The anti-routine...[what billionaires use to win]

[@talialavor8411]

Literally discussed 2 of these points with my husband today. Me "learning more" is a form of procrastination. And tired of everyone reaching out for an implied ask. Done and done. I don't consume any social media with the exception of watching Alex videos for my daily dose of insight. Pumped about this.

[@XTen1000DaysX]

Execution can be learning to. Learning on the stuffbthat you're trying to execute

[@MSH3423]

Quote from Steve Jobs. People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve got to focus on. But that’s not what it means at all. It means saying no the the hundred other good ideas that there are. You have to pick carefully. I’m actually as proud of the things we haven’t don’t ask the things I have done. Innovation is saying no to 1,000 things. As Alex said.. you don’t see progress until you are 70% 80% effort just to see the glimpse of progress… if you have 10 projects going and working on them 10% each… you will be fragmented. It’s best day no to all. And go all in on one thing.

[@tethadam4929]

You should read the book “The War of Art”.

[@privateequityguy]

Talia - honestly more power to your family. It's awesome to read you have such conversations at home. Well done. Seriously!

[@moonbull3137]

No.

[@frankiesantiago389]

•Two things cannot be equally important. •Delete social media and just access from the computer to post 🤯 Simply said…. Thank you Alex!!!!!

[@snicklefritzfry]

Love the concept of saying no to weekends & especially keeping the same bedtime (at least, for a season.) Thanks for sharing, Alex.

[@SportsSimp]

I've seen this guy's videos on youtube, but have only started watching them. The season of no video was powerful. Tomorrow is day 39 of a 40 day water fast I have been on since I had a moment of clarity in my life 39 days ago. I woke up on a Sunday morning, upside down on my bed, hanging halfway off, hungover, after a saturday night that wasn't even too bad, considering my other wild weekends. I felt alone and disgusted with myself. I realized that for years, I've given my all to everyone around me, and nurtured their lives when they had absolutely nothing, only to realize that when you help people to their feet, that's when you find out if their hearts are genuine, or if they will be there for you when they have the means to stand on their own two feet. I found out the hard way, that wasn't the case. I had a moment of clarity in that moment on the bed, looking out through barely open blinds, where a very bright sun was shining through. Before this moment, all I could think of, was how many people were up, dressed, going out to church, brunch, and maybe to the beach to enjoy their wonderful week with friends and family. And here I was, thinking that I was going to lie in this bed all day and all night, depressed. Then, not to sound cliche, but a loud voice spoke to me and gave me instructions for an entire reset. The first order of business was to fast for 40 days and 40 nights. This was a multi pronged approach to make a radical change in my life. And it had to be radical, or else I was going to fall into the endless cycle I always fell into when I made declarations of change in my life. So, I didn't tell anyone what I was about to do. In fact, one of very first things I did with no hesitation was delete my Facebook account. I went to the store and bought me a 6 pack of Fiji water in the liter bottles, and up until now, I have only consumed water with electrolytes and select vitamins, such as a multivitamin, vitamin C, a B complex and nothing else. I'll have 50lbs. lost in 40 days (at 38 now) and I have never had so much mental clarity in my life. I deleted all of my streaming apps, I bought an Audible subscription and now have over 20 books on there, I go to the local bookstore and have bought books, and have made a list of the top things I will accomplish. Every other goal is not in my thoughts anymore. I gave up toxic relationships, bad food, alcohol, going out to events, and pleasing others. I am hyperfocused on me and me alone. I am not a simp, and no longer care who I offend for not doing things they want to do, loaning them money, or giving them my time. I could go on, but see I have already written a small book in your comments. I just felt so passionate about this, that I hope that I could help inspire someone else to snap out of it, and build up yourself and your vision, and not be the supplement to others lives and building up their empire and not my own.

[@zisouhvideos]

That was actually good advice, funny thing is as a recovering self-help addict I realized that many self-help methods just keep you occupied without being actually productive. If you want to do something you have got to commit to it 100% and prioritize it over all other things, even if those other things are self help methods. It took me a while to realize that but now I focus 100% on my Filmmaking career and I could finally deliver the last months

[@ngreat4390]

God considers self-help a sin and it's refreshing to see that those who eventually succeed do so using his principles even though they don't hear preaching regularly

[@IsaacDanna]

Recoverig self-help addict haha. I love this. That’s how I feel as well.

