The Man That Makes Millionaires: How To Turn $1,000 Into $100 Million!: Alex Hormozi | E235

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you all for watching! If you enjoy this episode, please do me a little favour and like the video 👍It helps us gauge what type of conversations you like! Thanks everyone!🙏

[@navmohindra579]

You need to have the first couple podcast. Honestly Leila, Alex's other half and business partner is an absolute powerhouse too!!! They're brilliant... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHqVY2CnnJd7n9E

[@SouthernLocks]

Vanquish Iykyk 💪😤

[@irishmanericlive7549]

So grateful for this type of content, what you are doing is a huge value to me as I am giving up a small business to try new things these insights are incredibly valuable to me at this stage.. Thank you!

[@thom1598]

Subscribed and liked! Can't believe I wasn't subscribed. Watched so many of the podcasts already. Thanks for all your great work!

[@LumenCache]

You're an outstanding interviewer. Thanks for extracting their story so well

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Amazing interview - I teared up when he talked about how his wife believed in him. It's 100% true - having a partner who you meet before you've had great success, who walks through hell with you and keeps telling you you're going to make it - that's the type of person so many of us want in our lives.

[@droopybeagle]

Having this in your life you’re already rich. I would die happy if I had this in my life, regardless of any successes.

[@famzini4424]

yes, exactly, if there is a takeaway from this is "get yourself a person who will believe in you"

[@JosueMartinez-kx7et]

What time in the video did he speak about his wife

[@arturcuryllo5832]

I have been blessed with my wife in that exact way, and you cannot even imagine what both of us have been through before we climbed out. From paralysis, to borderline homelessness, to now being in a position to swipe the card for other, less privileged peoples' groceries. This kid has been on an emotional journey, most people can only dream of living through. He has lived a full life at 36. MOST people wouldn't live a full life if you provided them with 200 years. I mean it.

[@btkindonesia137]

I did as well, then I grabbed her and told her I loved her again.

[@officiallyjide4369]

Alex's story of how he met his wife is arguably the greatest love story I've ever heard. The fact that she believed in him 1000% even at his lowest point is what every visionary guy craves for. Real emotional stuff. Thank you Alex. Thank you Steve.

[@Philipgregma]

*Today I reached $220k. I am really grateful for all the knowledge and information you have given me over the past few months. I started with $15k in January.*

[@Brainfreitas]

Please how ?

[@Brainfreitas]

Am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 😭 of myself because of low finance but I still believe God 😔

[@Philipgregma]

It's Julie Gilberts doings, she's changed my life. A BROKER- like her is what you need.

[@Philipgregma]

$356K monthly is something you should feel differently about....

[@tag-alongk8717]

YESSSSS I beat heroin addiction because my life became so miserable & so painful that I had enough strength to walk away & change EVERYTHING. Now I am living in a different state, have a 3 year old boy, & just started my own business a month ago. Coming up on 4 years clean. Pain is the best motivation.

[@sdiva77]

Amen 🙏

[@sdiva77]

Amen 🙏

[@ReeceMyBro]

How these guests have been on so many podcasts yet you manage to get them to open up in a way that they haven’t ever before is truly inspirational 👏🏻

[@adriandaniels]

Facts! 😅

[@joshuaandrew6898]

God gave you two ears and one mouth, the less u say the more u hear

[@vimalcurio]

​@@joshuaandrew6898 lol

[@tamikajoseph6127]

So fricken true…. The art of really listening

[@AlaskaJiuJitsu]

It's the accent bro!! My gramma has it lol

[@Imthegoats]

This video is spot on! Books like The Secret Doctrine of Wealth offer more value than years of college. It’s all about self-education.

[@Jennyysa]

Where i can find that book?

[@ricvanwinkle1665]

I turned 50 grand into 2 million with my family telling me I’m wrong to daytrade. I head and still have no support from my family as I feel they’re actually envious which does happen. Now all I do is watch KZbin and do anything I please as much family has to work for their dreams. They won’t take my advice on health or nutrition and just keep doing what they like which is watching Netflix and TikTok. I used KZbin to self educate myself on finances and know more than my friends who have degrees in finance. They have no idea about being speculative and are happy with their S&P gains. Now as I watch this I’m validating myself as no one is doing it for me. Great video

[@808NotEasilyBroken92]

Do you teach how to trade?

