Alex Hormozi admits critics are right about some things: his steroid use, his obsession with money, his deliberately simple lifestyle. He works 12-hour days starting at 5 am, sometimes pushing to 18-hour stretches, and doesn't hide the physical cost.
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So the question is, what do your haters get right? Steroids is one. He's here for the money. I would say from like the philosophical angle, there are people who are like, Alex is simple life. And I'm like, well, yeah, I'm pretty open about that too. They will use a fact as an insult and I'll be like, I agree. I think that qualifies. They're intending it as a hater comment. Yeah. But you're like, yes, and I agree. I'm here 7 days a week. Like I work all the days until I cannot work and then I take a day and then I continue to work again. I work 12 hours most days. I'm usually here 5 to 5. Is that a temporary thing? This doesn't feel like a push. When I'm pushing, I work third shift, which is I work 18. If I do that for an extended period of time, that starts to grate on me, but like 12, I still feel like I've got plenty of time to like chill out and do whatever.