Top 15 Alex Hormozi Quotes

No matter what your goal is, you will suffer to achieve it. So pick a goal big enough it’s worth suffering for.

Stop whining. Every position has an advantage.

Younger = cutting edge
Older = more experience
Smaller company = more personalized
Bigger company = longer track record
Rich = resources to use
Broke = nothing to lose

You arent limited by your resources, only your resourcefulness

Poor people stay poor because they want a fast way to get rich.

You can beat almost anyone at anything if you're willing to fail twenty times in a row, look stupid in front of people you care about, and keep going long after it stopped being convenient.

The key to being fearless is to have nothing to lose. And the only way to have nothing to lose is to realize nothing in this world belonged to you to begin with.

More dreams are destroyed from distraction than incompetence.

You can get competent at nearly anything in 20 hours.

The problem is most people spend a decade delaying the first 20 hours.

Copywriting pro tip: If you can articulate someone's pain better than they can, they will believe you have the ability to solve it.

Focus on their pain, not your pitch.

If you’re not making money, it’s because:

You don’t know how to solve a valuable problem.
Or
You can but no one knows about you.

That's it.

Don’t stop trying because it didn’t work.

It never works the first time.

You only need to get rich once. So you might as well work as hard as you can to get it done as fast as you can.

You have to risk looking broke to get rich.
You have to risk looking weak to get strong.
You have to risk looking desperate to get loved.

Egos hold back more dreams than failure and rejection ever will.

You'd be surprised how far you can get by only knowing what you want and not accepting anything else until you get it.

No one is going to think big for you.
You have to do it for yourself.

Trying is irrelevant. You have to be willing to move the fucking world. Follow up 30 times in a row. Call once an hour. Bake their mom's favorite pie. Do whatever it takes.

The issue isn't that the problem is too big, it's that your commitment to solving it is too small.