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

@@ngreat4390 how?

[@BisongArtGallery]

I’m a self development junky too. Absorbing all this content made me feel like I was doing something but I wasn’t. Actual work is the only cure!

[@ibendover4817]

@@ngreat4390 Dude stfu, no one cares. Go sit in a corner and read your bible, you don't belong here. God hates rich people too, now shoo.

[@doddeddo]

For people with ADD this is a life changer, I was going to skip the video because there's a lot of fake productivity gurus out there but the priority bit got me, thank you sir..

[@jonblackwell9520]

I think he just hit the nail on the head for the feeling I've had around wanting to cut back on social events and even deciding to scale back my time in the gym (which I love). Recognizing that I need to go all in on my career building right now.

[@maxresdefault8235]

@Whatsàpp†⓵⓻⓺⓪⓼⓹⓼⓪⓪⓹⓶ how?

[@rollingon6358]

It’s been a year since your comment. Did you do what you were saying in the comment? Where are you in life right now?

[@davidabanto8121]

​@@rollingon635890% of people don't

[@billkoroi912]

You have literally changed my life, I thought I was going crazy and becoming a terrible person but I’m just coming to terms with the fact 99% of people I’ve surrounded myself with just don’t think past today, in my own opinion but of course I could be wrong!

[@wilbing8465]

Most people think their now is more important than your now. They value their time more than yours.

[@billkoroi912]

@@wilbing8465 that is exactly what I was trying to say. Thank you so much xD yeah deffs it’s them not valuing my time equally and vice versa! My god I think you just got to the core of my problems/frustrations!!

[@rickyaguilar38]

When you out grow people around you. You start to out grow yourself

[@yaboiavery5986]

@Dreamz you can pretty much count anyone out who spends time doing things like drinking / smoking. They either don't care that they're wasting time (not even including all the negative side effects of those things), or they aren't disciplined enough to quit.

[@yaboiavery5986]

@Dreamz don't let 'em weigh u down homie

[@wildwhiskeywolf]

I followed these directions and i’m a billionaire now. This stuff really works. 💪

[@memegazer]

Yep...who knew that a guy that knows the secrets of being a billionaire would just post it on youtube instead of just being a billionaire. What a great guy.

[@AndreiBrindas]

Alex is like the big brother we all need. Thanks a lot for this!!

[@privateequityguy]

Hahaha exactly ! :D

[@WyckedEntertainment]

couldn't possibly have said it better

[@sole__doubt]

I began cleaning up my life in 2019, I went to rehab got off the drugs and started working out regularly. The hardest thing for me was saying no to all the people who wanted to hang out, I still have issues with it 4 years later.

[@Surina-h3c]

Wow! Congrats! I’m sure you will find a “new crew” soon with some efforts. Bravo on your successes so far! 🎉

[@feliciaboka]

True. I was thinking I can do kids, business, housekeeping. The success recipe for burnout. Keeping things simple is focusing on the things that have the best impact in the long term. And there are more nos to add. Thank you!

[@timoteisatmarean7391]

You should chose kids ;)

[@feliciaboka]

@@timoteisatmarean7391 :) What do you mean?

[@timoteisatmarean7391]

@@feliciaboka as a woman I think the best you can do for the next generations is giving birth but most important raising great character kids.

[@feliciaboka]

​@@timoteisatmarean7391, I understand. I already have 2 amazing kids, 7 and 8yo. As they are more and more independent, I am growing more and more on figuring out other parts of life, such as business.

[@privateequityguy]

Felicia it's awesome to read that you thinking about this - but I seriously believe you can have it all :)

[@m10premier59]

This dude is so well spoken. Love this advice.

[@kwadwoamponsah]

Prioritization is a struggle for me, as well as people pleasing…thank you for highlighting points for review in my life.

[@DanRichter]

Always loved the so-called millionaire routines: 4am: wake up and meditate 5am: stretching and workout 7am: cold shower 8am: breakfast 9am: visualization 10am: goal-setting 11am: grocery shopping 1pm: hot sauna yoga 2pm: lunch with friends at the beach 3pm: review my finances and spreadsheets 4pm: gratitude journal 5pm: affirmations 6pm: meeting with accountability coach 7pm: reading 8pm: bed, to rest up for another long day of succeeding tomorrow Bro, when the fuck do you actually work??

