Alex Hormozi

We promote some two-day workshop that is upcoming.

You might find it as valuable as I have as someone who struggles to stay focused.

Alliteration is where you make all or most of the words start with the same letter or sound.

If I travel, I won't know what to buy.

And then when you're in the manager period, it's like, go for it.

First, we whisper that it's coming.

Next thing you may most do, cook healthy food.

Just be distracted and know that that's like the rest of your day is screwed.

In other words, it allows you to sell in a category of one,

Then we tease it with some benefits.

It took two days to talk this book out loud and record it.

An alternative approach to rhyming is to use alliteration when you're naming your program.

Then we shout that it's launching in a week.

One, cooking healthy food is hard and confusing.

or to apply another great phrase, to sell in a vacuum.

I figured I'd put this hack at the beginning of the book so you had a chance to do it if you found the first chapter valuable enough to earn your attention.

Then, when we launch this amazing workshop, we have two supply-demand scenarios.

This is easier for most people than rhyming.

I won't like it and I will suck at it.

Two, cooking healthy food will take too much time.