From addiction to building a 7-figure empire, Alex Hormozi shares his remarkable transformation and business wisdom in this raw, unfiltered conversation. 🚀 After hitting rock bottom and getting sober, Alex built Wake Up Wealthy into the leading coaching company for male entrepreneurs. Now he reveals the truth about scaling businesses, finding purpose beyond money, and why he's shifting focus at age 30. Get ready for powerful insights on: • Building and scaling high-ticket coaching programs • Why boring is good for business growth • Real estate investing strategies • The future of peptides and health optimization • Finding meaning beyond entrepreneurship Alex opens up about his struggles with addiction, his journey to sobriety, and how he turned his life around to build multiple successful ventures. He shares candid thoughts on business, health, relationships and his mission to make a broader impact. This episode is packed with actionable business advice and inspiring life lessons from someone who's been through it all. Perfect for entrepreneurs seeking both business growth and personal development. 💪 #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #Success #Recovery #Coaching #PersonalDevelopment #Motivation #mindsetmentor #selfimprovement #businesscoach #personaldevelopment #timemanagement CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - What Happened to Brodie 01:15 - End of Wake Up Wealthy 04:15 - Brodie's Identity Crisis 06:04 - New Coaching Offer 06:57 - Real Estate Business Insights 09:55 - Emptiness of Success 14:15 - Red Pill Movement Explained 19:50 - Misinformation in Fitness Industry 24:05 - Social Responsibility of Influencers 26:20 - Censorship Issues 29:27 - Sneeko's Influence 33:45 - Discussion on Religion 37:12 - Religion and Morality 42:53 - Tate's Innocence Debate 47:53 - Alcohol Discussion 50:37 - Big Pharma Critique 52:05 - Semaglutide Overview 55:26 - Are You Natural? 57:18 - Peptides Explained 01:00:34 - Where to Find Brodie APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Brodie Kern https://www.instagram.com/brodiekern/ https://www.instagram.com/stupidsimplescale/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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It is, right? Like boring's good. Like dialed systems, clean team, hitting KPI, good healthy growth. Chaos isn't great for business. You know what I mean? Naturally, when you're bootstrapping company, there's a level of chaos that is baked in and you're going to have to learn it. But when you start running real businesses at real scale, there should be a level of boringness happening.
That's how you know everything's great. All right, guys. Got someone I've known for a long time. We haven't seen each other in a while, dude. Brody Kern. How's it going?
Good, man. It's good to be here. Yeah, in the days kind of leading up to this, I was thinking about our relationship and the interactions that we've had. And we really haven't gotten to spend a lot of time together in person. But you've always been super friendly to me and helpful to me. And I've tried to return the favor as much as possible.
But I appreciate the way that you've shown up for me, even just being like...
you know slightly more than an acquaintance yeah no likewise and it's cool to have you on because you're kind of on a media hiatus we were talking about it yeah yeah i've been i've been kind of out of the game for the last year which we can talk we can talk about i went through a whole number of things and you know kind of as i turned 30 last fall and really kind of shifted the way that i was doing some things and thinking about a little midlife crisis or something
Yeah, it was like, man, I had been running. So, you know, for those listening, it's like for five years I was the go to guy for mindset and personal development. You know what I mean? I ran probably the largest coaching company in that space. If you were a male entrepreneur between the ages of, you know, 23 and 40, it was like wake up wealthy was almost a rite of passage. Yeah.
You know what I mean? Like you went through it, all the big, all the biggest guys in coaching, you know, who were in that age bracket, like I coached them in wake up wealthy. And after five years of doing that, you know, over a thousand high ticket clients through there, it was just like, I'd done so much great work.
And like, we had done a lot of really amazing things, but here I was running this, you know, really large coaching company and 25 people on my team, tons of overhead. And like, it just got to the point where I was tired. And like coaching, creating content all felt like a job. And I was just like, dude, you know, I'm not happy.
And the things that used to excite me about like coaching guys on their habits and their mindset and stuff all felt very monotonous. And when I used to love it, you know what I mean? And so it got to this point where I also wasn't like excited. not only was it not serving me anymore, but like I wasn't in the best place to be able to service those clients anymore either.
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