[@Andreabay90]

that's actually kind of comedic. especially the accountability coach at 6 pm. I like it. :D obviously, nobody would have time to do all these things, and its not realistic at all...

[@TickleMeTimbers]

You stretched the morning out 5 hours longer than it needs to be. You can accomplish all those things within the first hour of waking, and put in a 6 hour work day before even having lunch and going on for the rest. Nobody meditates for an hour, working out an hour every day is overkill by any standard, I have no idea how you spend an hour in a cold shower, or why it takes you an hour to eat breakfast. Nobody spends an hour visualizing and another hour goal setting. Nobody spends an hour writing in a gratitude journal, or any journal for that matter, or another hour doing affirmations. In fact the only realistic thing on your list is grocery shopping. A lot of these things are actually 5-10 minute things. So you managed to make a reasonable daily routine look utterly ridiculous. But if that's how long it takes you to do basic things, I am not surprised these things don't work for you. Don't get me wrong, I don't do half the things on that list, but that is so far beyond an outrageous characterization of people taking those kinds of practices on. I could do all those things, add a 6hr work day to it, and still have plenty of time to do whatever the hell I please.

[@eazy2195]

haha for real. When i was younger i would read up on these books and watch these types of videos where some secret is revealed to become a millionaire and it's usually BS routine like this that will only make you feel productive without actually doing the work

[@Surina-h3c]

😂😂😂😂

[@tylerdgillespie]

so on point and love your no bs delivery. Loved "less information/consumption & simply more execution" part. I needed to hear that.

[@christopherdoiron4294]

the most amount of growth and success, love and otherwise, was when i started cutting everything out and saying no. I was only left with what I cared about, wanted to do, and did. keyword, DID. I didn't make time to do what I wanted, I cut out everything I was doing to be only left with the same amount of time to do what I wanted. Big difference

[@Jaybearno]

Every so often the algo shows you someone like Alex who succinctly reminds you of what you know but are internally resisting. This is exactly what I needed hear

[@JohnHollandEsq]

Thank you for your commitment to releasing so much free and VALUABLE AS HELL content Alex. Here's to your continued success.

[@Robin.Backer]

This content being online for free is amazing. Pure goldmine

[@nakoskyranos4080]

It boggles my mind every time! this generation can have superpowers if they choose to!

[@TaraBaklund]

I doubled my business by doing this. I also burned out. Not because this necessarily leads to burnout. But because I had a very difficult client that was a huge pain that I didn’t get rid of sooner enough. Even a profitable client can end up being a net negative. Don’t do that. Love 💗

[@hoathienloi]

Alex is like the big brother we all need. Thanks a lot for this!!!!

[@bradtelepo]

Appreciate your content. Leila is crushing it, too... part of an accelerator, and loved her one of the 3 points in scaling a company. Point on!

[@Azam-ry5ig]

Who’s Leila?

[@singhpratham5310]

@@Azam-ry5ig alex's wife

[@LewisMudrich]

What accelerator? Curious

[@KlaasVictor]

@@Azam-ry5ig Leila Hormozi, the intelligent and driven spouse of Alex Hormozi. Her KZbin channel is so valuable

[@privateequityguy]

Brad, well said! Totally agree with you. What about you, you're in business as well?

[@thobbes9994]

From one Alex to another, all the points you've disclosed on this vlog are priceless and timeless guidelines. I would further add that - time is your currency; your output is determined by your level of time spent/saved/redistributed and therefore its efficient/effective use make all the difference.

[@syedirfanajmal]

Wonderfully said. Noting this in my planner!

[@AssumptionAcademy2023]

Thanks for this, cutting off social media, saying no to things that don't help me

[@cossinee]

refreshing to see such a down to earth video, that isn't cheap advertisement for a course, but real and genuine advice

[@vvilltaylor3678]

I have mad respect for everything you just said. Idk if I'll wake up at 4am and fast for 2 days, but great points overall

[@snm5207]

You’re the only person who has made me feel more of a bad a$$ than a dumb a$$! Your changing my idea of myself by making me see these “off the wall” ways I have are brilliant not a liability. I’ve been idealizing that corporate schedule and high structure routine for years while just “working WITH myself” on my own idiosyncrasies hoping One-Day I’d get it together and now…. Come to find out these are super strengths and I’m bordering on superhero! 😂

[@mediadump1942]

What did you achieve with such a routine?

