A Message For Anyone Who Hates Themselves - Alex Hormozi

[@ChrisWillx]

Hello you beauties. The full episode with Alex is now live! Watch here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2Wzq4Kggpp1gLM

[@natureisallpowerful]

Oioi Chris respect from the boro

[@gagemarshall1635]

Low key these sneak previews give me intellectual blue balls…

[@MRSketch09]

I'm confused... It's Tuesday right now... do you have your days mixed up? OR do you mean Monday, NEXT WEEK?

[@AlohaAloha-f2v]

ur ghey

[@StayLimitless]

Lezzzz gooo. I just watched all the old ones and literally was hoping for a new one to come! Y’all have great discussions

[@moonstrukk126]

Accepting yourself is amazing. It doesn't stop there. I don't believe in being "ruthless" but I hold myself to a much higher standard. Humility. Honest introspection. Recognizing weaknesses and pouring energy into continuous growth to be your best version of you that makes the life you want. I love David Goggins. I'm not trying to BE David Goggins.

[@TheKbthakur]

​@@Carlos.Rivera Good

[@jowill76]

STAY HARD!!

[@moonstrukk126]

@@jowill76 🤣... Fucking LOVE Goggins 💪

[@tomasr64]

Self love is at least 3 fold. First self love is Stopping the inner critic. Its huge not to cut your own head off when alone. No more cussing at yourself is a big deal. Be kind to yourself. Second self love is treating your body well. Not putting in bad things into the body and making the body flexible, strong and happy, giving yourself love. And not feeling guilty about it. Third self love is maintaining your peace.

[@daveSoupy]

This sounds and feels like a modern sermon. No wonder these sorts of podcasts are so popular cause it's missing in the larger culture.

[@SmittyWerbs2016]

As we dive further into the internet and isolate ourselves, we lose the ability to communicate at this level on a daily basis. Our species desires this interaction and yet we have lost the ability to satisfy the that urge.

[@CMA418]

“Sermon” is hitting the nail in the head. Religion is a chance for us to convince ourselves of just about anything.

[@kaesekrustechannel]

Nailed it

[@r34ct4]

Amen

[@r34ct4]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@tempsoda]

I really wish I got as hyped about Alex as everyone else seems to, something just doesn't click for me with him. Still, its good to hear from someone with a different perspective and I appreciate he has a lot of knowledge to share.

[@Undoing88]

I'm with you Sophie. Just doesn't feel like a home run to me either. I sense a logical inconsistency between "I dress how I want, you have to just be you and not conform to what anyone thinks, design yourself" and "when I worked at a certain job I had to dress a certain way" There's a serious logical chasm there! Many people are forced to take part in society for their well-being and very often your "chosen role" comes with a set of expectations -- some easier to cast off than others. And not everyone can afford such luxury. The social price of authenticity can be very high depending on who you are and whose approval/backing/money you need to make a living. I hear a lot of talking and a lot of good tidbits of wisdom and plenty of enthusiasm, but I'm not feeling much gluing it all together. Still happy for the content though. Additional perspective is always good. Thanks to all involved!

[@MH-et5sn]

He's an extreme narcissist that's why.

[@tempsoda]

I think a lot of it for me is I just don't relate to his value system. I'm not particularly materialistic and have never had that hustle and grind mindset because what's at the end of it just doesn't do it for me. I probably fall very firmly into that 'mediocre Molly' group but for me, I just wanted to have a job I enjoy, earn enough to be comfortable and have a family. I have a Mother's day card pinned on my mirror that says 'To the world you are a Mum, but to us you are the world' which rings pretty true to me. There isn't one definition of success, it's different for everyone, from what I have heard from Alex that always seems tied to business and money. Perhaps it's because he's so far in his masculine energy, but to me he can come off a little one dimensional. There seems very little feminine influence, like compassion or empathy there.

