾 Thank you.

[@lewishowes]

You're welcome, thank you for watching🧡

[@luluforrest]

"Its the compound of skills that makes you great" "Learn them all" Thank you for this interview.

[@lewishowes]

Thanks for being here!

[@spirocorbett3839]

skills that are pretty well evil.

[@jeremyclark3107]

@@spirocorbett3839 The skills discussed in this podcast are not good or evil. The application of these skills determines their subjective quality, like good or evil. Just remember this: "Only a fool condemns the tool."

[@MajoFn1]

@@spirocorbett3839in a evil world

[@titusgitosh6317]

Sitting here from a 3rd world country (KENYA) and the insight and change of perception is priceless. You guys are superb.

[@Tmo2024]

Did you go to that giraffe manor hotel

[@swapnadas1420]

Honestly, I’m shocked that Hidden Secrets Of The Rich hasn’t gained more traction. Shirlest’s lessons are super practical and really eye-opening.

[@DrKayElaine]

As an inner-city public educator of diverse learners for upwards of 25 years, I LOVE how passionate you both are about learning and investing in your own education… Alex you hooked me when you said Gary didn’t have Gary(and im paraphrasing) making the world a better and easier place for our future generation and almost demanding that they surpass our greatest efforts and achievements….so that they ultimately become the GOATS… that part grew my heart exponentially in that moment…Its why most Educators do what we do…

[@tonyahicks7258]

25:06 FEAR...... thank you for this podcast! Getting over fear will take you to new levels in life.

[@johnsolo1989]

This guy Lewis has amazing interviewing skills, the questions timing, and also engagement

[@lewishowes]

Thank you so much! Your comment made my day 😊

[@ty-lim]

I was just thinking the same thing, halfway through the interview.

[@mikebeatty1251]

@@lewishowes Totally thought the same... you're interview style has improved a ton since I last watched one of your chats 👏

[@clippertonislander1478]

He didn't ask the question that no interviewer DARES to ask Alex: "What's it like to be married to a trans woman?"

[@Thenovelchristian]

It's true. You really do ask great questions. Questions I feel we all have when we need an elaboration on things when brought up by the speaker.

[@ozonelayercake]

Alex has a unique ability to convey business concepts in a way that resonates deep to your core philosophically but is simple and direct. Glad to see him getting out there more- especially with great hosts like Lewis.

[@lewishowes]

Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂

[@stephenc2481]

Alex is very humble and understands that poor people have difficult hurdles too. Mindset is the biggest obstacle for poor people. You can't do anything, if you keep telling yourself that you will fail!

[@callendergirl7504]

@@stephenc2481 You all are so right! I REALLY needed to hear this!

[@ml9633]

This is an awesome interview Lewis. Thank you for stepping out to get this to us. On it now! :)

[@recluseauhermitticus2033]

These videos simply point out how money is a tool of division. . with everyone constantly fighting to out earn, outbid and out invest each other. . so they can hoard the planets resources. . and sell them back to their "countrymen" at a 300 percent markup!!! Lol but all you pussies keep denying the economic warfare and enslavement your maintaining AGAINST each other. . because your "winning"

[@hobocyclist]

We can practice the teachings of this man we will all become millionaires! who’s with me??

[@eknoke01]

Try it and let us know how it goes… 😂

[@ysabelgarcia-ii5ny]

not everyone can be rich tho….

[@edgars4754]

@@ysabelgarcia-ii5nythats the mentality that keeps you from being rich

[@swicxz_]

@@ysabelgarcia-ii5nyif you believe you will

[@wpoleg]

Thanks!

[@jacquelinevanbierk]

Great conversation! Love how humble and transparent both of you are. Thank you.

[@lewishowes]

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[@TheVillageBeast]

Oh yes ! I hope everyone watching this level up financially physically and spiritually!

[@galina6707]

10:25 "It's the combination of multiple skills that make your earning power so much greater" 👏👏Stunning! Love it so much💯💯💪 Thank you so much guys ❤️

[@geegeel7907]

I commend the guest for speaking about things that most successful people do not care to share or elaborate on and for being able to provide scenarios that make the info/data relatible to most people. Thanks for making things easy to understand. Kudos to both the interviewer and his guest! This is one if my favorite channels. #EachOneTeachOne

[@lewishowes]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🧡

[@DasaScent]

Watched whole interview. Very inspiring ❤🙏

[@lewishowes]

So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for watching.

[@derickshackelford]

Thanks!