[@Stoic_Pioneers]

Thank you Alex! You're not kidding about the social media time suck. I removed facebook but then spend more time on twitter for no reason. I need to break that habit.

[@marcmeier8247]

Digital minimalism by Cal Newport is giving a recipe to do that.

[@adamd9418]

Alex's point about not needing more information, but more execution is huge. I came to this realization a while back when discovering I didn't need another book with expertise in my field, or more self help books, but to actually do do do! The knowledge to be great at almost anything is already out there... just a matter of doing it!

[@Katagetsresets]

My new routine is watching this video every day

[@jordanroberts2929]

It's gotten to the point where I get so damn excited to see a new vid posted by Alex :')

[@privateequityguy]

Haha, make sure you implement what he says :) Are you?

[@jordanroberts2929]

@@privateequityguy Yes!

[@privateequityguy]

@@jordanroberts2929 Good job my man. You're in business as well?

[@AdrianStefanowiczVideo]

Your channel is growing exponentially and I love it! So much value.

[@CraftCastleKids]

Wow that progress on 100 fronts resonates so much! I workout 5 days a week and resent it because I know I have other tasks needing to be done and get more down on myself for not going in on another front at 100. So good man thank you!

[@fenrisunchained]

On a 365 Calendar I discovered a quote "Do not add. Instead, subtract habits and inclinations until you begin to feel better." It's been tremendously helpful.

[@KeithJones31]

Appreciate all the Value you provide us with Keep it Going ☑️

[@KameTrick]

This is one of those things that people often know without acting on it effectively (me included) When you already feel like there isn't enough time, why would adding more be the answer (unless it's more delegation) Great video, efficient value, thanks Alex!

[@playingwithballsack1533]

Didn’t think I’d see you here Kame Trick lol

[@KodakCollective]

Dude.. I am so inspired by you.. Unfortunately, I’m currently in the “looking at bankruptcy lawyers” stage 😂 but Fortunately, my goals are clear, they are monumental, and they are possible. Thanks for the amazing content Alex

[@alondasa5841]

I'm studying for the LSAT to get into Law School and this is so HELFPUL! Just found out about you on Graham Stephen 2nd podcast with you. Thank you for this knowledge

[@DamaniJones]

No more excessive social media scrolling...just going to post from the computer form now on. The only TV I'm trying to watch is the Mozi channel...All the Hormozis, all the time. The Leila and Alex Wombo-Combo.

[@lwb8911]

This applies to me so well right now. I currently say yes to too many things. What I really need to be doing is executing and I know how, but I’m just wasting too much time. Currently entering “a season of NO!”

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

Why did you comment is a waste of time

[@helened6896]

To thine own self be true. 👍

[@syindicater]

His content is so damn good and inspiring, he's making me want to spend money on him; even though, "He has nothing to sell you." Thanks for the videos!

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

How is that

[@JD_Movement]

This is crazy I should hear this after already coming to this conclusions for myself, I kept myself in a position where all I had to do was the work that needed to be done, sure my social needs are lacking a bit, however it’s not of importance to me I get enough social attention from my engagements within my work meeting new people getting to know their story and then I’m back to work 🙌🏼 I got nothing else to do but keep learning and working

[@DJ-fd1og]

Love this. So many masterminds & seminars, so little high networth. Glad you said this as I feel like an outcast when I've thought "I don't need to travel to masterminds. I know what I need to do!"

[@AerialYoga-Goddess]

I seriously love your videos! Literally everything you are saying is what i'm already doing but have been feeling bad about it bc it goes against what all these gurus tell you to do. Well...actually the weird sex money manifestation cult that i walked away from months ago. So toxic. I'm excited to see the massive growth i have by continuing to do these things with no guilt or shame around it!!

[@jasonbarnes9583]

This is so good!!!!!! Thank you man! I really, really needed this. You just caused a major shift in my thinking bro!

[@bwanakelvin5555]

This man is a treasure! So glad I stumbled to this channel, its changing my outlook every time there is a new post.

[@krismatic_]

As an audio engineer I've found the value in 'subtractive EQ' vs. boosting EQ frequencies. I understand the sentiment behind this idea, and I agree.

