Alex Hormozi

At 31.

Put that in a bank account and put 5% a year on it.

I don't live that fancy.

It was an active choice to take this on and do this because when I took the year off, I was very miserable.

I had no quest.

And I remember being in Mexico.

Layla and I went there for a month or two.

I can't remember.

And I remember every day I would look out at this beautiful ocean, this massive mansion that we had rented while we were there.

And I had to think to myself, like, what do I find meaningful?

What moves me?

And when I say moves me, I mean, calls me to take action.

What is a cause that I'm willing to suffer for?

And for me, it's helping younger me out because I know how much pain I was in.

But a portion of that pain was because I had other people in my ear telling me there was something wrong with me for the pain I experienced, that there was something wrong with the path.

And so they would sow these seeds of doubt and uncertainty into me.

And then that made the path so much more painful because the whole time I was wondering, I for sure know I'm going through the suffering, but I don't know if I'm doing it for the right reason.

And so I think that if you provide for your family, you've won.

And most people, if we're really being real, think back to the last major life change that you have, once it stabilized, you're probably close to about as happy as you are now.

And I'll make a prediction.