[@Undoing88]

@@tempsoda Thanks for the perspective. Your kids are truly lucky to have such insightful parents! Mediocre Molly ain't a bad place to be. All of the true happiness in life is available in almost every moment. More ain't always better, and everything great comes with it's own "tax" in the form of whatever burdens it brings. So the price of "more" is always steeper than lots of folks can see. Especially if that means time spent. Happy to have made the connection today - a pleasure to e-meet you. If we never meet again, then warm wishes to you, your partner and your children!

[@BWater-yq3jx]

It's unlikely a masculine narrative is going to resonate with women. I mean women these days are constantly telling eachother and themselves that they deserve without doing anything to warrant that. And of course a woman is more likely to not want to pursue an existence that is about sustained effort leading to great achievement. This is why the world was literally created by men.

[@Erish_7]

Alec makes me think so so much like i had to pause the video to think more than 3 times , i think it will take me the whole day to watch the 3 hour episode and it will teach me wisdom gathered in decades , i seriously believe that this is the best podcast on the internet. i would write this comment even if im 85 and no one exists in the world

[@amanr6346]

The humanistic psychologist Carl rogers spoke of introjected values that are imposed on us(society/parents) and creates a self that isn’t authentic, people spend years either in therapy or trying to find who they really are. Truth is we are all unique, things I can do are unique to me as they are to everyone else. Love how Alex speaks of cultivating yourself and becoming best version of you, not what society says you should become. Great video 🔥❤️

[@bschultz44]

Been following both of you for a while. I’m starting a business, and self doubt is the biggest Mother F’er of all time. I know I can accomplish what I am trying to do, but that voice in your head tries to constantly mess you up. “Who do you think you are? Just get a normal job. What if you fail?” It’s a battle every day. That voice will soon be silenced. Thank you for all of you’re great content. Both of you!

[@TAS_CNX]

Good for you!

[@edheldude]

That's also you. Don't silence it, get to know it, befriend it. Only through integration can you resolve your inner conflict, not by exiling parts of you you don't want to identify with.

[@maxhayart]

This production quality is literally insane

[@bahaanaldo]

Alex Hormozi and Jordan Peterson definitely agree on the notion that you shouldn’t feel like you’re good enough by default. We could always improve ourselves.

[@avertingapathy3052]

True, but Peterson doesn't speak enough about presistence when it's past the point of necessity. I mean he does the whole self-care thing, but I think he is too vested in Protest Ethic on some level like every good capitalist to accept that we're fundamentally okay.

[@badf]

I like the meme of progress measured as the time between failures; each time aim to make it take longer (and be from a different cause). I think a lot of people are either not reflective enough of their failures and successes, draw the wrong conclusions from them (especially by over attributing to themselves), or dwell too long before looking on (if they can). This is where phronesis / virtuous wisdom needs to be trained into people.

[@s.omarfarooque1486]

The best interviewer-interviewee duo ever!!!!!!!!! The conversation is so lucid. Pumped, can't wait.

[@Rrgblitz403]

This podcast is amazing Chris. Not only do your guests provide valuable insights, but you are a great interviewer as well. 2 millions subs coming soon!

[@Jacksonisbored]

*10 millions

[@Jack_Ody]

Oh man, this is precisely what i needed to hear right now, I'm going through it right now and have been contemplating if I've taken the right path or not and this has helped me push forward and keep going!

[@Kknewkles]

I used to hate myself. Back then, of course, I had little to no idea how the brain is structured and how it works, and I thought that giving yourself shit(I used to say "idiot!", etc) every time I made a mistake would eventually make me better - make me not make mistakes, be more attentive, etc. It didn't. It erodes your self-confidence and the way you treat yourself. Once I realized it didn't help whatsoever, I stopped then and there, as if snapping a finger. In short, self-hatred makes for a poor evolution engine. Ditch it.