[@lewishowes]

You're welcome! 🧡

[@clcopersino]

I enjoy and respect Lewis and Alex tremendously and get so much out of their content and interviews. Speaking to the portion in this interview about self worth I would offer that it is 100% an inside job that you ultimately will never get from any external conditions or success. Anything external will simply never be enough. Hence the need for more. You’ll find eternal self worth and value from doing the inside work of learning to love yourself unconditionally. This has been my work for years and I can now look in the mirror into my own eyes and feel boundless love in my heart and know that I am enough. Knowing that you’re enough sets you free. Keep the interviews coming guys you are both brilliant and your work is changing the world and having such a positive impact. ❤

[@GembaDocs]

Beautiful! 🙏🙏🙏

[@allanchinhtc]

If you are enough then why chase for more success ?

[@rainbowpheanix]

@@allanchinhtc well, you have to do something with your time right? And the only thing you can keep on doing happily are things you feel drawn to, affectionate for. I think, good succes comes not from wanting more success, but from doing what you love and naturally getting better at it. If you are enough, you have the CHOICE to go for more success. You are not haunted anymore. You can sit on a mountain and laugh about silly life like Bhudda.

[@nateolison7553]

@@allanchinhtc For me, I feel like I'm not on the planet to be validated. I'm on the planet to add value. I want to help as many people as I possibly can in a vehicle that resonates with my spirit and my passion. I recently came to realization that leveraging capital is a necessary part of that equation. Even though my self-worth isn't attached to my work, my work is of paramount importance and it is never finished.

[@raulramirezjr1292]

I agree Claire.... I've absorbed a lot of information with this interview alone... It's realistic, informative, and it's changed my perspective on lucrative business practices.... Great Job!

[@FeeLeap]

10:04 "You can not be poor by learning more." mindblowing

[@shellywhite2145]

Intriguing, i always knew there was more to life and i have also been looking for a way to find not only protection but a way to be influential to the human society.

[@shellywhite2145]

@jay pritchett hi, isnt the brotherhood a myth?

[@VikramKhandelwal]

Practical education. This channel is the real university for greatness. It took me more than 3 hours to absorb the gold . Always going back 40 secs to understand the wisdom better . Made a ton of notes . Thanks Alex & Lewis for this world-class knowledge!

[@aldzank5728]

How has your life changed since that? It has been a year right now

[@AnonymousMiner2]

10:35 knowledge is power. I am a top level technician for 3 brands, Toyota chevy and dodge / jeep / ram / Chrysler. I top out and move. On the side I teach myself constantly. I try to never waste my time. I need to be actively completing a task and / or passively / actively learning. E.g. high level active task (maybe fixing a car) and passively listening to educational podcasts interviews etc. OR low level active task (cleaning the house) and active listening or learning task. Current focus is finance. Focus will shift soon, thinking of a foreign language maybe

[@realmadridKR]

I loved so much that Lewis was trying to provide Alex with the tools that he needed push past his need for external validation in order to accomplish his goals. This was absolutely brilliant 🔥

[@lewishowes]

Thanks!

[@iamcoreymcclain]

I thought I was the only one! This interview was the best. Great questions.

[@Matthewonyoutube]

This was the best part of the interview

[@shawnwells907]

​@@angelahowie1451 One large CAP-puccino please

[@UncleSam-n3y]

Pro Tip: NEVER Judge a Book, by it's Cover!! The gentleman ( guest ) looks Unkept🎉 to the point, someone may give him $5 for a Mc burger or sandwich. The guy knows his Stuff. He's probably just to busy to do Simple stuff like shave! ( Self Maintenance ) They probably said " podcast Interview " ....dress comfortable! Lmao.....Good Common Sense Content!!! 🎉 It's almost like ppl talk in Riddles, in these Type Videos! Tyvm for Sharing!

[@hanklohan]

Alex is the very few people who have real world experience and can teach useful information.

[@tzengoddess]

The amount of time we spend obsessing over time😂😂😂 Published my first book on Amazon 1 year ago. It took 30 minutes to create the book and publish it. I had wanted to do it for a long time and I was thinking, this is going to take forever! And I found this video where the guy walked you through the process step by step in 30 minutes. So around midnight one night I sat down and did the video and published my first journal! I NOW HAVE 8 JOURNALS on Amazon! 🎉😅. So all that to say be adventurous and courageous. You can do it.

[@danielleharrison-powell3441]

Mind sharing the video?

[@Threemore650]

Well give us some links then

[@rickydugan8223]

Link?

[@Gabryelss]

Who was him?

[@ioanacorinaion6547]

Are there clients to buy your books?

[@ZZ_Lazarus]

Everytime Alex opens his mouth he frames a lesson that can be applied immediately into ones life regardless of situation before needing to make the mistake first. Knowledge is only power if its used and I love how Alex expresses that action = success as action generates Knowledge. My biggest role model !!! Let's all become billionaires together 🙏🏼

[@GuitarSamurai17]

U billionaire yet?

