Alex Hormozi Quotes Page 6

“Friendly reminder that it’s okay to work on weekends.”

“Generational wealth is transferred through education not assets.”

“Give away the secrets, sell the implementation.”

“Give yourself permission to suck.”

“Go big.

You either get an epic story or an epic outcome. And when you die, you’ll be happy with either.”

“Half your days are below the median. It’s not bad. It’s math.”

“Hard conversations create easy growth. Easy conversations create hard growth.”

“Helpful reframe I learned from a pro athlete for when you have something big coming up:

Call anxiety —> excitement”

“How to build a character trait:

Do the types of things someone with that trait would do, despite not feeling like it.”

“How to get status:

Give more to your group than you receive.”

“How to not be poor:

Accept the world is unfair and act accordingly.”

“How to not be poor:

Always assume you’re wrong. Then build from there.”

“How to not be poor:

Always prepare for worst case.”

“How to not be poor:

As your income increases, keep your expenses the same as when you were poor.”

“How to not be poor:

Become irreplaceable.”

“How to not be poor:

Do more. Talk less.”

“How to not be poor:

Do what is required, even if you’ve never done it before.”

“How to not be poor:

Do what the 1% do, not the 99%.”

“How to not be poor:

Expect no one to help you. Expect no one to have your best interest at heart besides you.”

“How to not be poor:

Fail once, try again.”

“How to not be poor:

Find something that works. Do more of it.”

“How to not be poor:

Hire people smarter than you.”

“How to not be poor:

Instead of having a spouse who makes you guilty for working, find one that has bigger dreams for you than you do.”

“How to not be poor:

Make mistakes. Never repeat it.”

“How to not be poor:

Make promises. Keep them.”

“How to not be poor:

Never take it personal.”

“How to not be poor:

Own your losses.”

“How to not be poor:

Prioritize being rich over looking rich.”

“How to not be poor:

Raise the bar higher for yourself than others.”

“How to not be poor:

Rather than picking up your next book, take action on your last book.”