[@lowiejacobs]

A year from now my life will be very different thanks to these tips, I am ready to go all in. Forever grateful Alex Hormozi, wish you all the best.

[@masontenney8612]

This is exactly what I needed to hear. Thanks a ton for all the great content you put out 💯

[@derekjp6043]

Thank you tremendously for taking the time to make this for us.

[@carthicss1]

There are the kind of people trying to make money by teaching other 'how to be successful', without actually being successful in any other avenue of life.

[@andrewheatley3616]

This is soooooo good!

[@rmbree3027]

So good I had to watch it twice 👏🏾 thank you

[@BallCarrier]

Unreal information. This man talking straight into my situation. I'm about to become a ghost to people, I got sh*t to get done!

[@BecomingANerd]

I’m really glad I didn’t stop a few videos back when Alex said that you need to stop consuming videos and get to work because I would have never came across this video. Obviously it’s important to act but I’m in my season of learning.

[@day1ssweetrmanz574]

I love this, it makes complete sense that the problem is not to create new habit to will make you successful because that’s just an excuse to keep doing the bad habits.. I somehow convinced myself that I needed to workout and get healthy to quit smoking but the reality is as long as I keep smoking I’ll never go an workout and get healthy and becoming successful. Thank you Alex I think it’s time that I quit once and for all and commit to being healthier 🙌💯

[@helened6896]

Yes! Great success to you!.

[@rishiisrichaf]

Watching you when you were at 10k subs , you have grown so much

[@KlaasVictor]

Thank you for saving us from all the misinformation and showing the real path

[@theelement6255]

Just stopping by to say I literally came to this conclusion via some yogic principles and now I stumble onto this video and this is soooo spot on

[@socalqol]

It’s crazy that I already started doing around half of these things in 2022 🤯🤯🤯 now I just need to check off the rest! Thanks Alex :-)

[@regerbryan]

I say no to everything but I just hang at home when I’m not at work lol

[@christiantaylor1495]

😂

[@MarcelClementi]

I appreciate your tips so much! Thanks man! Just ordered your audiobook and totally love it!

[@aireisorentertainment3143]

1:39 5:39 5:58 7:10 8:11 leverage 9:22 fasting

[@Abraxastrust]

We need a version of this for dads / Or Parents with toddlers/

[@hufficag]

If something is important, you say no to everything else. That's how I was as a student. I wanted a guaranteed bright future, no struggle, so I said no to socializing and fun. While other kids were chatting in the lunch room I was reading over my notes and finishing homework in an empty classroom, so I have no social skills now. Got into an elite university for engineering, then the Great Financial Crisis hit. I was burned out, but nobody was giving jobs so I could move out. So I moved out to China. Now life should begin as a normal person, making friends, having relationships for the first time, cooking gourmet dinners, never again pushing myself or staying up all night to finish something. Government policy kept changing and people turned on me, I went from running a business to teaching in some high school just for the visa. Life is uninspiring, I have to move for the visa, so no more coffee shops, no more friends, just living alone in some dump of a city in my 30s without any money or career. I'm here to experience exciting adventures, not push myself, I don't want to harm myself losing hair by pushing myself to stay up all greasy and sweaty finishing stuff nobody needs ever again.

[@cciale]

First part hits close damn, isolating yourself for productivity and when that dies out the rest isnt there. Hopefully you can turn it around good luck

[@eternalmastery]

You are what you think.

[@yeflynne]

Bro white collar jobs are a scam. Blue collar are actually needed labor

[@JakYTTV]

Yeah man just goes to show education isn't verything. Try to use what you've learned though to btter your life. If you want to socialise more that's fine. At the end of the day do what you enjoy. If that's starting a company, being a lawyer or partying that's all fine

[@HeadRecieverAtHeadOffice]

Good story, balance is important.

[@everest3118]

Been watching for a while after seeing you on Diary of a CEO. Appreciate you sharing the lessons of your pains.

[@Darth_Insidious]

Sounds like a good way to realize you wasted the best years of your life chasing a dream that might make you rich but might not make you happy. Grinding out your career should be worth it for the places it can take you along the way, not for the eventual promise of wealth. Life happens and all that work could very well turn into nothing, and you could easily get passed up by a schmuck who was at the right place at the right time. Priorities are important, so make sure you spend your limited time wisely. Don't waste it on cheap friends, experiences, and dreams.