[@liveincolorstudio]

Man I opened a nail salon and this spoke volumes to me. I felt that guy walking the dogs. A lot of work but hopefully a lot of success

[@lepetithayekblanc]

I love the dog sitter story and I find the gem is when Lewis says that it didn't happen overnight, he was exhausted for years, he build his brand, etc. The exemple is simple, the business is simple but the work, the effort, the journey is not. Sometimes we can get discouraged when something simple doesn't bring fast results. But simple isn't easy and everything has to grow with time. We forget it in this age of faster, stronger, better but it's the reality. Reminder for myself.

[@bellajimenez2507]

the idea of being a good leader of YOURSELF- amazing

[@lewishowes]

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[@ligerllama]

Lewis - You always ask the best questions. Alex - You always have the best answers. Fascinating conversation. 👍

[@lewishowes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kelcritcarroll]

Most people dont even know what questions to ask or that they should be asking these questions…..It comes down to education…….and good luck in a public school anymore. These videos on utube are amazing, nowadays almost anyone that wants to know can find out ! I have had adhd my wholelife and ive really grown mentally just from utube. Im 60 now but im mentally like a normal 25 yr old. I was 14 five years ago! The point the man on the right made about people needing to overcome mental issues is so spot on and until a person can realize that they even have issues that have affected their thought process and their perception of reality its hard to move forward because it’s painful to realize your whole reality in life is off….most people wont go there for this reason, the anxiety of looking intoyour own thougts to figuer out why you believe what you have believed can be so stressful it physically affects you and most just cant go there. You end up in a very uncomfortable state when you are breaking your ego. You cant have a big ego and TRULY be successful. The dark haired guy will get there though because he has admitt to himself that he has this issue and its all smoother sailing from there!

[@AVOINE862]

I’m 16 years old in high school and I’ve learned more from this video than I’ve learned from the school LOL😂😂😂

[@lewishowes]

Happy to hear that🧡

[@markregan7639]

You'll find that happens a lot lol

[@LifeAsDane]

Great video, but those school experiences whether good or bad all have lessons to be learned. When I look back on school I know I could have gotten more out of it by doing a little more on my end during and after school. Way to go by watching videos like these it will change the way you learn!

[@FreeMind...]

Well good for you. Now follow the advices from the video to see if you will become rich one day... then write a new comment about how you got rich...if you manage to get rich eventually.

[@andrewcallahan3834]

same

[@freetoflourish2233]

I have to ask a question: if everyone gains and leverages skills so they’re earning more and more, who does the basic jobs that we all rely on someone doing? We can’t all run a cleaning business for instance - someone has to do the cleaning! Shouldn’t we be valuing those doing such work more and paying accordingly and consequently enabling these workers to live, have job satisfaction and feel appreciation for their work? With this kind of acknowledgment of individuals contributing to society the ‘trapped’ poverty mindset probably would disappear.

[@brickellvoss7739]

I agree with what you are saying. These videos do prove a lot of points. Sure with enough discipline/hard work anyone could be a millionaire. The way our society is set up some can take advantage of it. But not everyone can become a millionaire. I do think we need to start showing lower earning people some respect. They shouldn't have to struggle as much as they do. And not everyone's personality is suited for achieving so much wealth. If this sort of thing interests someone then this video could be helpful. But overall I feel this video is a passive insult to those in poverty. If we got rid of the survival state that traps people in poverty then I feel this weird obsession with earning wealth will dissipate. There is trauma and personality disorders that cause a lot of road blocks as well. People should be able to just be a cleaner and not have to worry that getting sick will financially ruin them and potentially make them homeless. I feel like these videos lack compassion for the human condition and further perpetuate the situation we are in. I am also saddened that I had to go hunting to find someone who also saw this. Makes me feel like so many people are brainwashed and hoping for something that will never happen to them. Instead we should be trying to make things better for everyone, not just trying to climb on the backs of people to get rich. But thank you for making this comment!

[@TisforTech]

Robots

[@ConstructiveMinds100]

@@brickellvoss7739 Nice to see these two comments. You show great level of understanding the healthy society. The 80s period is a good example of ballanced society. There was some gap between rich and poor but not stratospheric. The poor were still able to have decent life. What this guy promotes is greed, greed, gredd and distraction. Maybe his surname has something to do with it.

[@wastelifefun]

Indeed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqK2YZhqYtGhebM

[@pieter9058]

Not everyone has the personality to be an entrepreneur, or has interest to be one. Only a slight percentage. But if you are this is quite helpful. most businesses don't thrive or last. Chances you'll succeed are tiny.