[@elyaskhaliqis905]

Good on you brother... you should be proud no matter what ,... only very few that chase that dream and have success.

[@xSimpleMindsx]

You remind me of me. You're on a path of success, but your loved ones don't support you and as they continue down a path that leads to obesity and other negative outcomes. I commiserate with you. I truly am so so sorry you and I have to deal with it.

[@tamaramahmoud6813]

Good for you, I hope I can figure it all out too. All I want is to take better care of my family/parents/siblings/baby nephew 🙏🏼 I’m putting it out there

[@HereToLearn236]

I’d love your advice please 🙏🏼

[@PassionsForHer]

Steven.. You are, in my opinion, THE BEST interviewer out there! The way you give room for people to fully express themselves is absolutely incredible. You create a safe space for all of themselves to exist and be heard. You have developed an impeccable skill and I admire you truly….

[@michaelthomas1993]

Alex is a weapon. I'm confident he is going to be one of the most influential people of our time. He is simply too good at what he pays attention to.

[@MegaPoliyo]

Yeah, advertising.

[@_cloudface_]

🤷 he's just a salesman 🤷 if you watch enough of his videos he says he made money via gyms by milking customers as much as possible 😐

[@vimalcurio]

​@@_cloudface_ you're talking about sales as it's unethical job lol. It's the one of the important skills to drive the economy.

[@vimalcurio]

@Haga Jeserem 💯

[@michaelthomas1993]

@@_cloudface_ he very clearly isn't "just a salesman".

[@Monas99]

It really touched me when Alex spoke so highly about his wife and giving her credit for his success. I just hope more people would give credit to their partners who give them the moral and emotional support needed to achieve their goals. I'm more impressed with Alex now than ever before.

[@Love-eg2vf]

She didn’t just offer emotional support, they actually built the business together

[@weyustyle]

He was receptive to her Love also she saw his work his presence.God bless them it’s all Grace Favor and Hopefulness ! ❤❤❤❤ So vulnerable Courageous Alex !!

[@MeeshGuitar]

Man, he has his story so dialed in at this point. This was the most clear, well told version of his journey I have heard. Lots of nuggets I didn't catch previously. DCEO, thank you.

[@memp9786]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE how Steven interviews… he asks very meaningful, relevant questions, then just quietly sits and let’s his guests freely share & essentially answer all the additional questions he was likely gonna ask them anyway… he’s such a composed professional. 👌🏾👏🏽👏🏽

[@dasein9980]

Bro it's not that hard. Most podcasters are extroverts and they suck at keeping quiet. Steven is likely an introvert, which is why he's okay staying quiet.

[@VelliRay]

“I would sleep with you under a bridge if it came to that” brought me to tears how much love. He has the right one. Someone who shows you true unconditional love is the real blessing😢❤😊

[@RussellJensen88]

I don’t comment on videos all that much. But I have to say this, even just for my own sake: These are literally some of the most valuable words I have ever listened to.

[@LovingAtlanta]

😭@17:18 “she believed in me” - I got teary eyed and a little choked up. That’s not just what men want, it’s what we women want too. I’m alone. A couple of months ago, I said to myself “I want / need someone to believe in me.” I am also digging deeper because “I need to believe in me, no matter what other people think.”🙏💝

[@simplified_101]

Put a sign up on your bedroom wall. We believe in you❤

[@LovingAtlanta]

@@simplified_101 - 👍🤩💝

[@StarLight-oh6bf]

yeah it also hits a bone in me too. its cool when its a person of your same gender but it hit different when its your partner/opposite gender. i think its sort of similar to parental thing... wanting to make mommy/daddy proud (for boys and girls respectively) and knowing you have value to the other gender enough to be wanted.

[@LovingAtlanta]

@@StarLight-oh6bf - 👍🤩💝

[@granthandsaker1057]

every mans dream

[@meluk6991]

This is by far the best podcast interviews I’ve ever encountered on KZbin. It’s like listening to two friends catching up on life. Filled with incredible stories and powerful knowledge that’s easy to relate to. To be quite honest, I was hesitant at first with the entire video length at almost two hours. Needless to say, I didn’t want it to end. Thank you both for this!!! 😊

[@taishkal3519]

At 17 mins Steven asks a question....& just stays quiet. And after Alex answers Steven still remains silent! That's why this podcast is unique. Remaining silent even after a question has been answered is a tactic detectives use; ppl tend to keep talking & give away their secrets. Steven is The Secret Whisperer.

