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In this excerpt from the interview titled “Be Careful Who You Take Advice From,” Alex Hormozi (Speaker A) explains his evolving understanding of what it means to be exceptional: being the exception to the norm, embracing abnormal actions, and refusing to let people with mediocre goals deter one’s pursuit of greatness. He stresses that exceptional people are naturally perceived as abnormal by “normal” people and that embracing this perception fuels differentiation. Speaker B (a colleague or mentee) recounts his early days of relentless recruiting—spending countless hours on the phone at events, family gatherings, and school functions—while facing criticism from others. He describes how he ignored the negativity, stepped away from social settings to take calls, train agents, and recruit, and now looks back with gratitude for the mentors who helped him see the long‑term vision. Together, the two speakers illustrate a mindset of relentless action, resilience to external judgment, and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive, high‑vision individuals.

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