[@NobleHusky]

Yes this, I caught myself yesterday saying "I'm so stupid, why didn't I remember" when I should've said "Ah! I'm glad I remembered that"

[@Kknewkles]

@@NobleHusky I still do that, just without the "I'm so stupid" part :D

[@elliotm]

Great point 👌

[@RealziesCuts]

I love my 2023 🏅 ✊💫 335 days No Alcohol 🏆

[@johnklsc2233]

I'm only at 12 days but I feel great

[@ChrisWillx]

Congratulations. Keep growing

[@victoriamcdougall1879]

I'm 10 years sober and I'm fucking miserable

[@eze3572]

You are a badass! Not mediocre at all! 🎉

[@eze3572]

@@victoriamcdougall1879why?

[@Teamshmo]

Accepting yourself for your current situations and saying here is where I am at, but I can improve is key. Accepting yourself and saying this is me and that is fine forever is a huge mistake

[@millertas]

Call them a spouse, call them a sibling, call them your partner. We all need someone to lean on.

[@Hunter-ox6kh]

Lean on, OK. Fully relying on, NOT OK

[@Bertswrld]

@@Hunter-ox6khtruth

[@tritzispoosa]

We ALL need to have a kinder inner voice. Imagine what the negative inner vibrations of negative self thoughts do to your physical body. A thought creates an emotion. What emotions do we WANT to feel BE TENDER TO YOURSELF.

[@natureisallpowerful]

inner peace and contentment is the ultimate wealth amongst any other wealth. How you get there is up to you. Being a nobody is a somebody to me. Humility,kindness and love will live on forever. When or how it comes back isn't up to you, it's up to the universe.

[@tempsoda]

I completely agree. 👏🏼

[@natureisallpowerful]

@@tempsoda 🤜👍🙏

[@The_WanderArt]

"I don't need to deserve it. I can still have it anyways" - Hormozi quotes hit hard

[@BWater-yq3jx]

However, the example he gave was that if he ate well and trained he would be in good shape. The notion that not being a good person means he doesn't deserve the natural results of his physical efforts... is highly questionable. It's connecting 2 unrelated things. I think it's a nearly pointless philosophy. A better one would be that you deserve what you make yourself worthy of. If you're an a'hole you don't deserve good relationships. If you are gluttonous and lazy, you don't deserve to be in shape.

[@Jedscorp]

I don’t think he has self esteem issues . I could be wrong though

[@insiderperson18279]

​@@BWater-yq3jx I think that's the point Alex is making. Having low self-esteem or hating yourself makes you neurotically identify with things unrelated to yourself. You can be an asshole and still be in good shape. You can be gluttonous and lazy and still deserve a good relationship.

[@snivels]

You guys bounce thoughts and musings off each other so well, this is going to be great

[@ejnyakoon4896]

Oh I can't wait to hear this one Chris! Always loved hearing different perspectives from you or your guests.

[@Akashsamal-od9wy]

Can't wait for the full pod

[@ionutalexandru98]

every single second of this clip I felt like a fire was ignited in me. Can't wait to watch and listen the full episode next week ❤

[@Withlindaandrews]

Love this so much. Alex sets a new bar in leadership. He has helped me tremendously get honest with myself & my dreams and understanding how much is bullshit. Much love!

[@brushstroke3733]

I'm tired of people telling me I'm not good enough. Half of KZbin seems to be about how we're not good enough and need to be optimized like mathematical functions. We're humans, not fucking algorithms. So sick of this shit.

[@mustafabaris9681]

Well, if you get offended by random strangers online telling you you are not good enough then you are in a dark place my friend. No one is telling you anything except your own mind ..

[@aleksandrsandalov9159]

I don’t want to watch the short excerpt, waiting for the whole interview! Thank you for making these interviews!

