Alex Hormozi

You're always working.

You're always doing these things.

But it's like, I'm actually always spending my time in pursuit because in pursuit is my button for enjoyment.

I will do enough work that there is nothing left to be done.

And I remember because what had happened was everybody, when I, when I was sleeping on the gym floor, right?

Like, you know, I was the, I was the underdog, you know, my clients were all like, oh, good for you.

You know, you're going after your dream.

They'd see my blanket and my pillow in the corner of the gym and they knew I was sleeping there.

And it was evident, you know, I, I, I lived there and that everybody was like pro me.

And then people would come in, they sign up like, I'm going to, I'm going to support you.

Right.

And then within nine months I had hired people and I had a manager and I pulled up.

And I walked in the lobby and all the same, the same people were like, ah, boss man's here.

Oh, you're, you're not too good for us now.

Right.

And I remember being so jarred by the experience.

And I was like, you guys rooted for me.

And I was like, and now I, I did what you said you were rooting for me to do.

And that was when I realized that people want you to do well, but not better than them.

The reason the goal isn't coming at you fast enough is because every person you've seen accomplish the goal, you only see it the moment they accomplish it.