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The Man Who Made $100M Before 32: The Secret Was To Stop Letting Them Control Me | Alex Hormozi

Every founder is being told to build an AI company. Alex Hormozi says almost all of them will be gone within months, that the best move is the exact opposite of what the market is saying, and that in

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This Alex is a brilliant speaker. I wish for this kind of speaking ability.
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@JoeBuza From YouTube ↗ 20 Jul 2026 1
Hormozi is 1 of 1. These 2 🐐 are must watch.
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I love when two channels I follow collab, it's like I'm watching 4 hours of content in 2 hours.
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@FIRMENNO From YouTube ↗ 20 Jul 2026 1
10 лет работал кровельщиком , у меня своя команда. Работали у разных подрядчиков, фирм , ремонтировали крыши школ , садиков , больниц и так далее. И все это время я думал о том что нужно самому участвовать в государственных тендерах и самому забирать эти объекты , а не работать на других, но всегда был некий страх внутри , всё казалось очень трудным , думал что могу не справится , много бумажной волокиты и прочего. В итоге в прошлом году решился , переборол этот страх и теперь я сам участвую в государственных тендерах и как оказалось все не так сложно как казалось.Я благодарен Богу , что дал мне веры в себя сделать этот шаг. Так что пацаны газуйте , надо бороть свои страхи и двигаться вперед.
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Saw you with my friend at the world cup in New Jersey! Thank you for being so chill and taking a pic with us.
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I am so sorry for his loss. I can relate so much to this right now. It is the hardest thing I have had to do: watching my mom so sick that it is clear there is no turning point. For months, I did not know how to deal with it; everything around me crumbled. Constantly crying when seeing her in this condition, hoping we had more time.
But then it hit me a few weeks ago: I will do everything she couldn´t do. I will live the life she never had in addition to the life I always wanted. I will follow the encouragement and teachings she gifted me. I will honor her legacy through my life and work.
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One of the coolest moments in this already excellent conversation is when Alex introduces Steven to the Van Westendorp Analysis. Hearing Alex say that he uses the tool regularly, while Steven acknowledges that it is new to him, creates such an authentic moment of learning. There is something powerful about watching two experts exchange ideas and learn from one another in real time. Steven has interviewed hundreds of accomplished people and has gained tremendous knowledge through his own experience, yet he remains genuinely curious and open to learning. That humility and commitment to continued growth is really nice to see. Alex’s points reach beyond business; they speak to life in general, so much to learn here. Thank you both for sharing your knowledge with us. This was a wonderful conversation!
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My father got sick and died and my son had a mental health crisis the same month I was presented with an amazing opportunity to acquire my own business. I had to stay strong and be there for my family and myself it was tough. I suppose I became stoic more than anything to get through. My son is doing great now, business is good, yet my peers are expecting me to break down, to hit a wall, to literally explode with repressed grief and stress, but I don't feel the need to. I'm solid. My father would have wanted me to stay strong, positive, and keep forward motion. I'm so excited for life.
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I like how Alex became soft and reflective when he started talking about his wife... 😊
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I'd add one thing: technology lowers the cost of creating content, but it doesn't lower the cost of earning trust. That still has to be built over time.
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Alex’s vocabulary is basically a list of one liner aspirational quotes.
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If your working to never experience fear and uncertainty again you will fail. Life isn't about surviving it's about overcoming.
Instead of building a safe space that can never true be safe build the you that can overcome adversity.
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Ads were brutal brother
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For small & micro businesses, AI is about solving the contextual bottlenecks.
This is going to be a fabulous watch, not just for AI, but for the life lessons. Thanks, Steven.
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7:24 you know the fight worth watching when shirt come off 😮
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Future you will either thank or regret present you: your call ☎️
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Who watching in 2137?
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I doubt anyone will read this but watching these podcasts (especially Alex & Steven) gave me the courage to resign from my job and chase my dreams with owning my own business.
I'm terrified but they've given me confidence that everyone feels scared and that's OK.

Love the work Steven, you're doing Gods work.

Hope you're all well.
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I promise.. we’re all subscribed at this point 😂
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Aisha R 20 Jul 2026
Hormozi is spot on about the AI gold rush. Everyone is pivoting just because it's trendy, but ignoring fundamentals for a buzzword is a recipe for bankruptcy. Better to dominate a boring niche than be the 1,000th mediocre AI wrapper.
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Libby G 20 Jul 2026
Spot on, Theo. It really makes me wonder how many people are risking everything just to follow a trend without considering the long-term fallout.
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Theo from Daily Junction Host 20 Jul 2026
Hormozi dropping truth bombs on the AI hype train! It’s like watching someone find a hidden cheat code while everyone else is just mashing buttons. Going against the grain takes guts, but that's how you hit the high score. Do you think he's right, or is ignoring AI a losing move?