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$100,000,000 Man Reveals Mindsets That Keep You Broke with Alex Hormozi
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2022
- $100,000,000 Man Reveals Mindsets That Keep You Broke with Alex Hormozi
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I never thought I would see Alex Hormozi doing an interview with a Ramsey personality
Interesting since what Hermozi preaches is wildly different from what Ramsey teaches....disappointing
I am officially monetized on RUclips with 2.5K subs. How do I grow it even more to eventually quit my job.
@@Johnnytrades2024 SHAMEFUL PLUG
Why dont you just list your channel for goodness sakes lol
@@donjohnson1416 its a simple question, this would be considered a PLUG "i also talk about stocks you may have never heard of, as well as REIT's, and monthly paying stocks." see the difference.
@@Johnnytrades2024 nice but everyone can't be a youtube star....the only way you make money is because most are not.
*"If people are doubting how far you can go, go so far that you can't hear them..."* If you are reading this now, I hope you have an amazing day!
Alaska sounds nice and quiet at this point
"I can die to him or die to me." Powerful words to those of us who had to choose to leave toxic family and friends to live our true life.
This is one of the most important discussions I’ve heard in a long time. Ken and Alex absolutely nailed it. This SHOULD be a life altering discussion for everyone from 14-100 to listen to.
i simply cannot understand why this doesn't have 10 mil likes and twice as many views. This was mind-blowing, just amazing to listen to.
@@elmago1298 Because ambition is a trait present in a small percentage of people (2-5%). Most people choose mediocrity and entertainment over success and personal growth.
🤜💥🤛
❤w 14:03
I love this so much. I homeschool my daughter. I have 4 college degrees including a doctorate degree. I tell my 11-year-old, "Do you want to make money, or do you want to go to college?" I'm so GRATEFUL for this kind of content. Thank you!!
This dude is so wise. But not only that, genuine too
My husband and I have told all 4 of our children that education in the trades are one of the best fields to pursue. Our 3 oldest all work in trades or were military out of high school. All with trade skills that now provide them with comfortable lifestyles! Great show Ken!
Such a well done interview. I’m outside the demographic. 27 year old woman but I found so much value in this.
Hi Ken, I just wanted to say I am not in that 'demographic' Men 25-35. I am a 43 year old Woman. Yet I found a Ton of value in this conversation. About being way more clear in my life about things
like, who I spend time with or focus and hard work. I love your RUclips show and Dave Ramsey Shows in General. I listen to/ watch them almost every Day.
Personal timestamps
• 15:07 (Understand personal finances, sales, marketing, positioning and delivery in that order)
• 18:30
• 19:07 (Develop skills, personal traits/your character and great beliefs about the world i.e. perspectives)
• 1:04:23 (Pick a goal and do such an insane amount of work, it would be unreasonable for you not to succeed. If you look back on the work, it would be virtually impossible for you to fail.)
thank you great timestamps
I graduated collage first time. I have three degrees. I have never failed an exam. I am in great phisical shape, I have no dept, I have a full time job and I work on my business when I can. I have a high IQ. I have chased my dreams for 8 years. I have 0 hobbies. I have no anxiety issues. I have never been so incredibly drepressed that I don't want to wake up every day - I'd never allow it. I can absolutely speak as clearly as this guy. I can articualte myself very well. I haven't got low self esteem and I am confident. I read a lot, I take action and I have never turned down an opportunity. I'm highly competative. I also never go out or drink. When I watch videos like this I always wonder where I am going wrong. I still cant afford to buy my first apparetment. I live in my car. No one even knows.
You have a full time job and you live in your car? Why don't you do what Jacobs doing and be a flat mate in a house with 3 others?
Baby steps... Get out of your car...
Get a better job or go full time on your buiness
Join a networking group so you can have a hobbie and make friends.
Make your life joyful.
Let me know what happens.
