Alex Hormozi

If you're ambitious but not sure what to do, Ownershare six principles, really just actions that have helped me get to where I want.

And these are the same six things that allowed me to go from having only a thousand bucks to my name and sleeping on a gym floor to now having a portfolio of companies that last year did north of 250 million a year.

And the reason I'm making

this video is because I'm on a mission to get the next generation of men and women to make their first hundred thousand dollars.

And there's a lot of reasons for that.

But I think that if you can participate in the economy, you will believe in capitalism.

And I think that will set up the next generation for much bigger and better things.

So let's just start with principle number one, which is build capacity.

And so what to do when you're not sure what to do is you build capacity.

So for example, if you don't know what you're going to do tomorrow, you should go and bet on time today when you're not sure what you're going to do.

Still, it might as well be rested.

That's building capacity.

You can get in shape when you don't have dates lined up, like you don't have one lined up, but it can help you when the opportunity strikes.

You can save money when you're not sure where you're going to invest because at least you'll have the money so that when the investment comes, you'll have the opportunity to take action.

And so the thing about opportunities is that they present themselves to everyone and only people with capacity can both recognize and capitalize on them.

So don't be in the bleachers when the fat pitch comes.

You want to be at the plate, you want to have already practiced your swing, and you want to be ready to go.

And I'll give you a case study that actually can drive this point home.

So there was a study they did at Princeton grad school, it was called like the Good Samaritan Study, where they had seminary students who saw themselves as moral people, right?

They were studying to become priests.