How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2023) | Alex Hormozi

Alex Hormozi is a first generation Iranian-American entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. In 2013, he started his first brick & mortar business. Within three years, he successfully scaled his business to six locations. He then sold his locations to transition to the turnaround business. From there he spent two years turning 32+ brick & mortar businesses around using the same model that made his privately owned locations successful. After that experience, he packaged his process into a licensing model which scaled to over 4000+ locations in 4 years.

Over that same four year period, he founded and scaled three other companies to $120M+ in cumulative sales across four different industries (software, service, e-commerce, and brick & mortar) without taking on outside capital. He has scaled and exited 7 companies. His most notable exit was his majority sale of his licensing company for $46.2M in 2021.

And now, let’s jump right into Episode 1,324 of The School of Greatness with the one-and-only, Alex Hormozi!
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[AlexHormozi]

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

[GaryMLive]

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

[judgeashley]

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

[AVOINE]

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

[luluforrest]

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

[YasirKhanCoaching]

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

[DrKayElaine]

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

[kelcritcarroll]

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

[clcopersino]

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

[snicklefritzfry]

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

[tonyahicks]

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

[johnsolo]

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

[geegeel]

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

[mtana]

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

[titusgitosh]

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

[realmadridKR]

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

[shellywhite]

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

[zoebowrey]

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

[filip_funnels]

That coaching session at the end was great. Seeing such a successful guy like Alex open up and work through his limitations was amazing

[ZZ_Lazarus]

Everytime Alex opens his mouth he frames a lesson that can be applied immediately into ones life regardless of situation before needing to make the mistake first. Knowledge is only power if its used and I love how Alex expresses that action = success as action generates Knowledge.

My biggest role model !!!

Let's all become billionaires together 🙏🏼