Los únicos 20 minutos que necesitas para sacar tu máximo potencial con Alex Hormozi

The fastest way to attract what you want in life is to deserve it, doing so much work that it becomes unreasonable not to achieve it.

Work so hard that it would be unreasonable for you to fail.

The place on the table is yours if you want it.

Do the hard work.

Develop skills that no one can ignore.

Adjust your mentality so that it matches where you want to go.

Take a chair and sit down.

Do you want to work with such an implacable obsession that when people see you, they feel grateful for not having to compete against you? The fastest shortcut is to stop looking for shortcuts.

Do the

work.

Violence is the answer.

I think there is a lot of power in knowing that you are doing absolutely everything you can to win.

If you give it all in the field, if you have nothing left in the tank, that's it.

I don't think there's a more satisfying feeling as a man than knowing that you gave everything you had in an effort that you considered significant.

A man must have a mission.

It's like you need to do something, you need to go towards something.

And your mission could be the best, to be the best father, it could be to be the best musician, or the best podcaster, or the best businessman, or the best tire changer, or the best barman.

I think that being without a mission, without an objective, and never being able to use the violence that you are capable of in the search for a purpose that you consider significant, is where people are lost and without hope.

Because...

Desperation comes from a perceived lack of options.

We don't know what to do.

Anxiety comes from having many options but no priority.

And

so, a mission.

Remedies both because you have a single clear path.

The fastest way to attract what you want in life is to deserve it, doing so much work that it becomes unreasonable not to achieve it.

Work so hard that it would be unreasonable for you to fail.

The place on the table is yours if you want it.

Do the hard work.

Develop skills that no one can ignore.

Adjust your mentality so that it matches where you want to go.

Take a chair and sit down.

Do you want to work with such an implacable obsession that when people see you, they feel grateful for not having to compete against you? The fastest shortcut is to stop looking for shortcuts.

Do the

work.

Violence is the answer.

I think there is a lot of power in knowing that you are doing absolutely everything you can to win.

If you give it all in the field, if you have nothing left in the tank, that's it.

I don't think there's a more satisfying feeling as a man than knowing that you gave everything you had in an effort that you considered significant.

A man must have a mission.

It's like you need to do something, you need to go towards something.

And your mission could be the best, to be the best father, it could be to be the best musician, or the best podcaster, or the best businessman, or the best tire changer, or the best barman.

I think that being without a mission, without an objective, and never being able to use the violence that you are capable of in the search for a purpose that you consider significant, is where people are lost and without hope.

Because...

Desperation comes from a perceived lack of options.

We don't know what to do.

Anxiety comes from having many options but no priority.

And

so, a mission.

Remedies both because you have a single clear path.