Alex Hormozi

I think Chamath talked about this in a video, but like, if you wanna be in finance, you gotta be in New York, right?

If you want to be in film, it's like you probably got to be in Hollywood.

If you want to be in politics, you got to be in DC.

Now, if you don't want to be in those kind of like more traditional paths, there's a lot more places that you could be.

But the idea is like there are hubs.

And if you want to get into a space, the best way to do it is get to the hub.

And so if you're not sure what to do right now, you should know exactly what to do, which is that you build capacity and you wait for the pitches that you can swing at to come.

And so maybe you're getting ball after ball after ball, but what do you do to make sure that when the fat pitch comes, you're ready?

It's like you practice your swing.

You start doing your sprints so that you can actually get around the bases faster.

You start working on coordination drills.

You start working on your power.

You start going to the gym.

All of these things would be things that when that pitch comes, you'll maximize the likelihood that you smashed it out of the park.

But so many of you are waiting for this fat pitch to then begin and getting lapped by people who already were prepared.

And so the key word here, in order to build capacity, you build by preparing.

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I recently did $106 million book launch in a weekend.

And our portfolio of companies at acquisition.com is over $250 million in aggregate revenue.

And a portion of that is brick and mortar chains that we own.