[@matthewmusashi]

1:01:01 "If you are ever tempted to look for outside approval, realize that you have compromised your integrity. If you need a witness, be your own." Epictetus

[@KiyosakiSays]

“There is a difference between being poor and being broke. Broke is temporary. Poor is eternal.” - Robert Kiyosaki

[@katiebarber407]

"i am but a temporarily embarrassed millionaire" LOL

[@Copolia]

"It is easier for me to change my conditions, than to change who I am" I heard that!

[@nickcorrelli]

It’s podcasts like this that are 100000000x more valuable than people think after first listen. If you re-watch this and actually implement what these two geniuses are saying your life will never be the same.

[@lewishowes]

Thank you 🧡

[@recluseauhermitticus2033]

These videos simply point out how money is a tool of division. . with everyone constantly fighting to out earn, outbid and out invest each other. . so they can hoard the planets resources. . and sell them back to their "countrymen" at a 300 percent markup!!! Lol but all you pussies keep denying the economic warfare and enslavement your maintaining AGAINST each other. . because your "winning"!!! 💩💩💩

[@flamingbeaver9414]

Ok now show us your bank account after watching some KZbin videos 😂

[@eknoke01]

@@flamingbeaver9414just watching KZbin doesn’t get it done. You have to implement the ideas!

[@ClaireMGay]

The end of this video where Alex talks about the experience of selling his then business and how it frees him up intellectually to create is very resonant and affirmative for me. I recently sold my business to do more of what I am truly passionate about. Soulful and expansive success is a ride!

[@AndersonShamon1997]

Congrats

[@mtana7555]

This is one of the best interviews I’ve watched big up both Alex and Lewis for this 👏🏽👏🏽

[@marlopainter8246]

1:02:35 - Tao Verse 2 The sage can act without effort and teach without words. Nurturing things without possessing them, he works, but not for rewards; he competes, but not for results. When the work is done, it is forgotten. That is why it lasts forever.

[@MikeSmith-nu9wt]

My little bitty lawn business turned into a bucket truck / tree business and its working beyond my wildest dreams ..but I love doing it ...I think thats the key 🔑

[@ftbkage]

Mane I want a job like this soooo bad😂😂 used to roam the block with a lawnmower cuz my mom ain’t had shi to eat

[@justinatkinson5265]

Glad to see you are doing good, happy, an successful

[@justinatkinson5265]

​@@ftbkagewell not trying to be disrespectful but learn to speak proper English an you'll be one step closer to reaching your goals

[@ftbkage]

@@justinatkinson5265 is it not “and you’ll”

[@ftbkage]

@@justinatkinson5265 is it not and?

[@marlopainter8246]

44:44 - I just closed a business I ran for a decade in July due to looming legislation. I felt great, like I was just freed from a burden... but within a month, I was lost. For a decade, that business was my identity... and now it was dead... it was my own symbolic death, and I started living in limbo... I feel the vision comment in response is accurate. I had a clear vision, I got up everyday with a clear purpose, and I was considered an expert. Now, I'm no one going nowhere. I'm in search of my new goal to get me out of this state...

[@elliegonzaleza]

Read the power of now😉

[@chadwmims]

You’re having a Dark Night of the Soul experience and Carl Jung spoke about this. You need to find a new vision and purpose and gradually build towards it to redefine meaning. Once you define that you can approach it 2 ways: (1) Define the end game and work backwards; or (2) Start from the beginning and follow the path the bread crumbs lead. Either way, if you’ve bottomed out, things will eventually improve.

[@KellyBell1]

I am poor because I became afflicted with severe nonstop physical PAIN. I am tormented every day of my life since I was 29 yrs old with incurable pain. (through no fault of my own) We are humans and are NOT designed to live every hour of your life in physical PAIN and hurting.🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ This ended up infiltrating every crack and crevice of my life. In the end…family loss, career loss, no friends and homebound. What do you recommend for someone LIKE ME who has a reality that is not a norm? Please give advice? I am so lost. I am looking for a better life SOMEHOW even though I will never be free from this physical PAIN. ❤😊When I was younger (before 29),..I never gave a single thought about waking up every day WITHOUT PAIN in my body. It was just a given, as I planned my days, years, life. We think things like “I hope I don’t ever get Cancer, I hope I don’t ever have a bad car accident “,..things like this. We don’t normally think,..”I hope I don’t ever end up in incurable PAIN for life”. In my worst nightmares,…I never could have come up with such an absolutely grueling existence as having some things in your body nonstop and it is NEVER going away.😑 Unthinkable. I’m 58 now. The only way to be FREE from this physical pain hurting me,..is to die. I don’t really have any good choices here but to continue on hurting and trying to just get through each hour. One hour at a time. I had my life all planned out….THIS was not anywhere in my plan. Hey EVERYONE,…appreciate your pain free body ! It is HUGE in being able to achieve your LIFE GOALS. Just saying…..❤😊