[@juantokyo_]

That was one of the best videos I’ve seen on KZbin. Thanks for sharing the wisdom!

[@HighPorte]

The freeze looks a lot like a windows scheduling issue possibly caused by an old graphic card.

[@BisongArtGallery]

I needed to hear this. I convinced myself I needed to keep going to networking events to help build my business and looking back less than 5% of new business came from networking events so I’m taking a major break and focusing on what actually works.

[@Nat-k4h]

Awesome adivce, thank you! I actually started treating the weekends as my "deep work days" because its when people are out and about and everywhere you go its crowded. I feel in peace at home then.

[@Ganondalf3]

These ideas are basically what the book DEEP WORK is about. Highly recommend

[@dalekesslerofficial]

This one Alex is pure gold! 4-12 work for up to $1 mil, 1-3,3-4 or even 5+ million bc of detail work u still need to do is 1000% on point

[@ForeverTributesNL]

Saying no gets easier when you realise most people don't have your interest at heart. Keep a tight close circle and get the work.

[@xSpartinox]

Most people regret saying “no” to people on their death bed.

[@marloncosta8479]

My perspective towards my work routine has been totally altered after watching this video after all others. I am amazed with the blank space. Thank you for that. I'm more happy working, and doing more, also. Ain't that some shit huh hahaha

[@PrinceMatthew333]

Alex your amazing! I just started these principles before I watched this and having you saying this is what you did and succeeded makes me 100% confident I’ll make it

[@Ilovemusic793]

I used to 'have" to meditate and go to the gym everyday yet it's those very things I thought were helping that were taking up time for building my business;

[@Dmartinez9959]

Such an incredibly simple and complete solution.

[@DJSatoda]

Normally LOVE Mozi’s content. I disagree with the changing number. Who you know is highly important in business, and keeping weak ties from dying out can pay dividends in the future. Yes 100% constrain the time you spend tending to these weak ties, but to extinguish them entirely is a short-sighted trade off for growth IMO

[@johngerring2505]

Ya but he makes more money than you though.

[@yeatdagoat173]

Yes...disagree with a multimillionaire. But it depends on your goals in life so i understand where you coming from

[@EddyLeeKhane]

It's more likely that we don't know how to identify the weak ties Like Alex spoke in another video If your client doesn't perform it could mean that you are not performing well enough.

[@FelFawn]

I think it just comes down to how weak then? Some people aren't worth your time so..

[@rybohm9829]

Lmaooo “two days a week, I just had caffeine and bone broth” homie wylin

[@denalynnmilton5474]

Thanks Alex! Wise Sage advice! PS Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@simondian6380]

This is an amazing video to learn how to align week.

[@LwNj]

A very compelling philosophy. I think this is 100% correct. It also helps me understand why "being successful" may not be a realistic goal for me and others like myself. I have severe depression. After reviewing the video, as I assessed my life for how I spend my time, I realized that I am already doing much of what you propose in prioritizing certain activities and saying "no", but that the biggest time sink was time spent suffering and coping with my mental illness. Unfortunately, until we make further progress on curing these ailments, there is no way for me to say "No" to that time sink. In a way this is actually a relief. I can forgive myself. I did try to do the right thing, but I am simply handicapped in how far I can take that philosophical course of action. There is simply less time for me to allocate to priorities because my illness forces itself to be a priority for at least several hours a day, if not days or weeks at a time. I'll keep working on helping myself cope better with depression and try to prioritize with the time I am alotted otherwise. But this is a bitter-sweet truth you've revealed: I never stood a chance because I was sabotaged from the start. Depression is the most horrible time sink imaginable: you spend at minimum hours a day in an unproductive state; it forces you to sleep longer hours; it fucks with your natural rhythms and thus corrupts good habits. Only thing I can think is that I have to prioritize curing depression over anything else to then free up time. Maybe that's a worthy goal. Or maybe I'm just not ever going to achieve great success and that's just the luck of the draw, and I need to forgive myself for it. Either way, great video, rings entirely true to my experiences.