[@dasein9980]

Steven is an introvert. That's why he's content to stay quiet.

[@theinvincibleinvestress]

Steven is just an amazing podcaster period...silence gives people the space to open up into who they really mean to be. Not many people have that skill but he definitely does.

[@okorolina]

I appreciate that silence. Not every interview has to be soo chatty and noisy. I think that introspective space is great for both the speaker and also for me as a listener.

[@libertarian100]

The Earth is Flat and Globalism is Done. Hyperborea may exist at Magnetic North directly under Polaris at the center of our Realm.

[@johnseddon7793]

He's definitely got better at it; not as much self interested input this time. 🙏🙏🙏

[@dangersmymiddlename6341]

Alex is not pretentious, he’s a down to earth man who has paid the price “going for it.” I like that he said he works and likes it and aside from working out he has no hobbies but does like to work. This guy is my friend!

[@dexmagpantay9849]

Great conversation. “The people who move faster in life don’t actually move faster they get more for every step” Thank you Alex and Steven 🙏

[@thefoundersforum]

Topics: 00:00 Intro 02:14 What do you do and why? 08:54 Letting your dreams die for others 15:54 The ups and downs of my business journey 34:26 What's your area of expertise? 37:30 What makes a good entrepreneur? 42:46 Self-belief & self-doubt 49:53 What’s your advice to take the leap? 01:02:17 Death: putting things into perspective 01:08:05 Ads 01:09:05 Toxic work or not 01:17:37 The secret to being the best salesperson 01:27:23 How to become a millionaire? 01:36:55 Our biggest debt is ignorance 01:46:35 Are you happy? 01:48:42 The failures you cherish the most 01:52:27 Last guest’s question "This guy is the biggest business goat"

[@elijahaguirre999]

1:21:49 Knowledge of Good and Evil

[@Helz777]

I have been binge watching your KZbin. Left a long term destructive relationship a year ago. Starting from nothing (literally), all over again. Nearly 60. Finally decided that the only barriers were the ones in my head. Your guest list has been the impetus. Don't have 2 coins to scratch together, but subscribed any way. On my own, far away from anyone, but I suddenly feel great. You are doing a great thing with these podcasts Stephen. Next time you hear from me, I'm going to having something to say. Thank you.

[@celticc9580]

You've already said something profound: No matter your past or your circumstances, no matter your age, it's never too late to believe in yourself.

[@meluk6991]

Awesome. It’s never too late! Best of luck! 🎉

[@tbennnett4277]

Your are significant!

[@mamat1213]

You are incredible. Your comment inspired ME. Keep going, continue seeking and learning!

[@autogord6245]

Sending you abundance ❤

[@jasminepgreen1111]

There’s nothing like having the right woman by your side as you’re building. His emotion when speaking about his wife’s belief in him when he had nothing speaks VOLUMES. This is so be beautiful 💙🤧

[@MotionCityView]

I had to pause this podcast 3 different times to digest the deep, soul impacting imformation Alex shared. This may very likely be the most impactful podcast relating to business that I’ve ever watched. I love that Alex started with his struggles becoming a successful entrepreneur. That made him so relatable. I’m totally following him outside this podcast. 💯 Thanks for making this interview happen Steven! You have my gratitude.

[@stephenaucamp]

What was said that was so different dr joe Dispenza or Napoleon hill really touch on all this ?

[@meluk6991]

I must agree. Same for me! 🎉

[@thistles]

I see a comment like this on each of the interviews on this channel. What a powerful resource this channel can be for those who use it.

[@bigpoppasmurf1813]

Being honest, this was one of interviews where I sat down and watched everything (instead of having my AirPods in and doing other things). It was so engaging and Alex is so down to Earth and honest about his life and story. Steven always adapts his style to get the best out of the guests and here it was displayed again.

[@TomFelton-j6d]

*Today I reached $220k. I am really grateful for all the knowledge and information you have given me over the past few months. I started with $15k in January.*

[@ErikEnge-i8p]

Please how ?

