Alex Hormozi

Because if you change nothing, nothing will change, right?

So we have to change some component of your life.

And so the question is, which thing do you value the least?

Do you value having more profit or more time with your family in the short term?

In the long term, you can make it up.

You won't make up family time in the long term.

You can't make the profit up in the long term.

so if you're willing to give up short-term profit you can bring in high-level talent and then they can lead the growth in terms of the uh the fear stuff i mean i would just say like just hold the line if you're like i'm afraid of losing time with the family it's like just don't like i you know and then in terms of the real estate thing i see real estate because i know a bunch of entrepreneurs i have a ton of real estate as long as you're not like actively running it like that's why i'm a fan of like reits and funds uh because you have if you have you know good partners and that stuff

They can just run it.

You can make better than the market.

And then, but it's not, it doesn't change anything about what I do.

Like me putting in the SMP or me buying another big building changes nothing about my life.

And so it's not a distraction unless you're like, you know, if we could add a gazebo and what if we added a different roof?

Cause I'm a roofer.

And what if I combined what I'm really like to stop, just like let the real estate be the real estate, let the business be the business and just keep them apart.

As long as you're good there.

Cause I think he's a distraction.

Actually, let me double check on that real quick, which is when you said the distraction thing that you're afraid of, why are you afraid of that?

Well, as long as it doesn't change anything about what you do, I don't care.

But if it's like, no, I check this stuff all the time and it eats up my days, then yeah, I would say that's a problem.