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What does a typical day look like for an entrepreneur?
Moza Nation, this is a day in the life for Layla and I. We flew out to do two keynotes in Orlando, Florida. I think you'll dig the presentation on branding.
How important is branding in building a business?
I've never talked about it publicly.
The first time we took a private jet was out of necessity. We were in Puerto Rico and it was right as Hurricane Maria was hitting. We see the news about it and I check flights and the flights are all like multiple connections. So we drink a cup of coffee and then like more news is like, this looks like it might be really serious. And I checked the flights again, all gone. All right, well, we're going to be here.
How does Alex Hormozi define happiness and success?
You know, it's fine. And then we go to the grocery store to like pick up some water or whatever. And two people are getting a fistfight over water in the island.
What role does patience play in achieving success?
People are fucking sprinting around the store. She's like, we have to get off this island. I was like, dude, you don't want to be here when it's dead. Get back to our house. And this old guy has this massive yacht. He's our neighbor.
How can one effectively handle high-pressure situations?
I was like, oh, what are you going to do with that? He's like, oh, it'll just get destroyed. And I was like. What? Oh, he's like, you should be fine. He's like, just go to the third story. First two floors are flawed. And Layla at this point is just like, we're getting off this fucking mile. She was like, charter a plane. And I was like, mind you, this is like the beginning of our wealth. And I was like, I Googled. I call a plane. I put it on speakerphone.
We need to get off before we go.
He was like, it'll be 70 grand. And like, we both looked at each other and I was like, so we're decided. She was like, yeah, we're decided. We both had come to completely separate conclusions from that number. I was like, so we're staying. And she's like, so we're going, right? And then she looks, she's like, what is my life worth to you? I was like, I was like, are you fucking kidding me? 35 grand to save my life? I was like, well, it wasn't 35. It was 70. 35 for mine. 35 for yours. So I call like three other charters and I'm like, I got a guy who says he could do it for 50. And he was like, I'll do it for 40. I call another guy. By the way, this is the last day you can go off the island. And so like literally when he's like, I got to call some more to get a price.
I was like, oh my God. We have four hours. I get a guy who's like, I'll do it for 28.
And I was like, cool. He's like, but you have to leave in two hours. Went straight to the airport and they were like, oh, actually it's coming faster than we thought. Like these will be the last planes out. We got on the plane and it was the first time in my life where money actually did something like useful for me.
I was getting in my car at the gym the other day. I get in the car, and I have the window down, and this guy's like, hey, and I was like, ah!
So, like, I actually announce my presence. Like, whenever I walk through, I'm like, I'm here! And if she doesn't hear me, she just freaks out.
When you sat in the chair in the fucking dark like a psycho, and then you got mad at me when I cried. He scared me so bad, I started crying. I woke up, and he wasn't in bed, right? Then I go to the bathroom, I come back out. I just assume he's left. I just hear...
Hey.
I scream and like huddle. And then I just start crying.
And then he's like, what the fuck? I was trying not to wake you. Like, I'm awake.
I made podcasts for four years. What? And like Real Talk, they were just as good as the ones I have now. Years, not like, oh, I did it for 90 days. Four years, two to three podcasts a week, every week. And then on the fifth year, it hit. The real, real is it was just packaged as gym specific. I'd say like my biggest learning of even the last year to two years of my career has been packaging. Everything I was taught early in my career is niche down. And so I did that and I maximized a niche. But like at some point you maximize a niche and you have to go further. I always am like slow to make those big moves because I want to make sure I'm not doing it out of being ADD. That was a super tough call.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What does a typical day look like for an entrepreneur?
0:02–0:10
2
How important is branding in building a business?
0:10–0:31
3
How does Alex Hormozi define happiness and success?
0:31–0:37
4
What role does patience play in achieving success?
0:37–0:47
5
How can one effectively handle high-pressure situations?
0:47–17:52
6
How can one cultivate a strong personal brand?
17:52–19:10