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This was very neat. Thought I’d share.

Name: This was very neat. Thought I’d share.
Uploaded: 2025-05-10T02:30:11+00:00
Duration: 20 s
Channel: Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP
Description: In a brief conversational excerpt, Speaker A references Alex Hormozi, a successful gym entrepreneur, emphasizing Hormozi's view that genuine…

10 May 2025 · 0 min

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In a brief conversational excerpt, Speaker A references Alex Hormozi, a successful gym entrepreneur, emphasizing Hormozi's view that genuine self‑confidence does not arise from shouting affirmations but from delivering irrefutable proof of one’s capabilities. Speaker B expands on this by defining confidence as a probabilistic measure—the percentage likelihood that an anticipated outcome will occur—arguing that high confidence is achieved only when similar outcomes have been proven in the past. The dialogue underscores a shift from personality‑driven confidence to evidence‑driven confidence.

You know Alex Hormozy? He runs gyms in America, but he's fucking so bright. And he said, uh, real self-confidence doesn't come from shouting affirmations in the mirror. Real self-confidence comes from giving the world irrefutable proof you are who you say you are. I fucking love that.
Confidence doesn't come from personality, it comes from proof. So it's not from, you know, beating your chest and telling people that you're great. Confidence is just a percentage likelihood that what you think is going to happen will happen, and the only way to have a high level of confidence is to know that it has happened before.