I almost cried when alex described what 19 year old jacob was doing now!! Man its so powerful seeing someone follow thier dreams and not worry about what friends and parents think
thank you so muck Ken and Alex. I'm a guy, 18 yo, Italian, living in a normal family. This speech made me shiver and reflect a lot. I cannot say in a comment how much influence Alex had over my life in the past year but i can say i will do more than my best to reach my purpose and maybe one day say a huge "thank you" to him in real life
Man I appreciate the hell out of Alex for his vulnerability in the middle of this. It hit close to home.
Love how Ken keeps asking deeper and deeper questions. Alex is soooo open in answering them. Brilliant!!!
🙏🙏🙏
Thank You Ken for this interview. Going through a midlife "process" as a millennial, graduated college 20 years ago, and am still trying to discover my passion because I lost it in the process called life. I appreciate this 🙏
Alex is very clear, articulate and refreshing
Is anyone else out there following Alex Hormozi in any platform/channel he is talking? He is full of wisdom and lots of valuable information. WOW! Thanks Alex & ken!!
Something not brought up the companies aren’t paying enough for the valuable qualifications being why that system isn’t working
This whole conversation is on par in every aspect. Thank You for reconfirming education, values, culture & society. -GenX 🔥👍
Alex has SUCH a brilliant mind. It is a joy to listen to his thought processes.
It's weird hearing people talk about their dad's when mine died 3 months ago. My dad is gone. I'm not sure he wanted me to be successful or cared for me in any other way. I know I cared for him and wanted to make him happy. I don't have to hear his pessimistic perspective any more, but I still would rather him be here because he is my dad.
As you sow, so shall you reap. Sow = plant, reap = harvest. This interview/discussion gave me a huge boost to my motivation, love it
“Every problem is a gift - without problems we would not grow.” - Anthony Robbins, motivational speaker and writer
Yah thats fucking bullshit
BS
And one of the biggest scam artists of all time.
You know that dude made some people walk on hot coals as part of his gimmick...
This is absolutely a key discussion. We have one traditional learner (finished university with honors and tended bars in destination cities for 10 years before entering her career) and one kinesthetic learner (gap year in Australia turned to a decision to not enter college now working in his passion as a Chef). They are HAPPY and contributors. Zero student debt (daughter went on scholarship). We should be training on solving life problems, resilience and decision making to achieve goals. Incredible conversation!
Every time I listen to Alex I learn something life changing.. Crazy how lucky we are to live in an age with yt and the internet
This is awesome. It's awesome to have guys like Alex. He's removed so much pain from my business life that I personally would give him all the cash in my pocket if I met em.
Ken, make sure u provide enough value per his unit of his time to get him on the show again 😄
Wow. I am outside of Alex's demographic. I am an over 40 business owner female and love what he teaches. Everyone can learn from him. Bravo to Ken Coleman for bringing out deeper thoughts out of Alex than any other interviewer. Fantastic job, you two.
What are the demographics? I must have missed that tidbit. I’m 37yo female and I love Alex Hormozi!!
I am on a path to entrepreneurship so consuming as much of his content as I can.
Great great discussion. Love this dude
Alex, God blesses you and Leila for everything you so generously give to society. As a human you move me and give me hope and inspiration and I am sure I’m one of millions . Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
This discussion was well worth my time. Thank you to everyone that made this possible.
This is the best insightful interview of Alex Hormozi I’ve listened to! Thank you🎉
Talent what you do best, passion what you love to do and mission what drives you
2 absolute giants. I am indebted to Alex Hermozi and the Awesome Ramsey team.
Ken you are an amazing interviewer my man! I knew I should watch because I knew you’d ask good questions.
I love Alex. Because of him & Justin Waller I got the courage to tell my terrible family to screw off. It’s been 9 months and I never want to see them again. My self belief flourishes more every day.
And trust me forced to work would be way better. I’m 28 and I’ve been crippled since 20 3/4 of my limbs are messed up. I literally had to spend 5 years becoming a physio genius so I could fix myself and I’m in the process of that now. Been having amazing results for the last 1.5 years! One more year and my right arm will be a normal arm again. My legs will take longer but that’s ok. I often train 2-6 hours a day sometimes more. I will force results into reality.
