Alex Hormozi

The business makes just enough to justify the owner waiting anxiously for things to turn around.

Pro tip, find time to rhyme.

What points of friction exist for them?

Like, what big thing can I get done today?

Good rhymes stick in people's minds.

I like to think about it in sequence that the customer will experience each of these obstacles.

Desire comes from not getting what you want.

And by the time that lie is realized, they're in too deep to pivot, at least until now.

And that's when I really move the ball forward.

Rhyme your program name to win the game.

Pro tip, faster, deeper learning by reading and listening at the same time.

And I'm telling you, that life hack of all hacks, a single habit that has changed my output was having my first four to six hours of my day to myself.

In fact, I heard this quote that I love from Naval Ravikant.

Again, channel insane detail.

Google rhyming dictionary for an easy shortcut.

The more problems, the better.

A Grand Slam offer solves this problem.

Here's a life hack I discovered a long time ago.

Desire is a contract you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want.

Note, don't try and force it.