[@ErikEnge-i8p]

Am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 😭 of myself because of low finance but I still believe God 😔

[@TomFelton-j6d]

It's Julie Gilberts doings, she's changed my life. A BROKER- like her is what you need.

[@TomFelton-j6d]

$356K monthly is something you should feel differently about....

[@AlbanLenoir-l1q]

I know that woman (Julie Gilbert) If you were born and raised in new York you'd know too, she's my family's Broker for 3yrs till now and a very good one if you asked me. No doubt she is the one that helped you get where you are!!!!

[@diagnosis.daretoknow]

These interviews feel so much different than anything else I have seen till now. It really seems like the conversation is digging much deeper than what could be expected normally with such an ease. And it all brings a sense of authenticity. Thank you for providing such high quality content.

[@Voodoorai]

Agreed. He provides an environment that feels safe and folks practically lay bare their souls. He doesn't take advantage of their vulnerability and treats them with respect. Every episode I walk away with 'eureka' moments. 💡🙂

[@RR-et6zp]

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[@Justwatchin619]

Slowly becoming my favorite podcast. Love it when the level of conversation matches the level of guest!

[@theMerdan]

Can anyone agree that Steven Bartlett is a phenomenal interviewer? Just the way he opens his guests and digs deep is extraordinary!

[@offthesofaa]

HUEL DAILY GREENS

[@ClovisAP]

The man, the emotions, the struggle, SUCCESS...All in one in this one right here. Kudos to the whole team. You really hit home with this one!!! DOC

[@jordyfresco]

Steven is great at getting the guests to a point where they say “I didn’t think we were gonna go here”

[@klassik586]

Before watching this video I had literally said to my self "every person that becomes successful goes through something unique and has something unique to them that wakens them up and snaps them into the person that began the journey that got them where they are today, and here I am watching this video and Alex's thing was him realizing 100% for sure that his girlfriend/wife believes in him and he would never be alone... this hits home.

[@mentoredbymaya]

What he said about experiencing sales is so right. I worked a door to door sales job selling gas and electric all around the UK solely commission after I dropped out of University. Everyone laughed and mocked it, but I learned so much about people, resilience, body language, wants and needs, it was tough (100% not nice doing it in the snow either lol) but I felt more free than I ever did because I was learning MORE on the field than I was paying you £9000 a term in a classroom. Alex is such a cool guy, glad to see him on here finally!

[@tee2716]

Wow. Thanks for sharing that. I've been a bit timid to try door to door sales and admire anyone that tackles it head on. What was your success like in that job?

[@blackrose8643]

I'm happy to read your comment here. I fell out with my son last year coz he dropped out of university. Today, he successfully runs his own internet consultancy business.

[@Reaper58]

For the first time in my working life, I stayed in bed for an hour after waking up today. Then I came downstairs and found this gem. It may be the single most important thing I ever listen to. Thank you.

[@bbde1980]

Listened to this only yesterday. Hands down my favorite episode of all times. Alex is a true inspiration no matter whether you agree with everything he says, and Steven simply does great interviews. The way he’s able to wait when there’s a quiet moment to push his guests to share more is just fun to watch. Keep them coming!

[@TheAnxiousInvestor]

“You have to let others peoples dreams for you die, for yours to live” - Alex

[@AvengedLinkinPark]

This statement hit harder than the Tzar bomb

[@somerled5513]

Nobody but maybe your parents have dreams for you. 99% of people you know don't even think about you.

[@BeyondAestheticsAZ]

Perfectly stated.

[@KristyMaCoy]

​@@somerled5513 Well considering the first part of the podcast he talks about the dream his father expected of him was killing him Anxious's statement is spot on

[@somerled5513]

@@KristyMaCoy True.. but the 'other people' bit makes it sound broader.

[@Saschj]

I think people severely underestimate the effect of authoritarian parent-child relationships. I resonate so deeply with his struggle stepping away from what his dad wanted for him. I experienced the same with my mother, and it f*cked me up mentally for years. The guilt, the shame, the feelings of self-doubt… and then the subsequent blaming of your parent for not feeling safe to express your authentic self in the first place… phew. It’s heart-breaking once you recognize that your parent only sees you as an extension of themselves vs a living, breathing individual with your own aspirations.