I’m literally beyond psyched to go to work again. I plan to start working part time as an English tutor to start. Something easy & low stress. You can make minimum wage to 40$ an hour doing it & im gonna sacrifice my butt off. Not have a car for 5 years & save/invest every dollar. In my early 30s I’ll have 100 grand. Then I’m gonna keep working part time & get going on my entrepreneurial dreams.
Not gonna lie Alex is making me want to go straight to sales. But I’m not gonna be distracted from my plan. Plus if I want to get an awesome sales job i should probably get something on my resume for a year or two first.
Fear and Anger is a much higher motivater than anything else
I discovered Alex only a week ago, just as I was about to turn 40, and man does his message ring true after a life spent (not wasted) chasing hapiness and lofty spiritual ideas. I too went the academic route because it was expected, realizing far too late that maybe some ernest work with my hands would have been more fulfilling and achieavable. But I am not mad or angry anymore. I stopped wasting my time on blame and moved towards creating a new vision for the future. Now at 40 I am starting to gain the skills and knowledge to become an entrepreneur, slowly but steady. Good Luck everyone!
It's not only the elderly that "don't have time for that." No one knows how long they have to live, so no one should waste their time on people or things that do nothing but detract from their lives. Alex has the right idea.
I was so glad to see this. I have a grandson graduating high school that is trying to figure his way forward. Thankfully, he is not being forced to go to college.
Love listening to Alex, and this is one of the best interviews I have heard by him. Great job!
This is an incredible convo! I am so grateful for Ken and Alex to share this with us.
I can see Alex becoming the US President one day, easy. He's an amazing source of inspiration to me
Alex you are already giving some much good will. Your 100 million book has set my mind in a place that will help my generation for years to come..
4:12 - nailed it! Parents' distaste with trades comes down to status. Mom & Dad would rather introduce "my kid the college student" rather than "my kid the plumber."
2:51 is a great point and example of what college SHOULD be like.
This was absolutely incredible, Ken you are a FANTASTIC interviewer and Alex is always an inspiration. Much appreciated. Oh, and I'm a 29 year old woman! THANK YOU!
For some people college is not worth it. Key word some people. Obviosuly we still and will always need certain professionals.
Clicked on this to throw on in the background and maybe pick up some tips on investing, retirement, etc. Instead I was completely enthralled from the beginning and ended up getting schooled with life lesson after life lesson. I don't recall money even being mentioned. So many foundational ideas that I'm going to have to give it a re-watch. Thank you @TheKenColemanShow and @AlexHormozi for this awesome discussion!
Gap year changed my life. Realized I would do anything not to work a dead end job
Everything Alex says resonates with me. I feel like I think I just like him and gives me hope one day I will to succeed
I think a gap year should become the norm in America. No college, go work a part or full time job(s) for at least one year. Even go volunteer or try hobbies you couldn't do in high school. Give someone time and experience outside the classroom. I wish I had done that. I graduated from high school in May 2010 then started my first college class a few weeks later.
Working part time with no school? And no money? They need to have a side hustle or more hours.
@@bucsfan2565 If I had the ability to take care of my kid for that year then I would have no issue with them only working part time, figure out who you are and what you want before diving headfirst into college or full-time work for the foreseeable future.
@@bucsfan2565 I said part or full time(S). I also mentioned volunteering, hobbies, and such. Also yeah, side hustles are great too.
Or backpacking Europe...get a van and travel and get experiences. Get out of your bubble and learn life. :) that woulda been fun to do. I didn’t know that was an option so I graduated and went straight to Job Corps.
Maybe this can be what senior year of high school looks like; or at least far less classes in senior year to focus on getting experience
Excellent interview all around. Alex discussing real and relevant topics and Ken doing a fantastic job as an interviewer to guide the discussion.
Alex has an amazing amount of self awareness
I go to Pepperdine (debt free!) and didn't know his neighbor but turns out he's in my class! That's crazy. I definitely went down this journey of contemplating finishing college or not which is why I took a gap semester to travel and work. Still figuring it out. Such a great interview!!
That's so funny!!