[@Hayleism13]

there's no reason tech can't provide the same opportunities. But there's a lack of conversation about the financial and career options for people with health problems that are long term. Health podcasters don't really address this. There's been huge success stories about overcoming chronic illness through functional medicine and nutrition. But yes I feel your pain. And I hope you find relief and find something or someone to give you another chance at life. 🌱

[@jnocapmac4783]

*Yup,* poor folks can only see what their family/friends taught them. This man is speaking pure truth! 💪🏽💯

[@stellarresolutions8708]

Get out of those family and friend circles and go learn form someone else. Become and meet your opposite.

[@jnocapmac4783]

FactsOnFacts! @@stellarresolutions8708 _☝🏽_

[@alpha6games751]

@@stellarresolutions8708 except rich and successful people generally have nothing to do with poor people and defiantly don’t want them around. That is why it’s an old saying that rich people teach their kids to be rich and poor families teach their kids to be poor. People that grew up poor know survival and struggle but don’t know what to door or ask in order to get ahead. People get ahead by getting put on by someone usually.

[@joshfahnestock244]

I came from a situation like that and there's always inspirations. There's a bus station close can leave where you are

[@KanavKhurana]

Refreshing to hear Alex open up and be honest about his fears/beliefs about "feeling poor". Love it!

[@lewishowes]

Thanks for being here!

[@fightclub8020]

I want to work with this guy so badly. It's a new feeling. Thanks to the both of you for making this readily available.

[@lewishowes]

You're welcome, thank you for watching🧡

[@sherman_rivers]

This video is a "broke mindset disruptor". For some, it may be the thing that causes them to begin (or continue) the process of change, great job!

[@gedwardnelson]

@@Ozrictentacles87 money is the object used in the discussion, but it can apply to anything you want to be better at. It’s not about the money. It’s about you doing what’s necessary to see the outcome you desire. It’s about personal accountability. Slam it at your own consequence. Virtue signaling isn’t going to get you anywhere. Not even into Heaven.

[@gedwardnelson]

@UCfovdJwwVz-O26oE1VMhPhw yes. I hit the bullseye because you didn’t even read and think about what I said. You think you don’t care about money, and then think that makes you better than anyone you judge to care about it. That is the very definition of virtue signaling.

[@Johnslist]

Very concise. I've been on the fence so long, understanding this, yet still trapped into the idea of getting a job, yet now my opportunities are limited. WE ARE NOT AT 3.7% UNEMPLOYMENT. Time to get out and FU to the man and do my own thing.

[@robertwhite3025]

Alchemy, transformation, movement! Awesome material! Thank you may we meet in the near future

[@zoebowrey267]

Listening to this in the background whilst entering expenses. Love the rawness and tough questions! So good (and this at just the 59 minute mark). So much gold.

[@melissamendoza2842]

A change in belief is a miracle in itself that comes in self-discovery letting you know you have always had everything you needed already you just needed to be ready for it.

[@Manishkumar-pe1sc]

I am From India start Business with Me

[@GROWITHKIKI]

As a start up entrepreneur, this video is actually full of power and I think everyone should watch !

[@ian_verifi]

Alex took the highest replayed sections and then made short form from this, genius

[@jahfinancialservices]

"You can't make progress without direction, otherwise you're just moving." 👌👌

[@jeffsmith9384]

I realize that for my entire life I've never had a mentor in the things I want to learn so I've always had to teach myself everything and it SUCKS.

[@stellarresolutions8708]

That is because in order to find that right fit mentor you have to network. If you don't network, you won't find the mentor. Forget that bullshit, about "student being ready and teacher appearing."

[@jeffsmith9384]

@@stellarresolutions8708 ah, my old nemesis, meeting people

[@roseshomecookedmeals3094]

My mind is blown. I feel like I'll need to watch this over and over again to fully grasp all this.

[@87GTdude]

watch it 10-15 times they say you only retain 7% of info reading or watching it once!

[@roseshomecookedmeals3094]

@@87GTdude Thanks for that. I figured I needed to hear it more than once. Now atleast I have a number. 🙏🏽Thanks

[@monstertruckess]

@@87GTdude o i thought it was always me lol.. Read so many books and thought UAha so many times, only to forget like all of it except a few main thoughts

[@kelcritcarroll]

Thats ok! Do what you need to do! Im going to do the same!