[@mishaw6132]

I agree!

[@MatrixxPhoenixx]

Some still have good intentions for their kids success. Then there's the narcissist parent who only lives to suck up your achievements as their award of "Great Parent" then marries step-mom who is an authoritarian bully to kids so he can hide behind her as a victim.."it's not me it's her". Still in the cycle of not being enough to either one.

[@popstarbootycamp4304]

I agree, and it occurred to me that Alex might STILL be trying to achieve because of his father. My mom has been dead for many years and she still lives in my head.

[@Uniuni266]

So well said!

[@nauxsi]

But if we don't make peace with it somehow then we can't let go and it will manifest in negative ways later down the road.

[@harkishansingh792]

Secret Pathway To Triumph is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be.

[@Gigi.973]

Did anyone else catch the part where the interviewer teared up thinking about his own happiness? I love this podcast! It's a transparent revelation of the human experience in all forms. Wealth, love, health, death etc. endless fascinating topics and the BIG questions that get answered on this show are like food for my mind and soul. Thank you!

[@RossCampbellGuitarist]

Listened to both this and the Modern Wisdom episode with Alex on my morning walk and workout today. This man is full of motivational gems and actionable advice. Cannot recommend $100M Offers enough and I can't wait to read the follow-up this year.

[@AndreD-y3h]

Never heard of him before and it was one of the most heartfelt, honest, and vulnerable interviews I have seen in a long time maybe ever. The old-beat-up car story was worth watching.

[@JackieOdonnel]

This interview was absolutely RIVETING. I couldn't stop listening. I've seen Alex on his own channel, but he was even more real and down-to-Earth here. You are an absolutely excellent interviewer with a lovely sense of curiosity, like you are getting to know a new friend. Truly remarkable. Thank you for sharing this (and all the other ones you've done; I got to know Mel Robbins because of you!) so keep crushing it!

[@KazzyOfficial]

THIS GUY IS SUCH A GOOD INTERVIEWER ITS INSANE. 45:44 was absolutely gold. I've never seen someone be this captivating when asking questions

[@patricianewtom713]

You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[@Shannyyyyyyy]

🚨🚨🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨🚨🚨

[@stephenkearny1504]

or you work your whole life and have nothing because of whatever reasons. So much of this kind of talk is only applicable to the few.

[@southarabia0]

I recognize scammers when i see one

[@zagrosqazy3798]

Money is not real is just a contract we have agreed along and it changes every time so technically you can make money work for you rather you working for money and that's how the rich exists the 40 years of work is not rich if he didn't spent 1 penny he still hasn't made 10 million so ya no yon need money to work for you don't become a slave your welcome every one

[@KimikoMaui]

​@@Shannyyyyyyyyup u can report these guys. I do

[@OGDecentralizeICP]

Just started listening to your show man. I cannot believe you have never showed up on my motivational list. Keep doing what you’re doing. I’ve been up not crazy. And I’ve been down very down. But your shows and people like you help people realize they can be up and even greater than they were the last time. I appreciate your KZbin series my dude!!!!

[@MovingMinds.]

After watching 5 of these interviews in a row; I want to say that I’m really impressed by your way of asking the right questions and sympathizing with the people you invite on the channel. It’s genuinely interesting and informative to see how you carry yourself as the authority in the interview.

[@reyno_burm]

As I started to educate myself and focus on investing, business and making money my ultimate goal. I was constantly thinking about death. None of my peers at the time understood what I was talking about. Now hearing Alex talk about death, my eyes opened.

[@wesharrington5937]

The future is uncertain, and the End is always near

[@MargueriteFairProductions]

I like that "If you are in an extreme circumstance, change your life."

[@WhatsinterestigToday]

100% loved this guy. Alex is a human being that fully loves and understands itself❤ His life is a continuous cycle of fullness, knowing and learning

[@miauna78]

This is by far one of my favorite conversations I've ever heard. Beautiful, deep, raw, honest and inspiring. Thank you so very much.

[@modisentlatleng8842]

Absolutely love how you get your guests to engage so emotionally, makes them feel so relatable even though Alex is larger than life. So much love for the both of you guys!!!