[@aleksandrasignatavicius6772]

I listen to him for a long time. I kinda have feeling that he's goal is to win and values stem from that(to win). I don't think it's about buying stuff, but about winning. And he is very different than i am, but I like knowladge and llearning what it takes to win. (in game he is playing)

[@PranaliPatil-lz1hi]

I think Dialectical behavioral therapy techniques is what threads the needle between self acceptance and self improvement. They can go hand in hand. One doesn't negate the other. I think from first principles - it makes sense to say that I am worthwhile as a human intrinsically. I don't need to keep "earning" my own self respect and love. But doing that shouldn't be related to also doing everything possible to keep improving- that is part of making sure one honours that potential within myself without getting into a mindset of basing self-worth based on achievement. Unconditional self acceptance and dedicated self improvement CAN go hand in hand.

[@avertingapathy3052]

Didn't expect DBT mentioned in these parts. I wonder why some people need to self-lash to push themselves or if it's just a function of testosterone and quelled ambition and desire. Imagine year 2040 where bro-science has incorporated DBT and ACT bro-mental health eutroprenur markerters are in their peak.

[@PranaliPatil-lz1hi]

@@avertingapathy3052 Hi fellow human working on his mental health. :) Check out schema therapy- by jefferey young- I found answers why I was doing this self-lashing to myself. In addition to CBT, DBT- schema therapy seems to have finally answered questions for me about my unstable sense-of-self if I am not being "useful"

[@MdtheMD]

“Everyone sucks.. like so many people are mediocre.”

[@nickcampbell6255]

What! The LMNT jump in at the end was fucking amazing! So keen for this episode to drop 🫶🏼

[@jacquizbak]

Look 4ward to full 3hr podcast~ Chris u r so kicking it with the topics n guests u r highlighting...what Mr hormozi sharing is learned mostly thru school of hard knocks/life...I'm 58 single by choice n yet still believe in real/true love...maybe someday u will be interviewing Me about it eh!?!!6:51Pm8/16/2023

[@kanishkpatelFC]

Can’t WAIT for this one🔥

[@AlexMcDaniels]

Dude that box drop ad at the end was perfect. How many times did you guys tried to nail that? 🤣

[@dalibofurnell]

Wow, this comment section is great, it adds value to this already valuable clip. Thats beautiful ❤

[@StuartTufft]

This gave me goosebumps in the car this morning.

[@popeye1250]

The warmers will be flocking to this video!

[@chrisburzenski2317]

embrace who you are and where your going. Know thyself...

[@patrickevans4396]

Can't wait for the full episode mate

[@eze3572]

This guy!! 😅😂 “everyone sux, everyone is mediocre” yes!!!! Haha he’s awesome

[@alelectric2767]

I’m 50 and I thinking about taking my own life constantly for 30 years. Along with numerous attempts. All from self hate. It’s imbedded now and I know it will always be that way. For young people reading this and you hate yourself get help before you get to old. Self hate can become apart of who you are.

[@jasoncampbell3318]

Well that's 30 years of toughness. Now go carnivore diet if you haven't already, and see what happens . You are strong. Stay strong. You have 30 years of being knocked down to the floor and 30 years of getting back up. That's how you get stronger.

[@Omars17]

This lvl of loathing and self hate comes from the influence of the jinn within your body hence why you list hope. Jinns are a spirit we cant see, some good some bad. You have the symptoms of a bad jinn occupying your body. Look into Islam and expel the evil within you, it'll expel the I'll thoughts

[@FitnHealthyOne]

damn.... a few mindset shifts here and there can make all the difference; thanks Alex

[@LeonExplores23]

This is beautiful! Thank you so much for this conversation.

[@devinpadron5]

can't wait to inject the full pod into my veins. Good stuff as always, Chris.

[@Kyle_Chaplin]

Self-acceptance does not equal complacency.

[@IdealViking]

Tshirt -On the front "I am comfortable with who I am, I can not be better and I must be satisfied with that" On the back "You been sold a lie"

[@JDunamis]

Wow that first 30 seconds was deep. Like imma do that right now.

[@bonniejeanstudio]

be relentless about what you want ! Het what you came for

[@PhillyFan76]

God bless this man

[@dimka_dev]

200th comment nice. Great interview, thanks for sharing the wisdom!