[@alex0315]

Don't waste time re-watching. Just have a positive view about money and the rich lifestyle. And be really really hungry for money. The LOA gurus try to tell you, you need to think u already have all that, that is just not true at all. Every successful people or crazy rich people never thought they would be so successful, they were hungry for money or success. They were not pretending they had it all. It's just an excuse they use to defend themselves when you didnt manifest, they would say...oh you just wanted it too much, u need to pretend u already have all that. So they are free from any blame, you will get the blame instead. These people get successful by telling people what they want to hear, and monetizing it, writing books about it. And then they also get other rich people (who did not become rich by LOA coaching) to speak about all these by offering them money for speaking in conference and book deals etc.

[@listentaba]

I loved so much that Lewis was trying to provide Alex with the tools that he needed push past his need for external validation in order to accomplish his goals. This was absolutely brilliant

[@lebogangmokaila4945]

This is GOLD!!!! Thank you so much for such great content!!

[@MichaelUnbroken]

Amazing conversation. Alex is going to be the next huge name in entrepreneurship. His first book is easily my favorite business book ever.

[@ransmiki3138]

Does he touches the topic of starting a business ( I mean is it good for beginners?) or he just talk about driving more sales?

[@thomashercar]

@@ransmiki3138 yes it is good for beginners also.

[@quirin5061]

@@ransmiki3138 its on how to create your offer. so the first thing you need to do, because you need something to sell

[@lewishowes]

🧡

[@zebedeekatzadi7496]

What's the title of his book?

[@kayycapp2825]

Talking about buying and selling a million-dollar building to someone who lives paycheck to paycheck and probably can't even afford to buy a house to live in for themselves, how do you expect them to be able to buy a building?

[@NikolaTesla3]

Loan

[@Food.Dog.Car.]

You don't buy at all. It's a wholesale contract. You find the seller offer 10 million, go under contract. Offer to buyer for 11 million. The title company pays off the seller. You get a check for the million.

[@soichirohonda267]

​@@Food.Dog.Car.Fairy tailes

[@Food.Dog.Car.]

@@soichirohonda267fairytale* any particular reason you believe that?

[@degenyogi6140]

Enlightening conversation! I've been a business owner for a decade and found many good nuggets here. Wish I had known these ideas when I was starting out my career 30 years ago.

[@jason2723]

What was your biggest take away?

[@EnchyLad]

Hi, im 18 and i really want to start something for mye own one day. What are some good things you wish you knew when you was at my age? I would love to learn, specially from someone who owns a business. Hope you can answer this

[@degenyogi6140]

@@EnchyLad Few things... BE, DO, HAVE. Be the person who takes the action to have the things manifest in reality. Take 100% responsibility for what happens. Being a victim doesn't serve anyone. Shit happens, get over it and don't take it personally. Stop analyzing so much and get into action! It's okay to look stupid and not be the smartest in the room. Everyone else struggles with imposter syndrome too. Get into action! Find a mentor or coach to hold you accountable Be authentic and vulnerable (see Brene Brown) Don't define your self by what you have. Toys are meaningless in and of themselves and having $$ and the nice car does not give you a license to be an asshole. Get enough sleep and get up at 5AM, practice yoga/workout daily, meditate/mindfulness daily, and stop eating so much pizza! Action is better than education. The MBA is nice, but learning by doing is better. Learn to not trade time for money. Learn to use other people's money. Learn sales and leadership. Burn more bridges. It's okay to have people not like you. If you have critics then you're probably doing something right. Take 100% responsibility for your life and get into action (see the theme?)

[@EnchyLad]

@@degenyogi6140 Wow, i mean, wow wow wow. Thank you so much!

[@leaveittoskip]

Thank you!

[@SpacySpaceCadet]

I'm planning on starting a business within the next six months. I know I'm greater than my current hourly wage. I've acknowledged the fact I'm not on earth to barely get by. I can truly live the "American dream" because I see the potential in myself. I don't see myself running a 7 figure business. But I'll get at least a comfortable 6 figures and I'll be content. Great video. Great motivation.

[@Realestatefocused]

Lewis , I just wanna tell you how much you and your guests and interviews have improved my life, I’m very very serious thank you. You probably hear this all the time. I just want you to know that you do make a difference. I can’t thank you enough.

[@lewishowes]

So glad you enjoy the channel! Thanks for being here!

[@jnocapmac4783]

_"Skills give you leverage on your time."_ *-Alex Hormozi*

[@BelovedbyAdonai]

🎯

[@jnocapmac4783]

You see it @@BelovedbyAdonai 💪🏽

[@ItsmeBish584]

But first money. They forgot that part.

