Alex Hormozi

I remember having terrible memories of having more money and I remember having terrible memories then having less money.

For sure, money will give you options, but it will not really dramatically change your subjective well-being because that is very internal.

A lot of us already know this, but we still want to make sure and go get the money anyways.

But I see a man's work as something that's incredibly...

And then from there came to the U.S.

after being in Europe after the World War to start his practice here.

And then he had to retake all of the exams because none of the European standardizations mattered in the U.S.

He had to retake everything again in the U.S.

in languages he didn't understand.

And he and I would sit there and talk and he says, you have two hands and one mind.

That's it.

I always thought about that.

We have two hands and one mind.

No matter what path you choose, poverty is tough, right?

And so is growth, and so is risk.

Everything sucks, right?

I tweeted this thing the other day because I was texting someone.

It says, everything is hard and no one cares.

The only person who attends your pity party is you are able to make these videos despite some of the personal cost that it comes, that comes with it.

For sure, there's personal benefit, but there are costs and benefits.