[@1PrincessTae]

As a foreigner myself, I love both of these two guys! I listen to a DOAC episode every morning before my entrepreneurial day begins 😅 thank you 🙏🏾

[@agentgisellainez-jimenez4709]

I absolutely admire Alex and Leila for their business acumen to their love and dedication to one another. Power couple for sure.

[@josieneglia]

I'm only half-way through this interview and it is already the best video I have ever seen in my entire life! I have been an entrepreneur for 30 years and just found myself nodding "YES, YES YES" the whole time. Absolutely brilliant- love you both!!! THANK YOU!

[@jamiedavis4605]

"Understanding how to get more for what you put in, IS the game." This one sentence!!! Thank you.

[@Sara-bo5xq]

I never heard anyone using the same trick as me when problems feel overwhelming. I do the same thing. Not with a youtube video, but I sit down, close my eyes and imagine zooming out. See my house, my town, the country, the continent, the world, the universe, the universes....and I remind myself how small I am and how small my problems really are. Incredibly calming. Thanks for sharing this! I though I was alone in doing this. But I thing its a very useful tool.

[@randomdaveUK]

Steven, this was one of the best interviews for me personally to sit and listen to. Was/is a dream of mine to start something, it's always appeared ellusive or incredibly specialist to own and run a business to me, and yes previous guests have shared their experiences but Alex's struggles described here and the rapid pivots to return to success were great and empowering. Hard work and ideation. Great interview

[@ghlanedric4464]

The most anticipated podcast ever.. Can't wait to dig dive into this one.

[@LivaHolst]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!

[@LarsBergstrom-uh2eu]

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time.

[@ElainePMP2008]

I resonate with this episode 100%. Many people don't get wanting a goal to happen on a level that most would run away from . Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to find this recording and to benefit from knowing that I am not losing it.

[@ambersucces9867]

What touched me the most about this interview is when he talked about the argument he had with a family member who said they wouldn't want his life and how he responded to it. When you're ambitious in your family, other family members will slow you down out of love but just don't get it.

[@davidcrews6170]

This dude is the realist man ever. His insight on the use of pain, and the fact that you need to put in the time to get good at anything, proves he knows the secret of life.

[@WarKooban]

What a profound conversation between two people I'm ashamed to say I avoided for a while because I thought they were 'social media I made it, so can you type of bros'. I could not have asked better questions and what a simple intelligent, wise and heartfelt answers. Respect! Thank you

[@why_forever4400]

The part about your wife be unbelievably & unconditionally supportive is a superpower in it self....💯

[@viviancarolgioao]

Always put YOUR cash to work, especially In 2025, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks this year. Hope to make millions in 2025.

[@DonaldStokes-p]

Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient but remember the bigger the risk the bigger the results. Alternatively, you can consult a trained financial expert for strategy.

[@lawrencedyke]

A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K

[@PASCALDAB]

@@lawrencedyke I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@lawrencedyke]

My CFA ’’ Sharon Ann Meny, a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..

[@PASCALDAB]

Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her resume.

[@tinomutasa5371]

I love Alex man. Procrastinated on watching this one like a weekly tv show until I was able to just listen. Too good to drive to. Cheers to you guys for getting him

[@healgrowlovecommunity8397]

Engrossing and fascinating. Alex's honesty and straight talking - combined with your insightful questions - made this one of the best episodes so far. I love how you listen, process and then ask a pertinent question. Keep 'em coming Steve! Wonderful!

[@CaptainItalia12]

Really inspiring interview! Thank you!

[@naiva]

What I love about your interviews, is that you bring out the person behind the persona we are used to see... 😊

[@Yoouunggnugggah]

This crazy how parallel our stories are… different industry and not as much money but amazing to hear this story. Im in the trenches and need to hear this rn. Thank you Alex.

[@My_oh_face]

This show just changed my life. Maybe even this episode specifically. how do you get motivated to change? “For me? I hated my current existence” “change happens when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of making a change”. Wow, I can finally put it into words.

[@mindtheprivacy]

When he explains his basic and simple approach to success it really makes sense, it's not this complicated thing.