[@recluseauhermitticus2033]

These videos simply point out how money is a tool of division. . with everyone constantly fighting to out earn, outbid and out invest each other. . so they can hoard the planets resources. . and sell them back to their "countrymen" at a 300 percent markup!!! Lol but all you pussies keep denying the economic warfare and enslavement your maintaining AGAINST each other. . because your "winning"

[@johnholland2825]

Only the right skills applied in the right market for the right reasons

[@aizannuryusoff7743]

It takes someone to truly believe in you as what had happened to Alex through his wife. And just like that he transformed. May one day we all find that one special person. 😊

[@noriwilliams4637]

You gave to start with yourself

[@TonettaClay]

This interview blew my mind. I've heard these things before, but for some reason it hit differently. Thank you for all of these reminders ❤️

[@lewishowes]

Thanks for being here!

[@TonettaClay]

@@lewishowes no prob. Keep doing the great job you do.

[@YussufHussein_cpa]

The amount of value in this video is insane. Thanks Lewis & Alex.

[@lewishowes]

So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for watching.

[@jamesshaver2247]

Hi! I’m excited to be here in your channel and I’m interested in learning more about investing and saving up for my retirement but am a little confused about the whole process. Any advice or tips to get me started up would be greatly appreciated.

[@wandemiles]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

[@srcparadise3315]

18 minutes in and there is so much value, this could have been cut to 6 vids and each would have been gold. Love it.

[@lewishowes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bronwenspage]

This is one of your most interesting interviews I love his openness and genuine outlook absolutely inspiring

[@lewishowes]

So happy you are enjoying the content. I would love for you to follow my page and leave me a review here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id596047499

[@timagination1295]

Art is art because it needed to exist! Very deep...your deepest instant needs to be fulfilled while you can!

[@sertaoexpedicoes]

Valeu!

[@jessikaphillips7469]

This by far is my favorite episode you’ve ever done. Loved it. Needed it and applying it. 🙏🙏

[@FLOTAKUQEZIJUNIOR]

I'd rather listen to these guys all day and doing homeworks assign by them rather than listening to the bullshits my teachers say nonstop. Who agrees?

[@evelynochoa6918]

Don’t just listen to this go and take action 👏👏👏

[@changingwithchelsea]

As a mom of 4 children 4 and under I wanted to be more than just a mom and wife. Finding time was key!!! My big thing was ensuring I didn’t lose my family in the process of growing in other areas of life 💕 great content! Thanks for the video!

[@lewishowes]

You're welcome,thank you for being here 🧡

[@brandonhopkins5830]

Don't forget to loose sight that bearing children and being a mom/wife is among the highest honors and most complex "jobs" skill since the dawn of time. Arguably the most important as well. I only say this because I think society is starting to loose sight of this.

[@changingwithchelsea]

@@brandonhopkins5830 thanks for the positive comment! I believe it’s the most essential job considering the children are our future

[@jaynecuckney406]

Good luck! Wish you all the success. You can succeed! 'I get to be a mum of 4 , as well as a succesful life in.....'

[@recluseauhermitticus2033]

These videos simply point out how money is a tool of division. . with everyone constantly fighting to out earn, outbid and out invest each other. . so they can hoard the planets resources. . and sell them back to their "countrymen" at a 300 percent markup!!! Lol but all you pussies keep denying the economic warfare and enslavement your maintaining AGAINST each other. . because your "winning"

[@pursueliving]

OMG I never knew entrepreneurs have like 10 other businesses in their graveyards!!! I've tried 3 and have felt like a "loser" because I couldn't sustain any of them! This makes me feel like trying again!!!

[@evelynsmith4460]

Two of my favourite humans in the one place !! Grateful for what you share with us 🙏

[@Xanddy035]

Loved the point you made about how it's impossible to the GOAT. such a profound idea!!!!!

[@merrykaczmarek3757]

Beautiful, riveting and couldn't-stop-watching-interview, Lewis. As usual, it was outstanding and Alex, this is the first time i heard you speak. It will not be my last. Thank you for being so vulnerable. Lots of gold here, friends.🥳

[@lewishowes]

I am so happy to hear this🙌

[@carolinaalvarez558]

It's amazing Lewis is literally coaching the guy! I loved this interview!!

[@isaackamwathi8340]

Wow quite an eye opener! I needed to hear this..thank you!..😀😀

[@priscillaseigler6434]

I am grateful for the School of Greatness. This would be great in every schools in the world.

[@CarPimp1987]

Alex is extremely helpful and a Big time saver.

