Jun 9, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 13 segments
Jay Yang is a 20-year-old entrepreneur, writer, and marketer who's ethos of 'You Can Just Do Things' has brought him a lifetime of career experience in just a short few years. In this episodes he…
Jay YangGuestNathan MayHostUm, I want to ask you about, uh, the launch, because I think that's, like, pretty incredible.
Um, but so one thing you were telling me over dinner I thought was really interesting.
So our mutual buddy, Olive Picado, has participated in some of, uh, Alex's programs.
Like, what I've heard from Oliver is, like, he went to the level one one, which is you pay something like $5,000.
There's the level two, which Oliver also did, which, uh, he said was something at the time, like 30 or $35,000, where he submitted all his business metrics.
What he didn't do, but what, what he, uh, uh, was told from about the team, was, like, a level three, and that was, uh, Oliver told me, like, 130, $140,000.
And, like, you and seven other people get to spend an entire day with Alex Hormozi.
What you and I were talking about at dinner is, like, you got to sit in a bunch of these level three days.
Tell me, what are the two or three most impactful things you learned just from being able to sit there and absorb that?
Uh, I kinda got in as a note taker, and so anything that Alex would say, I'd write down and be like, "Oh, that's a YouTube video," or "That, that could be a tweet." And so, uh, that is one tip that I'm gonna share in my second book, which is how to get access to these rooms by being useful, by whether it's being a note taker, um, or, uh, being known or having a reputation for one thing, so that when people have a problem, they go to you instead of someone else.
Um, I want to ask you about, uh, the launch, because I think that's, like, pretty incredible.
Um, but so one thing you were telling me over dinner I thought was really interesting.
So our mutual buddy, Olive Picado, has participated in some of, uh, Alex's programs.
Like, what I've heard from Oliver is, like, he went to the level one one, which is you pay something like $5,000.
There's the level two, which Oliver also did, which, uh, he said was something at the time, like 30 or $35,000, where he submitted all his business metrics.
What he didn't do, but what, what he, uh, uh, was told from about the team, was, like, a level three, and that was, uh, Oliver told me, like, 130, $140,000.
And, like, you and seven other people get to spend an entire day with Alex Hormozi.
What you and I were talking about at dinner is, like, you got to sit in a bunch of these level three days.
Tell me, what are the two or three most impactful things you learned just from being able to sit there and absorb that?
Uh, I kinda got in as a note taker, and so anything that Alex would say, I'd write down and be like, "Oh, that's a YouTube video," or "That, that could be a tweet." And so, uh, that is one tip that I'm gonna share in my second book, which is how to get access to these rooms by being useful, by whether it's being a note taker, um, or, uh, being known or having a reputation for one thing, so that when people have a problem, they go to you instead of someone else.
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