The Game w/ Alex Hormozi

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"I saw this really interesting interview — I can't remember who it was — but it was David Senra, the Founders Podcast, and there was this soundbite that I thought was really, really intelligent, which was: the business that plays the most dominant game wins."

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"You can try to pre-sell stuff and say, 'Hey, I'm going to be building this thing, you can buy it ahead of time.' This is the nature of Kickstarter."

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"You can look at Ben Francis and figuring out with Gymshark. There's nothing to say that you wouldn't be successful."

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"I think Upwork and Fiverr seem to be doing pretty okay. I don't know if something's really disrupted them."

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"I think Upwork and Fiverr seem to be doing pretty okay. I don't know if something's really disrupted them."

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"He could get basically any business into the top five on their Google Maps in seven days. His offer was, 'I'm just going to get you to top five in the next seven days and I'll call you back in seven days.'"

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"Claude and Anthropic are the same company, but the company's doing the billing. Gemini, whatever — if they're billing you, they're billing you whether what you built was useful or not."

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"I will promise you that Claude, or Anthropic, or OpenAI — Gemini, whatever — if they're billing you, they're billing you whether what you built was useful or not."

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"I think I was on Diary of a CEO and he's like, 'Alex, should people talk to you about happiness?' I'm like, 'No, that's not — I don't have authority there.'"

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"My argument there is not that you must take 100% of your dollars and put it into the S&P 500, that's never been my argument. But that the dollars you do choose to put into investments of any kind at an earlier part in your career do get disproportionate returns."

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"You could do Google PPC which is just basically keywords and looking for people who are looking for ramps. I'll bet though that if you bid there, there's probably already some players and you'd have to have a more sophisticated sales motion."

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"think about two people, one person who stays in and watches Netflix, or somebody who goes out to a coffee shop"

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"That would have been — then we wouldn't have SpaceX, Tesla, and everything else."

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"That would have been — then we wouldn't have SpaceX, Tesla, and everything else."

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"I think you should join a community — really — that, like, join something specific to Facebook ads if you want, so that you can learn how to run ads."

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"Toby from Shopify, who's the founder, he just works on product. He's not even the CEO. That's all he likes doing. So that's what he does."

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"Right now, we're heavy on Google Ads, SEO, AEO because that's really where they get the leads from. That's where women go to find info."

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"Alex Becker had a very large kind of information business and then he basically shut it all down and started Hyros and then Hyros became a much more valuable business."

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"From the scaling workshop and the ACQ AI I kind of have concluded we should shift focus to B2B."

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"they released this feature for claude code called dynamic workflows enabling users to spin up hundreds of parallel sub agents to tackle very large code bases"