Episode 103 is live!!! 🤑 @AlexHormozi

2 Mar 2023 · 0 min
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In this brief monologue, the speaker argues that the world’s richest individuals perceive reality with far fewer distortions than most people. This clearer perception enables them to lose their fortunes and rebuild them, because they interpret situations differently. The speaker also addresses the label of "eccentric" often applied to billionaires, suggesting that being non‑normative does not equate to being wrong—it simply reflects a distinct way of seeing the world.

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