Alex Hormozi: I made $30,000,000 by changing this belief...
Last updated: Jun 15, 2023
The video is about how to get unstuck in your business by examining whether you lack a belief, a character trait, or a skill, and using the example of a business owner who believes that no one in his space makes more than two million dollars a month.
This video by Alex Hormozi was published on Jul 30, 2021. Video length: 07:01.
In this video, Alex Hormozi discusses how beliefs, traits, and skills can impact a business owner's ability to grow their business.
He shares a conversation he had with a business owner who believed that no one in their space was making more than two million dollars a month. Hormozi challenges this belief and explains how it can limit a business owner's potential.
He emphasizes the importance of having all three factors - beliefs, traits, and skills - to achieve success in business.
The video discusses getting unstuck in business.
Beliefs, traits, and skills are all necessary for success.
Beliefs can limit growth and need to be challenged.
Traits such as patience and other-centered focus are necessary for success.
Skills such as recruiting, sales, and marketing are necessary for growth and success.
Skills are necessary for growth and success in business.
Skills can be acquired through learning or hiring.
Skills can include recruiting, sales, and marketing.
Lack of necessary skills can limit growth potential.
Acquiring necessary skills is important for overcoming stuckness in business.
Conclusion
Beliefs, traits, and skills are all necessary for success in business.
Challenging limiting beliefs, developing necessary traits, and acquiring necessary skills can help overcome stuckness in business.
Success in business is possible with the right combination of beliefs, traits, and skills.
How to Get Unstuck in Your Business
Examine whether you lack a belief, a character trait, or a skill.
If you believe in your product, you want to be the one driving it and growing it over time.
Break down whether there is an actual cap on how big your market is.
If you are in the one percent or half a percent of your marketplace, you haven't capped your market, you just have capped your skill, beliefs, or traits.
Look at your competitors and figure out how to do each aspect of your business better than them.
If you are stuck, it's not because of your market, but because of your beliefs, traits, or skills that you lack.