Alex Hormozi

And so this is from a personal level, me having gone through a little bit of this myself, like questioning the reason for working when you no longer need any money, right?

I do not need to work.

What I had to realize for myself was I am not the goal.

I am the goal in terms of who I want to become.

This cannot be the goal.

Because you will satisfy your own needs relatively quickly, especially if you get good at anything.

Everyone's bar is different, but you will satisfy it.

It doesn't matter who you are.

And so that why has to be bigger than you, or you'll only be able to overcome obstacles that are smaller than you.

And this is why I believe it has to be eternal.

Viktor Frankl famously said, if a man has a big enough why, he can overcome almost any how.

And Rogan had this quote that I love about this, which is, a man will crawl through a broken glass with a smile.

You need a goal worth suffering for.

The goal is your passion, not the path.

If you love the goal enough, the path stops mattering.

Right.

So imagine your future family and your future wife.

People who go to war fight for different reasons.

Freedom, duty, protecting their loved ones, not letting their friends down.

None of this is their love, but they love them enough that they'll do anything, including die for them.