[@jacekandrzejewski7078]

That is a worthy goal. But that doesn't mean you need to make it important in your mind. Just work on it step by step forgetting any importance. Don't think of great success, because thinking about it almost never brings people closer to it. Our minds treat our thoughts as reality, so if you think of great success your mind goes "oh yeah I have that, no work to do here". Think about it once and define next action to get closer, and then do that action. You should forgive yourself for everything, there are no unforgivable things. Accept yourself and all parts of yourself, because if you don't you won't ever change them. You can't change what you don't accept because unaccepted parts are like they're not yours. You stand a chance and you can do a lot more than you think you're capable of. I know it might be hard to believe especially when depression messes with your sense of self worth, but I'm sure in the future you will look back and see that this is true.

[@DS-lq3dr]

I'm going to be blunt brother - this is a defeatist attitude. "It's just my genetics, nothing can be done." No. Depression is an effect, which means there's a cause. Whether the cause is: Physical (mineral deficiency, poor sleep, etc), Mental (dopamine burn out from porn, social media, etc) Or Spiritual (lack of meaning, lack of belief in something greater beyond the self, etc) Your priority isn't to just accept that your depression will be taking hours from you every day, or weeks at a time. Your priority is to identify why you have depression in the first place, and fix it. You can figure this out.

[@ElyWaves.]

@@DS-lq3dr this is facts. I was depressed from high school all through college and my first year out of college. In fact, I used my depression to write songs that later got me out of depression. I realized there was different sides of life and that I wasn’t going to be truly happy until I filled up all those sides of my life that made ME happy. For me, I want to be ultra successful like Alex. So I started prioritizing that as soon as I found my career path as an entrepreneur. Then I worked myself into the ground, ended up in the hospital and realized I needed to build a good social circle of people who were like minded. That helped a lot but then I realized I was still depressed bc I was lonely in my own house all day even when my friends came over and I talked to my circle, then I got a cat and it all changed. I’ve been very happy since then and my life feels like it’s really coming together now. My 9 years of depression has faded significantly with only some smaller setbacks that we all face as humans. The only other thing I could want to improve on in my areas of life now is finding my life partner but now I know that person has to be perfect or it’s not worth my time. And now I value myself so much that I don’t care to waste time dating unless she has the qualities I want. Confidence is up, depression down, money up. It CAN get better. Believe me on that

[@REIChrisLeon]

Amazing. Just what I needed to hear. Thanks Moz

[@dominiquedeville3292]

Thanks & you 100% right you you have to execute. You can go to all the seminars, read a million books, but until you execute nothing is getting done

[@MarkDhamma]

Appreciate you so much Alex. You tell it how it is. Love your book $100M offers and are implementing it too

[@janiceg7661]

Yes, saying yes to one thing is saying no to another. Warren talks about making a list and eliminating everything but the top, all else is a no. I still give way too much time to bs I shouldn’t, calls, texts, etc. I hired an assistant for awhile and it helped, may revisit that again. Thank you 🙏

[@FinancialFriends]

This is probably the best video for any one human to watch. Thank you!

[@CallMeUbba]

It took years to do these things and it changed my whole life. Wish I had content like this years ago

[@j-star1]

Loving all your videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@maxswanson7330]

Bomb content you been dropping Alex, Appreciate it.

[@Jadeywadeyfadey]

Brilliant. You are God sent! I feel like I was meant to hear this. I needed this. Thank you so much. I have a mind shift from just watching this. Subscribed 💯

[@DeadManVlog]

I appreciate you for sharing this content Alex. Great man. 👏

[@seankennedy4284]

Hardcore. Thanks for the glimpse.

[@victorleonov7298]

I agree 100% with you we don’t need more info in our days we desperately need to eliminate all distractions and be lazer focused.

[@jaytaranto3727]

Loving the vid... thank for letting us know what really goes on behind the scenes... and I feel the same... if u got a goal and wanna manifest... u gotta be radical with it... keep up the good work my man

[@tonyh6620]

This is all great but how does someone figure out what they’re supposed to do? It seems guys like Alex are exceptionally creative and find the perfect niches for making money and from there its only putting in the work. I have no problem working 100hrs a wk. But i cant figure out where the hell to put my energy

[@Penario]

What do you like doing? You need to find a skill that you can become good at and can leverage.

[@andersbjorkman8666]

Thanks alot man for this video! I'm a school teacher living in the north of Europe, no plans of becoming a billionaire, but this was very helpful! Cheers! :)