I didn't see this collab coming! 2 great channels, love it
Alex Is a true legend. Glad you had him on!
That was good fun, tHanks. Now, Who is this Ken Coleman? Time to have a look around.
As much as I enjoyed the interviewee, the interviewer did such an awesome job. Ken's questions/responses are extremely relevant, sharp, and on point.
Love it! Alex comes together with team Ramsey. Great stuff guys like my two worlds colliding. Would love to see a conversation between Alex & Dave sometime
Almost 47 here and proud to be Mosi Nation
Such a powerful conversation so many great points to takeaway thank you Ken and Alex.
Be sure to watch to the very end. Great interview Ken.
"You can't be good, unless you suck" Such a good quote
College transformed from being a value additive to a cultural norm
One of the best episodes ive ever watched wow! Nailed it fellas so good gotta rewatch and let my son watch ❤
Sheesh! I saved this episode into my !Best of RUclips playlist. Coming back to this one in a week or so after letting it marinade.
The hardest part is trying to accomplish something great with no help. Because successful people / mentors / potential associates don't like to associate with people who haven't accomplished their first impressive thing yet. At least there is video advice now.
This should have a million views. Awesome episode!!!
I don't know why the gap year thing is such an issue. Literally almost EVERY Orthodox Jew takes one (typically, to go to Israel and study in Yeshiva/Seminary, but even if they don't, it's almost EXPECTED for us to take a gap year).
This is one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time. I’ll be showing it to my co-workers and students.
Crazy, a business owner giving a guy a change without going to college. Love to see it.
Amen, video game addiction is no joke. I’m forsure addicted to motivational RUclips videos
My two favorite RUclipsrs finally doing a bud together!
This is Alex Hormozi best interview. I have listened to all of them and this one hit the hardest.
Man this interview was absolutely 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙇🏿♂️
This is good stuff that needs to be talked about.. Thanks for sharing..
That goodwill paradigm is eye opening
I guess the Gieco Caveman has a new role on RUclips lol
Great job with the questions to extract more detail and value
The power and amount of wisdom in this video is incredible. 🔥
Love this episode. You both gave real nuggets of gold in this conversation; truly!
17 grit, those who watch me, for whatever reason they do so, couldn't figure out why I keep going, to the point they sent someone we both knew to find out what it was that keeps me going, and grit was the determination, not that it did a thing for me, other than give me something to talk about with future friends, should I make it.
My college experience greatly increased my network being from a town of 150 people.. Who do you think I would come in contact with just being a local plumber or local electrician..Alex sure wouldn't be my neighbor!
I think that it is very important to understand that there are certain professions that require a college degree (i.e. Nurse, Doctor, Lawyer). As well as many professions that do not. It is equally important to place emphasis on college required professions. I fully agree that borrowing student loans and school tuition has gotten completely out of control. However, we must be careful about our approach to this issue and make sure that we are not elicting a perception that college is not needed at all. Because, in some areas in life, attending college is essential. However, I am a true believer that if you do choose to attend college for a degree that is required, it should be obtained one way, and that is Debt Free. Thank you for this conversation. I love your ideas. I am humbled. 💪💪❤️
They did talk about this during the interview acknowledging Doctors, Nurses etc need degrees 😊 just towards the start x
This was definitely solid !! Thank you. Gotta keep grinding and getting better.
Love this format! Great guest-look forward to more of this format-thank you🎉
Wow amazing interview and insights from this one. So true on so many levels. very grateful that I live in a time where I can learn from exceptional people like the two of you and use it to improve my life.
Y'all are doing a good job getting these collabs
This interview was deep. I really related to alot of subjects discussed. Thanks guys.
So much value in this conversation. I'm probably going to listen to this again and again.
My two worlds collide. Love this so much!!
Wow, I love Ken but I loved this conversation even more. Thank you!!!!
Highly appreciative for this content. Thank you
temporary insanity is a great analogy
Good guest
What a beautiful talk.
That was incredible. Thank you Ken and Alex!
great matching chest hair with beard in that shirt
Great interview. Thank you for sharing Ken and Alex.