[@xwaazes6375]

Perfectionism is escapism. Always aim for 100%, but If you only make it to 80%, don't call yourself a failure, instead tell yourself that's you'll aim for 90% next time.

[@nurtaytulegenov7431]

And then you get 80%, and 90%, and then again 80% and so on, but never 100%. So it will sting more and more

[@haveaseatsir]

I always remind myself to think like a Jedi. Don’t be anxious, depressed, overly positive or overly negative. Just…be. Glass half-full and glass half-empty people are blind. Optimism and pessimism are unhealthy, focus on realism.

[@RyanOblivion]

Accountability is everything. Own your shit.

[@ziggelito]

I hate myself but i dont even understand what self love is. The concept is beyond my grasp.

[@hrrh]

Just saw this comment my friend. Funny I have no idea who you are but I'm a 57 year old retired teacher and contractor but mostly goofy hillbilly pilot athlete and still not sure what to do with the rest of my life but very very blessed to not hate myself because I had a mother that loves me so deeply and still does. I'm sure my mother would even love you but I know the universe does

[@CMA418]

“Love” eluded me for so long. I’d hear people throw around the word saying here it is or there it is. But then they would do or say things that did not seem loving. But when I read, “Love is patient. Love is kind….” It hit me that these are not feelings but ways of BEING. To BE is to DO. Concrete action. And when someone is patient with or kind to us, or when we are patient with or kind to others we feel peace and joy.

[@Undoing88]

Hey friend. I only learned it in my mid 30s. I recommend coaching, therapy, or at a minimum, KZbin channels like HealthyGamer. Life is a lot more tolerable, and dare I say, enjoyable, once you can stop being your own worst enemy. It may sound strange, but you can even become your own best friend. Wishing you health and wealth!

[@kathykonkle1097]

Finally, someone explained it to me. Loving yourself is just being willing to take good care of yourself. Aim to quell negative self-talk, take care of your body and it will take care of your mind and improve the way you feel about yourself.

[@Jasonaleyva]

This is soooo good!

[@nadio_28]

that box throw almost looked totally fake, that was clean

[@hughbondurant2730]

Great subject.

[@chasehedges6775]

👍👍💯💯💯

[@stayhardhub]

You both have god knowledge 🙏🙏

[@stayhardhub]

@@wPleasur3 I forgot to type “Level”

[@sdbzfan1]

An anime I would tell any Male to watch and even some women is Gurren Lagann It has one of the best messages any piece of Media could tell you from one of the greatest people in the main characters life and spoilers ahead for Episode 8 of the show for those who want to see it for themselves "Simon always remember believe in yourself, not in the Kamina that you believe in, and not the Simon that I believe in, Believe in the Simon who believes in You!" Believe in the version of yourself you want to be, rather than who others know you are because self love moves you forward far more than the trust you have in others But what makes that line hit is that Kamina knows Simon didnt believe in himself so in the beginning he told him to believe in the kamina that believes in him, giving him confidence, he told him believe in him to give Simon comfort, but when he knew he was at the end of his rope he left Simon one last message to believe in himself because as comforting as it is to believe in another persons trust in you its also a shackle you need to grow past

[@2350J]

that box toss 🤌🏽

[@josepheridu3322]

IDK life feels like a chore. So much effort and work and stress for what? To die at the end? Giving up is a perfectly valid and reasonable response to this hellish, unfair reality.

[@chrisdraper845]

It is hard work, especially depending upon your circumstances. But we only have one life (as far as we understand it anyway), so why not try to make it the best you can? Sure it’s going to suck big time at certain points, but it’s not always going to be like that, even when it seems so. I’m not going to pretend to try and understand or guess at your circumstances, but there is always something to latch on to that can become a positive, however small. You just have to be willing to find it. I wish you well.

[@josepheridu3322]

@@chrisdraper845 Thank you, and I actually improved my life in many aspects. I have a good job, some good savings, etc. The problem is that when I go further it seems everything else turns to shit. Sure I'm successful in my job but I'm totally shit in any kind of human relationships (autism?). I doubt you can be happy as a human having a lot of a thing and nothing on another as equal thing... maybe I don't explain myself well.