[@jackyluvs]

Sometimes we only need one voice that believes, such a powerful life and business story

[@EstongSalazar]

Absolutely fantastic interview! Steven does an excellent job letting the guest speak while asking insightful questions and tying in relevant insights from past guests, books, and his own experiences. Alex comes across as incredibly genuine, answering questions thoughtfully and sharing relatable stories and motivating perspectives. The conversation flows seamlessly with no dull moments an absolute pleasure to watch and listen to. Kudos guys!

[@hunterhsiao4987]

Loved how you understand your audience, and acted as our voice to ask Alex the questions that we would love to hear about. For me, it was about what his partner meant to me in his time of self doubt, and his advice on self belief and taking the leap. Absolutely amazing episode.

[@admelioraskateboards]

I’ve been Alex for years and can confirm that he is changing for the better. He initially came off as cold and heartless, but now he’s learned that there’s more to it than getting what you want out of people. Love to see it 👏🏽

[@Jamal_Tyrone]

You've physically been Alex for years???

[@FullStackFool]

The most down-to-earth, real and relatable discussion on life, motivations, society, business and dreams that you will find on the internet.

[@matthewmanguinao1384]

I’m not sure what was more surprising.. The fact that Steven was able get Alex to open up on a more emotional level… Or the fact that Alex is actually wearing pants and shoes vs shorts and crocs 😂 Love this one !

[@AnomalyBelleza]

You cannot both hate and understand someone at the same time. Beautifully said! Very true.

[@davekennedy1769]

Unbelievable interview with Alex VERY informative. Even better was Alex genuinely opening up about his early life & journey to success. His reflection on his father, wife believing in him, & perseverance. Growing up surrounded by overwhelming violent neighborhood, a 4 yr veteran w/ 2 deployments, recently 30 yr retired fire fighter Captain in DC area, & new fitness & boxing gym owner. Exactly what needed to hear & see. Outstanding my friend & Alex & his wife truly inspiration for my own wife & I. I definitely relate to him on the wife part.🙏🏾

[@selfluv1st520]

I can relate to this 1000% especially the part about not wanting to wake up. I’m so glad he was so transparent because I’ve shared this with people that just didn’t get it, I dont blame them for that but you do tend to feel like it’s only you feeling this way.

[@asipita-iroko]

This is one of my favourite DOAC episodes. What an absolutely amazing human Alex Hormozi is! I glimpsed a side of him that I’ve not seen in his other videos. Your interview shines a spotlight on his brilliance. Thank you Steven 🙏🏾 I am super grateful✨

[@1thingiscertain304]

49:00 way to go! I was in a guitar shop in Barcelona when I was young and wanted to play classical guitar. I asked the owner of the shop if I practiced 8 hours a day for 4 years would I be able to play classical guitar, and he said , "Yes." So that's what I did, and he was right!! Know the outcome you want and then seriously understand and commit to the input.

[@PhysiqueRepair]

Dude Alex is so smart. The way he answered “do you believe in yourself” He didn’t want to say yes because I feel he knows that one doesn’t “believe” in oneself. You know yourself. Belief is for religion. Knowing yourself is for reality.

[@mariannasakkadas1168]

I really appreciated the way he answered that too. For me it was refreshing to hear a more pragmatic answer than the usual hippy, self-help esoteric responses this kind of question invites. His philosophy of life comes down to three or four basic truths that he consistently highlighted so it became a bit repetitive when Stephen insisted on asking existential questions :D

[@r0bert_v]

Made a prediction like half a year ago that Alex and Leila would be one of the most influentials couples in business content of this generation, and it looks like it's going to age well.

[@preciousmousse]

I know the feeling of having a parent who only wants a certain kind of you and not you. It’s terrible to be a child loving such a person. I hope that with his wife and freedoms he finds his serenity! Such an interesting man, thank you for the episode, Steven!

[@jumbroni6014]

Have you ever considered your parent had pain in their childhood and that led to them treating you that way? Have you considered that they acted that way for you and not to hinder you? Have you ever considered telling your parent how they make you feel? Parents are just people like you and I. Alot of children hold grudges over mistakes that any other could also make. Maybe your parents actions kept you on a path? It seems they care deeply for you. A child's perception of a parent is just that. Because they've never patented. Judge them only after you have parented. Then you'll understand much better.

[@bonakeledlova8859]

Genuis that rolls up his sleeves

[@JHamid-qh1nx]

This is one of the few maybe even the only comment on this video that is not financial which makes me wonder if the rest of the people even listened to what was discussed here.

