Iman Gadzhi works far harder than his social media shows. His on-camera content is only about 1% of what he actually does, with most of his work happening off-camera late into the night. He's described as a "diesel engine" who outworks almost everyone around him.
And so does, last one on Iman, does he really like work as hard as kind of see he does or how he portrays?
Absolutely, bro. Iman, if you used the word portray, which I'll just touch on, credit where credit is due, everyone, most people on social media glorify what they do, right? So they'll 10x what they're doing on camera to, and normally it's 10% of that. Iman's the opposite and bigger ratio. So whatever you see on camera is 1% of what he actually does. Most of the stuff that he's doing that actually moves the line or is fun or whatever, It's off camera. And so he is an incredibly hard worker. He— I mean, sometimes I would hear from him at like 2 in the morning and he was still going for more hours kind of thing, you know, never stops. He is also the one guy I've probably met in my life who just can outwork me. I can work profuse hours for days and weeks on end, but he can just— he's a diesel engine, bro.
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