[@joebalingit]

This video is like a mastermind in itself. Thanks for hosting this.💥💥

[@lewishowes]

Thank you so much for watching! 🧡 Any chance you can pre-order a copy also? It would mean a lot to me if so! Here is the link: lewishowes.com/gmytcc

[@georgecrisci5440]

Dude the delay to build a website thing so relatable

[@MarianVEsanu]

This interview should be included in any ‘Start & grow a business’ type of course. Alex just has this skill of taking complex things and explain them in simply how to tasks. Also, such a great example from Lewis about the pet sitter🔥🔥💣

[@goodthinkingtv]

Had no idea Alex is Iranian!

[@Niranjan1Khadka]

I love how Lewis explained about Mentorship Loved it

[@garrettcal1812]

Spot on! Embarrassment is the entry fee to mastery. Trust! I fail at something everyday. But through reflection I learn. And to learn is to earn.

[@heninthefoxhouse]

I love how honest he is, e.g. in the 2nd half of the convo.

[@modernmaharlikajanlee9356]

so this is how millionaires and high level leaders talk to each other. I will be watching more of your interviews as the more I watch others at that level, the more clarity I will have in who I need to become.

[@lewishowes]

Appreciate you and your support🧡

[@luckymasliano3249]

Your video is so packed full of knowledge I had to send this to my wife for her to watch it's time that we change the way that we live

[@kodasmoke8106]

Wow 38 years old and my eyes just opened I love this guy

[@motivationwithmaurice1621]

This interview is awesome, I keep repeating it over and over again. Dissecting each part!!! Great information

[@lewishowes]

Thanks for being here!

[@ewlinitis]

You could've looked at other videos to broaden your views instead of wating time watching this again.

[@FryzLoK]

@@ewlinitis ,,dissecting each part”

[@FryzLoK]

@@ewlinitis and would be lovely if you would share those other sources.

[@LL-ye9zm]

Being distracted by playing video games, or watching movies, I think that might be a small part of it. In my opinion the real distraction comes from the employer wanting people to work all the time, that's the major distraction. They want to take away peoples time and energies to stop people from achieving their dreams and getting away from the drudgery.

[@brickellvoss7739]

Maybe another distraction is lack of funds to live? Like lower wage people. So I think some employers are used to their employees working overtime... its not because they want to get ahead but because they need it. With prices going up and rent being unreasonable for who knows how long... Survival is a distraction. If people earned enough with reasonable hours then they could easily pursue so many other avenues. But we are all built differently and each persons tolerance for stress is different. Human mind is a crazy thing and it does trick you, but I think in large is the cultural situation that is the biggest distraction of all. If people were not struggling to live and being taken advantage of by people trying to make a such a high profit. Then this weird obsession with obtaining wealth wouldn't be so prevalent.

[@lilchristuten7568]

The real distraction is people making money their god. People spend so much time going after money by taking jobs with long hours and taking second jobs and sometimes third jobs just to try to get some extra money, and they end up breaking themselves down and leaving themselves with no time or energy for anything else. They will also spend irresponsibility on attempts to get money like lottery tickets and bad investments and gambling.

[@darrongreen2669]

This is not a distraction. It's all about how that capital is used. I'm currently working 12 hr days 6 days a week for the next year but after that I'll have enough money to focus solely on my chemical engineering degree. We have to take that money and invest it into ourselves aswell as learn how to invest it

[@effervescentrelief]

As an employer I have no desire to take away any extra time from employees than what they've contractually signed up for. But due to the nature of some jobs, those extra hours are needed. I want people to go home and see their families, I want people to have a good quality of life, but crap happens and so does overtime. Luckily in my field people are well compensated for their time and I have no problem paying it. Employers aren't evil monsters out there hoping to crush the dreams of those who work for them. They are simply people doing a task just as the employees. The real question is do they realize the time being asked of their employees? A big struggle now is even finding people to fill positions who actually want a job. That could be a factor. Your employer may themselves simply be a cog in the machine of a corporation with some boss over them who has demands. Employees are not slaves and can leave at any time from any job, always remember that. If they choose to stay, then they either don't mind or they have set limiting beliefs and fear that they won't be able to find anything else and so they shackle themselves to the job.

[@medonhomeimprovementsllc8039]

@@darrongreen2669 You are going to be successful, because you get it!

[@2finz]

Thanks a lot. This changed my perspective about everything. I have a whole bunch of skills but I'm still lacking because I'm doing nothing about it. It is very true that poverty is a mindset .you spoke directly to my soul.thanks

[@lewishowes]

Glad this was helpful for you🧡

[@marymaynard7010]

This is one of the best educational videos I've seen on KZbin... I have just shared with my 14 year old Son.. Hopefully he will thank me ( and yourselves) later 😊👏👏👏

[@lewishowes]

Appreciate you and your support🧡

[@mindella7812]

UGH SOOOOOO GOOD & relatable !! Going to have to listen to this again asap !!