[@chrisdraper845]

@@josepheridu3322 I understand, work and money are only a small part of what makes us happy. I appreciate things are definitely harder with autism too.

[@icoboy4532]

I like most Chris his guests. But I really don't get Alex Hormozi's his message before and now still I don't like this clip either. He really feels to me like he is full of himself and incongruent somehow. Looking at the comments, most people like him, so it must be me. I'll give the podcast a listen anyways

[@wendylcs4283]

i'm with you. He is full of himself. it is not as simple as "just be your 80 year-old self" lol. Maybe what he chose got him what he wanted, but that doesn't make it true for the rest of us. His attitude is one size fits all based on HIS individual experience.

[@KimSkid2k]

I’m not feeling him either… just something off about him. Like dan bilzarians brother lol

[@ironkitt]

3:01 Channel's logo is Modern Warfare I

[@RitikButCoding]

I am frothing at the mouth for the full episode

[@kaytwo_]

this legit looks like a movie lol

[@Chrisoaxaca1]

I kinda think these guys really don’t understand self hatred. From someone who literally hates themselves, I couldn’t find a single thing these guys said I could actually apply to my life. I accept that my mental illness has ruined my life. Great. So what now? This applies to the top 5% of pretty men who are having a rough day.

[@nemojob666]

I hear you, man. Mental illness can absolutely ruin your life if left unchecked. And it's not your fault, you got them. Life can be an absolute bitch sometimes. What happened to a person early in life that was beyond their control is definitely not their fault. Some people will get a way better headstart compared to others. However, following certain processes first without questioning will definitely take you from where you are to a better place. Walking 10000 steps a day ( maybe just start with a 1000 and increase gradually), keeping yourself hydrated, limiting your social media usage, cutting out junk food, etc. Start with one step at a time. Do some of these without questioning youself why. I won't lie to you and say it will fix all your problems but it will definitely lighten the burden you are carrying right now. I wish you the best.

[@kathykonkle1097]

I hear you CowbyCubBoy. On his podcast, Andrew Huberman says you have to heal the body to heal the brain and you can't fix the mind with your brain. You can't think your way out of mental illness but you can work to stabilize blood sugar to avoid ups and crashes, aim to get better and more sleep, learn about hormones, body chemistry, and how thoughts, food or toxic substances can alter mood. Aim to work from the ground up so to say and build a stronger "house" for your mind and brain to live in and you'll probably improve. My issues are because I was disabled since childhood so I also have an unstable foundation. Trying to love myself has been like trying to build a castle on sand.

[@kathykonkle1097]

@nemojob666 and Cowboycubboy I like youtube personality Mel Robbins who says to focus on the little things that you can improve and that it's the small choices we make throughout our day that create positive change. All day I ask myself "Is this choice good for me? Like what harm can one little piece of candy do? Well, lots of little poor choices do add up but so do lots of little positive choices.

[@michaeledglington7812]

What did you mean by 'relinquish', Chris?

[@jschlaud6]

The biggest problem with hating yourself is that it inevitably leads to not only treating yourself like shit, but other people in your life as well.

[@HexlGaming]

This one's powerful

[@indifferentphilosophy]

Monday is so far man

[@SummerShoreszee]

I’m feeling a lack of depth here in his points. His goals feel materialistic/shallow to me. Would have appreciated more perspective on accepting who you are as a person vs focusing on constantly improving/grinding.

[@JohnPalermo-wp5df]

I'm a bit curious as to how someone like say a sadghuru would react to this conversation? 🤔

[@Golgibaby]

Timestamp: 02:23. This needs a gif.

[@nick01080]

Chris, I’d like to order and try lmnt but via that link you can only order it from the USA or Canada, not to/from Europe.

[@peacelily64]

What is the diff between self-worth and self-love ? Just a new word for old descriptions but it works 🤫

[@Kyouma.]

