Alex Hormozi

I don't think Frodo,

on his quest to destroy the ring was like, I'm not sure if I'm passionate about this.

He absolutely was passionate about it.

He was willing to die for it.

He was willing to give up his home for it, his friends for it, his family for it.

And so I think we all on some level strive to have that.

Something I've been saying to Layla a lot is that something I believe to my bones is that a man must have a quest

to drive towards something.

The problem is that we believe when we see monsters and dragons on the trail, society is telling us this is not the right path for you because it's not all sunshine and rainbows and unicorns.

No, that path, not only does it not exist, even if it did, it would be short-lived and you'd adapt because you're human.

Hedonistic adaptation is a real thing.

There are elements of my work, of my path that I love.

I love writing.

But basically anything besides that, I don't like 10 out of 10 enjoy.

I love writing.

I enjoy lifting.

Lifting I would say is super high on my like enjoyment list.

I enjoy eating and hanging out after I work out with people I like.

Those are basically my emotional highs.

But if I did it all the time, which I know because I tried to do it, I owned a gym.