[@Quibblet]

I agree with the OP. It sounds like his father was a toxic tiger parent. Good on him for standing up to his father. Never live your lost dreams through your children. It molds you into something 9 times out of 10 you'll be unhappy with. Thank God my parents weren't this way.

[@MarvelousActions]

I relate to this whole father and son scene he just told, it's just that I couldn't make it upto my father as he passed away, I couldn't make him proud nor get my closure and make things work, guess everybody are not the same and deserving, but I bet on one experience if parents staying on your side love them or if they are against you still love them with patient and respect, we are in this world through them. Everything happens for a reason ...

[@JackieOdonnel]

I have no doubt that your father would be proud of you NOW. I think in the afterlife (if you believe in that--I do) we continue to learn and grow and watch our loved ones with pride. Just a thought. No disrespect if you don't believe that sort of thing. I've just read/watched too many stories about near-death experiences (NDEs) and so I fully believe we go on, and we are all still connected.

[@JamesDignanFB]

One of my favorite podcasts of all time by two of my favorite online entrepreneur mentors. Thank you for this!

[@ninjaempire9093]

This is incredible advice. If you are in enough pain OR you want it bad enough, then you’ll do what it takes to get out of your situation. If you’re stuck in the situation and can’t get yourself to get out, maybe it’s not for you.

[@madeinoregon5062]

Alex is such a humble dude. Very deserving of his success.

[@CamdenMcInnis]

Alex is like Superman, and you basically had him in tears. Beautiful interview.

[@BowlerTheHatGuy]

Internet is full of tough guys and macho and "I will kill you'' dudes, but you rarely get to see their real face. Its good to know that your superheroes also struggle and get emotional.

[@Ningishzidd4]

He's in tearing upbecause all he wanted was a little encouragement (from his dad), someone who believed in him. He found that in this wife instead. And he's right, I think that's what most of us want and need.. encouragement. It's the same thing that's making Jordan Peterson tear up every time it gets brought up. There are so many men (and women) out there that never got any encouragement and it's truly sad. The best thing you could ever do with your life right now, is to inspire and encourage the people around you. That's all you have to do.

[@_cloudface_]

It's a new angle to increase fandom for his brand 😐

[@TXL-]

He said I didn't know if it was going to work but I knew I wasn't going to stop. Now look at him. So powerful

[@Melissa-jl2zb]

Find the people who value what you have the most. Great interview.

[@YveMbanefo]

My Two favourite mentors - This chat was epic! So much to learn and re-enforce! Thank you both so much

[@DAN_ZEMAN]

@JoeRogan..-. filthy scammer

[@huysaysoui]

“You can’t hate a person if you understand why”. I’ve improved my relationships a lots since I understand its essence.

[@Yyhhtt99009]

Thank you! I am 18 years old at the moment. Because of you I am able to support my parents with their financial problems. Because of you I had advice and motivation to start a Creative agency. Because of you I was able to sign my first client at only a age of 18! I can't thank you enough. Someday I will be able to give something back to you

[@chachoarceo1205]

💌💌💌💌💌

[@SamRechym1]

Don't give him any money, he's rich already. Take care of yourself, you're 18.

[@melcurtis5813]

❤

[@kweenb168]

Help someone up too. Each one teach one.

[@luisrafaelburgos5532]

Man at the first interruption that you make to ask for subscribe I went for it, not only to help you but for the fact that this intro really did a lot for me... thank you .... and I wish you SUCCESS!

[@ImranAli-tm3rq]

People find what they are into/good at, and have their passion, motivation to work very hard at it. Couple that with the support they get along the way...That's the difference between those that make it and those that don't. That's it...this interview is just another example of such a person.

[@1take_shawty_912]

I just created my first LLC and as a Man I believe the only thing I'm missing is A good woman who really believes in me.

[@tiredaf1]

17:20 that pause before he answered that was so strong . It was like he saw his life flash before his eyes and thought of everything that happens that led up to that answer . That was insane it made me think of my wife instantly . This is a good interview I just started watching and the value I have gained has been insane . Keep it up

[@flamingburitto]

Easily one of the best guests to have on your podcast. Looking forward to this!