Sure, I could be better. But I don't have to be better. What matters is whether I'm content *now*

[@keithwaynemacgregor]

Good day, all! I'm not finding the full interview with Alex. Please direct. Thanks. :)

[@kaiquer.5220]

Bring Leila as well

[@EL_394]

its justice vs honor.. do we hate society enough to seek justice?

[@EL_394]

why is western society so repulsing in the first place? the Japanese where baffled as to our willingness to fight them across the planet.. they had never encountered the hideousness that was justice

[@SlamDunkerDonkey]

This guy gives toxic hustle culture vibes- not sure about him… will have to check out the full pod when it drops.

[@avertingapathy3052]

Same. Both of them do to be fair. Even Chris himself, except that he seems less douchey and more interested in learning.

[@sman53]

Judging by those delt caps I reckon there is some self medication aswell as self love

[@Cookies205]

good stuff

[@tehphoebus]

Says he rejects acceptance. Immediately says he can accept acceptance. Goes on to reject apathy. You think apathy is garbage. Got it.

[@richardmiddleton7770]

Any message for someone who hates everyone else?!

[@energythink6383]

Damn I didn’t know people think being black is such a self burden. I still don’t understand how this is a barrier

[@Tablechair45]

'You accept the fact that you are 5'8'', you accept that you're black, you accept that you're a woman' -__- tell us what you really think without telling us what you really think....

[@jccusell]

The 85 year old "you want to be. People with a strong sense of who and or what they want to be at 85 have no use for this talk.

[@sankalpverma618]

Ironically most people likely are not even gonna live upto 85

[@James-iz9qb]

Alex sort of gets it right but goes off the rails when he defines the person you are trying to be as the 'successful' person. The right answer is to try and be a virtuous person which indeed does involve a great degree of self scrutiny but in no way necessitates 'success' in any usual sense of that term.

[@cyclingtobreakthecycle]

False shepherds wear hats and t-shirts with their their own logo's on them and talk as if they have all the answers when in fact they have none

[@alexistlahuextl8427]

Yessir

[@GreatGazoo8]

I thought he was the guy from Athlean X!

[@Tom-qp6oh]

HA! The assistant!

[@GreatGazoo8]

@Tom-qp6oh Jesse - I just remembered his name

[@Ton369]

The 85 year old version of him is likely suffering from his strenuous workout regimen unfortunately.

[@snubRadar01]

That’s why you should just give up bro

[@Ton369]

@@snubRadar01 nah. i just don't chase gym muscles. lighter weight load

[@robbertag808]

@@Ton369 Muscles are good for longevity. Don't spread lies.

[@Ton369]

@@robbertag808 lifting weights each day is good for longevity. But at the levels that gym bros do... lotta them gonna have a lot of pain when they get older

[@eonryan8491]

7:01

[@knowahnosenothing4862]

Stop pursuing material and status and you will be free and hard to manipulate.

[@khushbakht6630]

Mediocre Mollies... I like that expression.

[@dinosemr8141]

💖❤️💖🙏❤️💖❤️

[@tomekhome]

there's something incredibly fake about this guy. Hard to say if true or not. For a supposedly super successful businessman, he's a bit too agressive on the internet, appearing everywhere. Why does he even need it ? Or is another empty story to promote himself and make money this way. Just like PBD, although at least this one sounds bit smarter.

[@alelectric2767]

Some people just love the lime light.

[@MH-et5sn]

​@@TuscanBrickYeah, extreme narcissism under the guise of altruism. "I just want to help people". Yes, himself.

[@tomekhome]

@@MH-et5sn Yep, nothing what he says seems like an honest conversation. This is a well crafted and rehearsed speech, he's selling to everyone. Even Tate seems less fake, at least he's funny....

[@edwinmachado7964]

What’s wrong with 5’8” alex 😤 haha good thing I’m 5’8” 1/2

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

Why did you give your weakness a voice?